Constitutional Limits to Direct Democracy
Constitutional Limits to Direct Democracy The Constitutional Limits to Direct Democracy arise from the necessities of government by citizen legislators
The Citizen Forum is the legislative heart of the State of Felicia. Every citizen has the right to participate in public debate, introduce proposals, and vote on decisions that may change the Constitution and the laws of the country. Felicia does not elect professional legislators because every citizen is a legislator. All legislative votes are equal: popularity, reputation, likes, or length of membership never give one citizen more voting power than another. Discussion may continue indefinitely, while individual proposals are debated, voted upon, enacted, rejected, or revisited in the future.
Constitutional Limits to Direct Democracy The Constitutional Limits to Direct Democracy arise from the necessities of government by citizen legislators
Direct Democracy in Felicia Referendum by Debate Direct democracy means that government in Felicia does not begin with a ballot.
Every Citizen is a Legislator in the State of Felicia Every citizen is a legislator in Felicia. The political transformation