From the Constitution:
Forgive me if I am wrong, but this seems to give the impression that the foreign minister has the sole decision on making diplomatic and trade agreements.
It seems ot suggest making polls for approval, but it doesn't clearly say that it is required.
I propose amending the ministry of foreign affairs to require the minister to need the approval of ministers and president (or just approval from the appropriate offices) and 2/3 of the citizens.
Forgive me if I'm wrong, but this is the interpretation I got when reading it.
Minister of Foreign Affairs:
This minister is the government’s chief advisor on foreign affairs and is responsible for carrying out foreign policy. He/She is given the power to enter into diplomatic negotiations with other countries, however should refrain from making commitments until approved by the people.
The Foreign Advisor is granted the power to make peace, accept Mutual Protection Pacts, offer Right of Passage Agreements, and forge Military Alliances. The exchange of all items, except Strategic, Luxury, or Gold resources falls on the broad shoulders of the Foreign Affairs Minister. It is strongly recommended that the Foreign Affairs Minister consult the appropriate ministers when gifts or exchanges are involved.
This Minister is required to consult the Trade advisor when Gold, Luxury or Strategic resources are involved.
This minister is the government’s chief advisor on foreign affairs and is responsible for carrying out foreign policy. He/She is given the power to enter into diplomatic negotiations with other countries, however should refrain from making commitments until approved by the people.
The Foreign Advisor is granted the power to make peace, accept Mutual Protection Pacts, offer Right of Passage Agreements, and forge Military Alliances. The exchange of all items, except Strategic, Luxury, or Gold resources falls on the broad shoulders of the Foreign Affairs Minister. It is strongly recommended that the Foreign Affairs Minister consult the appropriate ministers when gifts or exchanges are involved.
This Minister is required to consult the Trade advisor when Gold, Luxury or Strategic resources are involved.
It seems ot suggest making polls for approval, but it doesn't clearly say that it is required.
I propose amending the ministry of foreign affairs to require the minister to need the approval of ministers and president (or just approval from the appropriate offices) and 2/3 of the citizens.
Forgive me if I'm wrong, but this is the interpretation I got when reading it.
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