Parliamentary session First quarter 2014

The WAD will as now, have both separate elections from E/C one's, and maintain a politically neutral stance (They may still engage in internal political affairs). The WADs will have to still pass legislation, but if one is denied, it must be justified, and not because "They're from the X party". Of course, "WA Delegate Election Rules Amendment" states each party may have one representing WAD candidate. as The WAD term limit will be kept at two, with a term gap inbetween, but we may consider raising the term to 70-80 days. The E/C will be formed during an election every 80 days, again with a two term limit as with the WAD. Citizens will head to a polling station on the forums and under anti-corruption police (Basicly, puppets), cast their votes for their favoured party. The majority, which is 51% of the votes casted will obtain a right to form their E/C council as according to them (However, before the elections, the parties must provide a list of their proposed E/C council for security reasons). The runners up in the election are the opposition, and are the criticisers of the current government. This is also a good tool to use in a future election.