Okay, so the Grischun plan seems to have at least the tacit approval of anyone paying attention in either Vuode or Maritiimi-Maxhestic. I would have preferred for Vuode to become a canton of Maritiimi-Maxhestic, and I am opposed to a permanent merger which otherwise eliminates our provincial culture forever, so I think it's a good path forward.
The plan was proposed in 2016, and in brief it would maintain the two provinces on a national level, while all provincial matters would be handled by a joint provincial assembly: the Provincial Assembly of the United Territories of Maritiimi, Maxhestic, Vuode, and Dandeburg. This would allow for some concentration of provincial-level participation, but without dissolving anything irrevocably (so this could be undone in the future).
Now, as I understand it, this will require us to amend our constitution in large part, and we need to do so in conjunction with Vuode so that the end result works together and binds both bodies equally. I think we're looking at these specific components:
-Elections. How are people elected/represented in this new body?
-Scope of power. What can it do? Probably just authority to exercise all powers not delegated to the Ziu by the OrgLaw or reserved for each province. Is there anything we want to reserve to each province independently, still?
-Abrogation of existing statutes. All existing provincial laws in both provinces should be put into abeyance and become inactive. The new assembly will need to hash out what law it wants to keep.
-Binding. Specific language that prevents either province from withdrawing or altering any of the above without the consent of the new body.
Anything I'm missing? Vuodeans, please chime in if you're on board or not.
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