What I proposed:
We RP a European-style parliamentary democracy with a mostly powerless President (Head of State) whose primary role is to call for the Prime Minister after an election (typically from the coalition that won the election). The position of President is primarily an honorary and ceremonial role, taking the place of the figurehead monarch of a constitutional monarchy. The Prime Minister (Head of Government) will be the turnplayer and will manage the turn-to-turn affairs of the nation. He is also empowered to conduct basic diplomacy and other affairs on behalf of the nation.
The Prime Minister is responsible for reporting on all activities by the government to Parliament (the other members of the team) through regular posts in the forum. All actions by the government, whether playing of turns, diplomacy, or otherwise, should be reported in the forum by the Prime Minister.
The Prime Minister is open to have the initiatives of his government approved by the parliament through polling of the team membership.
The Prime Minister is REQUIRED to poll treaties with foreign powers negotiated by his government.
The Prime Minister may delegate government responsibilities to other members of Parliament (who become members of the government as such) at his discretion.
The Prime Minister's government may be removed from power at any time by a majority vote of Parliament. However, for such a vote to be legal, the motion to remove the current Prime Minister's government from power must name who will be Prime Minister of the new government.
The Prime Minister may resign from power at any time. Should this happen, the President will temporarily fill the position of Prime Minister until the President is able to name a new Prime Minister or the Parliament installs a new Prime Minister by a majority vote.
The President may not remove a Prime Minsiter installed by a majority vote of Parliament, but a majority vote of Parliament may remove a Prime Minister installed by the President.
Parliament is within its rights to pass legislation through the use of polls at any time. Such legislation must pass by majority vote and will be binding upon the Prime Minister's government.
The President may also serve simultaneously as Prime Minister or as a member of the Prime Minister's cabinet.
The Prime Minister is responsible for reporting on all activities by the government to Parliament (the other members of the team) through regular posts in the forum. All actions by the government, whether playing of turns, diplomacy, or otherwise, should be reported in the forum by the Prime Minister.
The Prime Minister is open to have the initiatives of his government approved by the parliament through polling of the team membership.
The Prime Minister is REQUIRED to poll treaties with foreign powers negotiated by his government.
The Prime Minister may delegate government responsibilities to other members of Parliament (who become members of the government as such) at his discretion.
The Prime Minister's government may be removed from power at any time by a majority vote of Parliament. However, for such a vote to be legal, the motion to remove the current Prime Minister's government from power must name who will be Prime Minister of the new government.
The Prime Minister may resign from power at any time. Should this happen, the President will temporarily fill the position of Prime Minister until the President is able to name a new Prime Minister or the Parliament installs a new Prime Minister by a majority vote.
The President may not remove a Prime Minsiter installed by a majority vote of Parliament, but a majority vote of Parliament may remove a Prime Minister installed by the President.
Parliament is within its rights to pass legislation through the use of polls at any time. Such legislation must pass by majority vote and will be binding upon the Prime Minister's government.
The President may also serve simultaneously as Prime Minister or as a member of the Prime Minister's cabinet.
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