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Constitution
We the People of Somalia, in order to form a united and equal body, establish integrity,
ensure fairness to all people, provide justice for the common good, promote happiness
to all people, and protect the rights of Our liberty and Our future, do ordain and establish
this constitution for Somalia.
1. The role of the executive branch shall be to enforce the laws created by the
chancellor such as basic laws against violence and theft and to be a strong
central government to be sure no one gain too much power.
2. To be appointed a role in the Executive branch, the common man will be
selected by the people through popular sovereignty and they must follow the
same guidelines as the chancellor and serve the same amount of time.
3. This branch shall be the representative for what the American people see, so
they must leave a good impression. If the Somalia government feel that their
chancellor has gotten out of hand or become a tyrant, the Somali people have
the right to veto the current chancellor.
law with the Presidential veto and the Judicial branch can decide if the law goes
against the constitution. This is necessary for every branch so that means that
when each branch makes a decision it must go through the other branches
before it can become official.
3. The Legislative branch has the power to remove the President from the office,
control the budget, and approve the nominations.
4. The Executive branch can announce Executive orders, but the Judicial can claim
them as unconstitutional.
Conclusion Questions
1.
Compare and Contrast your government/constitution to the United States
Constitution. Specifically, explain how your laws and government differ or are similar to
the American Constitution and Bill of Rights. Does the central government in the
capital hold more power than the state or does the state hold more power than the