(A)
The
Executive Government Structure of the Commonwealth, in accordance to the
constitutional reform of this article should be known as the Three Houses and
Six Ministries Executive Government Structure of the Commonwealth of Australia,
which include an Administration branch, an Armed Forces branch and a Government
Monitoring and Human Resource branch and six ministries subject to the
Administration branch, including one ministry for finance and internal affair,
one ministry for foreign affair, public relationships and education, one
ministry for defense, one ministry for justice, one ministry for administration
branch human resource and one ministry for public service and national
infrastructure and each department subject to a ministry.
(B)
In
regards to what to do the Three Houses and Six Ministries Executive Government
Structure of the Commonwealth is created in reference to the Three Chancellors
and Nine Ministers Executive Government Structure of the Han Empire 漢(China and
probably Vietnam 202BC~220AC), the Three Houses and Six Ministries Executive
Government Structure of the Tang Empire 唐(China and Vietnam 618AC~907AC), the Three
Houses and Six Ministries Executive Government Structure of the Song
Empire 宋(China
960AC~1279AC) and Three Houses and Six Ministries Executive Government
Structure of the Ming Empire明 (China and Eastern Manchuria
1368AC~1644AC) and what lead to the success of these dynasties.
(C)
In
regards to what not to do, the Three Houses and Six Ministries Executive
Government Structure of the Commonwealth, is created, observing the problems
associated with the Qing Empire 清 (China, Manchuria, Mongolia, Xinjiang,
Tibet, parts of South East Russia, Taiwan and Hainan 1644~1911) and what make
this dynasty a failure, especially how the policy of the Qing Empire, trying to
secure its power by abolishing all previous government structure and
1.
replacing it with a six houses structure, where the office of the Emperor, hold
all power and responsibility of the Federal government and the six houses of
the Federal Government can only act as advisers and
2.
radically decrease the power of all local governments,
resulting in an over
monopolization government structure. As a result, the eighteenth century
British ambassador to then China once said, referring to the Qing Empire as a
giant ship with only one sailor, for now the ship is sailing fine, but if the
sailor become dizzy for just one second, the ship would start to sink and nothing
the sailor can do later could stop the sinking and just as the British
ambassador expect, an error of appointing the wrong person to be the Chief
of Staff of the Emperor, adding to the office of the Emperor is already
struggling with been under staff, over worked and disorganized, due to the over
monopolized government structure, the Empire become
1. increasingly plagued by
corruption, economic meltdown and civil unrest, by the late eighteenth
century,
2. been dominated by Japan and
the western countries, by the mid nineteenth century, despite the Qing Empire
still hold the eighth most powerful navy of the world, well into the late
nineteenth century, until been defeated by Japan and
3. finally total collapse by
early twentieth century.
The lesson to learn from the Qing
Empire, is to avoid an over monopolize government structure.
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