The Constitution of SpecialDetachment

Section 1. All legislative powers are to be vested in one Parliament, which shall consist of one Council and one House.

Section 2. The House will consist of recruits, who shall be voted as such by a simple majority among the Council members after their request is received.

There shall be three levels of recruits: Recruit, Veteran, and Elite. A Recruit may be promoted to Veteran within the team, not less than twenty days after joining, by writing a request for promotion. It shall be finalized by at least a two-thirds majority vote of the Council. A Veteran may be promoted to Elite within the team, not less than forty days after joining, by writing a request for promotion. It shall be finalized by at least a three-fourths majority vote of the Council. Only Elites shall be considered full-members and eligible for promotion into the Council.

The Council may, from time to time, call upon an Elite(s) to fill positions of temporary vacancy within the Council, within tournaments, and/or may also group Elites together to create additional teams for play. The Council shall be vested legislative power to do so under this Article.

Upon the event of a vacancy within the Council, the longest standing Elite shall be promoted into the Council by writing a request for promotion. It shall be finalized only by a unanimous vote of the Council.

In the event of a tie between standing Elites, the Council will choose one of the eligible candidates to fill the vacancy by a simple majority vote. Once the candidate has been chosen, the promotion shall be finalized only by a unanimous vote of the Council.

The House from time to time may choose one Speaker by majority vote and, He or She, will have the sole authority to introduce legislation to the Council for approval.

Section 3. The Council shall be composed of no more than eight full-members. Each Council Member will have one vote.

Each Council member shall be eligible to propose legislation and promotions to be voted on within the Council. However, all legislation and promotions approved by the Council shall be sent before the Leader for acceptance or rejection. A unanimous vote by the Council shall override any Veto by the Leader, with the exception of promotions to the Council.

The Council is expressly denied the right to Impeach or remove the Leader for any reasons or grievances whatsoever.

Section 4. The Vice Leader shall be the head of the Council, setting up the rules and regulations thereof, conducting and directing meetings, sending finished legislation to the Leader, and shall have the deciding vote. The Vice Leader shall appoint a pro-tempore. In the absence of the Leader, the Vice Leader shall assume the role of Leader, with all privileges and powers thereof inherited; the pro-tempore will exercise the role of Vice Leader and appoint a pro-tempore in their place, and this protocol shall continue until no more Council Members exist.

The Council shall assemble at least once every three months.

Section 1. The executive Power shall be vested in one Leader. They shall hold office for the remainder of their leisure. They shall have the power of Veto against any legislature, or promotions passed by a majority of the Council. They shall be Commanding Officer and, by appointment, they may wave this right from time to time. They shall frequently inform the Parliament of the status of Special Detachment; they shall take care that the laws are faithfully executed.

Section 2. The Leader will have the sole responsibility over monetary expenditures for goods and services rendered in the name of the team.

Section 3. The Leader may convene the Parliament or each cameral separately, or adjourn them to such time as He or She thinks properly.

Section 1. Interpretation of the Constitution, and Impeachment of Council Members, shall be vested in the Parliamentary Court of Due Process. The Council will have the sole authority to Impeach and Remove, from the Council, one of its members by a three-fourths majority vote of no confidence brought about by any other member of the Council.

The Parliamentary Court of Due Process will have no less than nine Justices. The Court shall be filled by the Leader, the Council minus the remaining Council Member subject to any decision of the Court, and no less than one of the highest-ranking members of the House, who will be chosen by a simple majority vote of all Council Members.

The Vice Leader will be the Courts Chief Justice and will deliver the verdict of the court. The decision of the Court is final and cannot be appealed.

Section 2. The Leader is expressly denied the right to remove any members of the Council by unilateral action alone. However, a Council Member will forfeit there status as a Council Member, if found with absence for three consecutive months.

Upon ratification of this Constitution, the Leader will appoint three members to the Council, constituting a valid quorum. By prescription, He or She will name the Vice Leader. The Vice Leader will name the pro-tempore. This article shall be null and void after its first effect. However, in the absence of a Council, this article shall be evoked.

Any powers not expressly denied to the Leader and not expressly granted to the Parliament shall be reserved for the Leader.

Ratification of amendments to this Constitution will require a unanimous vote by no less than eight Council Members and a concerning vote by the Leader.

During Constitutional crises, the Council may vote unanimously to endow the Leader with Special Executive Authority, for a prescribed time period of their choosing- resulting in temporary unabated power to resolve the crisis.

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