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Not joking, although maybe not terribly serious either. I could envision a random (filtered) selection of citizens being given a veto power over legislation, a
by kbelder 7mo ago
Not joking, although maybe not terribly serious either. I could envision a random (filtered) selection of citizens being given a veto power over legislation, as another check against abuse.
- inglor_cz 7mo agoWe could start by something like a randomly appointed commission to investigate, say, very expensive public projects.
- KK7NIL 7mo agoI like this idea, much better suited to a "jury duty" style approach.
- rgblambda 7mo agoNot quite the same thing, but in Ireland, it's become more common for Citizens Assemblies, which are randomly selected (this is disputed by some) citizens appointed to help word referenda on constitutional amendments and otherwise gauge public feeling on certain issues. The assembly then passes it's recommendation to the Parliament who are free to ignore it if they don't like it.
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