In Accordance with The North Pacific Constitution, I hereby formally request a Judicial Review of Cabinet inaction and inactivity. Is the Cabinet, and or individual Ministers, in violation of their Oath to uphold the Constitution ?
On November 10, 2007, Prime Minister Haor Chall resigned.
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According to the TNP Constitution, the Cabinet is to nominate a new Prime Minister to the Regional Assembly within 7 days:
Speaker of the Regional Assembly Grosseschnauzer, has stated repeatedly that the Cabinet has not nominated a new Prime Minister due to impending voting on Constitutional proposals, and now the wait for a result from the Cabinet on the matter. However, I am aware of no provision that allows the Cabinet to override the Constitution to delay taking action in the matter.
The Speaker claims Cabinet collective authority of the office of Prime Minister continues, regardless of inaction on this constitutional matter. I do not recall seeing any official statement by the Cabinet on the matter. Mearly inaction.
Furthermore, there remain vacant Ministry positions that have not been addressed.
Further, there stand open Deputy Minister positions. The Constitution states that Ministers must appoint Deputies within 7 days of election and/or vacancy.
Also worthy of mention is the vacant position of Vice Delegate. And that elections are now one month overdue.
While I understand and appreciate the position that there may be little point to filling positions when a new constitution and government may be forthcoming, the very fact that the finalization of such a new constitution remains in questions begs for enforcement of the existing Constitution. A new constitution has been proposed on the basis of inactivity and the failure of bureacracy in The North Pacific, the very reasons that we need a fully staffed and active government in place now. The region should not be forced to wait for a possibility that is not guarenteed, to take action to maintain the life of the region.
Thank you for your time and consideration.
On November 10, 2007, Prime Minister Haor Chall resigned.
http://z13.invisionfree.com/TNP/index.php?showtopic=3847
According to the TNP Constitution, the Cabinet is to nominate a new Prime Minister to the Regional Assembly within 7 days:
Speaker of the Regional Assembly Grosseschnauzer, has stated repeatedly that the Cabinet has not nominated a new Prime Minister due to impending voting on Constitutional proposals, and now the wait for a result from the Cabinet on the matter. However, I am aware of no provision that allows the Cabinet to override the Constitution to delay taking action in the matter.
The Speaker claims Cabinet collective authority of the office of Prime Minister continues, regardless of inaction on this constitutional matter. I do not recall seeing any official statement by the Cabinet on the matter. Mearly inaction.
Furthermore, there remain vacant Ministry positions that have not been addressed.
Further, there stand open Deputy Minister positions. The Constitution states that Ministers must appoint Deputies within 7 days of election and/or vacancy.
Also worthy of mention is the vacant position of Vice Delegate. And that elections are now one month overdue.
While I understand and appreciate the position that there may be little point to filling positions when a new constitution and government may be forthcoming, the very fact that the finalization of such a new constitution remains in questions begs for enforcement of the existing Constitution. A new constitution has been proposed on the basis of inactivity and the failure of bureacracy in The North Pacific, the very reasons that we need a fully staffed and active government in place now. The region should not be forced to wait for a possibility that is not guarenteed, to take action to maintain the life of the region.
Thank you for your time and consideration.