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The Dissolution of Government Act, as it was know as by its short title, gave the President of The Interim Government of Thermodolia the ability to dissolve the entire interim government, the National Senate, or both. Under the Third Amendment this power was solely granted to the National Senate however the senate decided to grant the president this power. As such when the president dissolved the government they would be acting in the name of the National Senate instead of as the President. | The Dissolution of Government Act, as it was know as by its short title, gave the [[List of Heads of State of Thermodolia#Interim Government (1890–1898|President of The Interim Government of Thermodolia]] the ability to dissolve the entire interim government, the National Senate, or both. Under the Third Amendment this power was solely granted to the National Senate however the senate decided to grant the president this power. As such when the president dissolved the government they would be acting in the name of the National Senate instead of as the President. | ||
The act also laid out the procedures required for the National Senate to dissovle itself as these where not spelled out in the amendment nor the constitution. This in effect required the senate to hold a emergency vote that must be requested by the Prime Minister in order to declare that the legislature has been dissolved. It also required that the vote must have at least 30 Senators for the dissolution. | The act also laid out the procedures required for the National Senate to dissovle itself as these where not spelled out in the amendment nor the constitution. This in effect required the senate to hold a emergency vote that must be requested by the Prime Minister in order to declare that the legislature has been dissolved. It also required that the vote must have at least 30 Senators for the dissolution. | ||
Latest revision as of 22:33, 23 January 2022
| Dissolution of Government Act | |
|---|---|
| 5th National Senate | |
| An act to allow the President of The Interim Government of Thermodolia powers entrusted to the National Senate under the Third Amendment to fully dissolve the Government and the Constitution, and to allow the National Senate as the legislature of The Interim Government of Thermodolia to hold a vote to dissolve itself | |
| Territorial extent | Thermodolia |
| Enacted by | National Senate |
| Date passed | October 8, 1898 |
| Date assented to | October 8, 1898 |
| Date commenced | October 8, 1898 |
| Date of expiry | October 13, 1898 |
| Introduced by | Eli Sæ |
| Status: Expired | |
The Dissolution of Government Act, as it was know as by its short title, gave the President of The Interim Government of Thermodolia the ability to dissolve the entire interim government, the National Senate, or both. Under the Third Amendment this power was solely granted to the National Senate however the senate decided to grant the president this power. As such when the president dissolved the government they would be acting in the name of the National Senate instead of as the President.
The act also laid out the procedures required for the National Senate to dissovle itself as these where not spelled out in the amendment nor the constitution. This in effect required the senate to hold a emergency vote that must be requested by the Prime Minister in order to declare that the legislature has been dissolved. It also required that the vote must have at least 30 Senators for the dissolution.
As this bill was a normal bill it was only required to pass by 26 votes, 25 or less with abstentions, however then Prime Minister Eli Sæ insisted that at least 30 Senators, the ammount need to amend the constitution, must vote for the bill in order to consider it passed. The bill passed with 45 Senators voting for, 5 Senators voting against, and no abstentions.