Regulations on the State of Emergency
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July 10, 2014
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SIGNED:
SPECTER Alexander
Prime Minister
BENINATI Flavio
Chief of staff
VON STERNBERG Leonard
Governor of Caroline Charlotte
BELFORT Sante
Minister for Federal Affairs
Article 1 The State of Emergency is a measure taken by the Federal Republic of St.Charlie in the event of a threat to the nation.
Article 2 The state of emergency may be declared for the following reasons: as a result of a natural disaster, a declaration of war, civil unrest, in the event of a public emergency.
Article 3 The State of Emergency is proclaimed throughout the national territory: by the President of the Republic; by the President of Parliament following a vote of the General Assembly who have received at least 8 votes out of 10; by the Prime Minister following a vote by a simple majority of the government.
Article 3.1 If half or more of the Federations of the Federal Republic is in a State of Emergency, it is automatically implemented throughout all the national territory.
Article 4 The State of Emergency is declared within a federation: by the President of the Republic; by the Prime Minister; by the Governor of the Federation.
Article 5 During the State of Emergency will be used the "Chain of Command for the States of Emergency" which is attached to this document.
Article 6 During the State of Emergency is activated, the Supreme Council, made up of: President of the Republic, Prime Minister, Deputy Prime Minister, Chief of Staff, Director for State Security, First Ambassador.
Article 7 The proceedings of the Supreme Council are established as a result of a vote and have the force of law in the State of Emergency. A measure is valid if confirmed by the majority of voters. The President of the Republic may implement a veto on an act, only if not all the other members of the Council are favorable at the proposal.
Article 8 During the State of Emergency uses the following hierarchy of sources: Act of the Supreme Council; Presidential Decree; Executive Decree of the Prime Minister; Executive Order of the Chief of Staff, Ordinary Law.
Article 9 The State of Emergency may be revoked: by the President of the Republic in accordance with the President of Parliament and the Prime Minister; by the authority which has declared the State of Emergency; by the President of the Parliament following a vote of the General Assembly who have received at least 8 votes out of 10.
Article 10 In the absence of state officials needed to restore public order, they may be appointed in the following ways: by an Act of the Supreme Council; with a Presidential Decree; with an Executive Order of the Federal Government.
