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Indeed. It seems that the only way out is to elect a government that would have that on their program. Dubious that this will happen.
by yoz-y 11mo ago
Indeed. It seems that the only way out is to elect a government that would have that on their program. Dubious that this will happen.
- xxs 11mo agoGovernments don't change constitutions pretty much anywhere. More also constitution changes are notoriously hard from requiring 75% of parliament votes, to 66% in two consecutive parliament assemblies (need to pass an election), and all versions in-between (or not having a codified constitution).
- dspillett 11mo ago> Governments don't change constitutions pretty much anywhere. They do sometimes manage to just ignore parts that they don't like sometimes, at least temporarily, as the recent and continuing mess in the DPR-US illustrates.