khc:2024-03
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| - On //25th Tresmar 22 IY// the Emperor with approval from the Chancellory dissolved the National Assembly using powers granted under the Constitution in Title VII Article 9 | - On //25th Tresmar 22 IY// the Emperor with approval from the Chancellory dissolved the National Assembly using powers granted under the Constitution in Title VII Article 9 | ||
| - Title VII Article 9 calls for a special election with-in a month should the Emperor dissolve the National Assembly | - Title VII Article 9 calls for a special election with-in a month should the Emperor dissolve the National Assembly | ||
| - | - No legislative or constitutional authority allows the Emperor to set the timing of a special election | ||
| - The Emperor has called for a special election with-in the end of the week, leaving only 4 days to prep for such election | - The Emperor has called for a special election with-in the end of the week, leaving only 4 days to prep for such election | ||
| - There is no legislation in the event of a dissolution that states the minimum timing of a special election | - There is no legislation in the event of a dissolution that states the minimum timing of a special election | ||
| + | - No legislative or constitutional authority allows the Emperor to set the timing of a special election | ||
| - There currently is no National Assembly to pass legislation | - There currently is no National Assembly to pass legislation | ||
| - Title II Article 4 assures the separation of the legislative branch from the other branches | - Title II Article 4 assures the separation of the legislative branch from the other branches | ||
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