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• European League of Sovereign States

  ELSS Eurogroup

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  I am announcing today that I am officially leaving the ELSS Eurogroup. I feel there is much more that can be achieved in legislation and more and more it is important to have more policy areas covered by the EU outside of Social legislation and I am afraid the brand of the ELSS is damaged seen as anti-EU . I know it is not but we need a more openly pro-EU Euro-Group that still protects sovereignty.I hope to move forward in a new Eurogroup in this vein.

  James Mizrachi-Roscoe, Councillour for United Duchies

• European Liberal Democrats

  An alliance of progressive, democratic, pro-European Councillors.

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  Coun. Tobias Farage Johnson is hereby admitted as a conciliary member of the European Liberal Democrats. Welcome to our caucus!

  Friedrich van Allen
  Councilor, Kingdom of Reitzmag
  Chairman, European Liberal Democrats

• European Liberals

  A former group of centrists and liberals who supported a European Union of sovereign nations.

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• War Lists v.4

  War lists from the previous war system.

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  Official Nation name: The Kingdom of Montenbourg
  Conventional Nation name(s): Montenbourg

  BRANCHES

  Her Majesty's Royal Army (total personnel): 300,000 personnel
  Her Majesty's Royal Air Force (total planes): 7,500 crew; 650 aircraft
  Her Majesty's Royal Navy (total ships): 10,780 crew; 45 ships
  Total military personnel: 318,280

  Total upkeep cost: 1,000
  **Total ICs available:**1 0,000
  Total ICs used: 0

  UNITS

  Ground

  Motorised Infantry: 250
  Mechanised Infantry: 255
  Airborne: 650
  Special Forces: 150
  Armour: 300
  *Artillery: 650

  Air

  Fighter: 60
  Fighter-Bomber: 35
  Attack Helicopter: 40
  AWACS: 20
  Tanker: 15
  Transport: 30
  Bomber: 30
  Strategic Bomber°: 25

  Naval

  Patrol Boat: 14
  Corvette: 8
  Frigate: 9
  Destroyer: 50
  Cruiser°: 10
  Transport Ship: 80
  Amphibious Assault Carrier: 5
  Helicarrier: 4
  Aircraft Carrier, Light: 6
  Aircraft Carrier, Standard: 5
  Supercarrier°: 3
  Attack Submarine, Diesel (SSK): 10
  Attack Submarine, Nuclear° (SSN): 8
  Cruise Missile Submarine, Nuclear° (SSGN): 5
  Ballistic Missile Submarine, Nuclear° (SSBN): 6

  Ground-based superweapons

  ICBM silo°: 2
  Mobile ICBM launcher°: 5
  Strategic Nuclear Warheads: 0
  Strategic Biological Warheads: 0
  Strategic Chemical Warheads: 0

  Technologies

  Satellites°: 5
  Military Satellite Network°: 5
  Space programme: 1
  Space research programme°: 1
  Nuclear technology°: 0
  Nuclear weapons°: 0
  Biological weapons°: 0
  Chemical weapons°: 0

• Repealed Legislation

  Archive of all the old threads and posts which are no longer used or have some historic value.

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  ELECTED AND ACCOUNTABLE COUNCIL ACT

  Proposed by Cllr. Edward Firoux (Inquista) :: Passed (4-1), January 19th, 2020 :: As amended (4-3) by Cllr. Tusk (Spain), March 14th, 2021; by Cllr. Donald Tusk (Spain) (5-0), May 28th, 2021

  PREAMBLE

  According to the values enshrined in the Preamble of our Constitution, the European Union is dedicated to promoting democracy and good governance. As the primary legislative branch of the European Union, the European Council is the greatest bastion and gatekeeper of democracy and democratic decision-making in Europe.

  SECTION I. DEMOCRATIZATION OF THE EUROPEAN COUNCIL

  I. The governments of European Union member states may appoint or dismiss their Councillor if they accomplish with the following prerequisite mentioned in this Act.

  SECTION II. PREREQUISITE TO AVOID COUNCILLOR ELECTION

  I. Member states willing to avert councillor elections shall have stayed in the European Union for at least 12 months.

  SECTION III. COUNCILLOR ELECTION PROCESSES

  I. Councillors from new member states may only take their office within the European Council after satisfying a democratic processes in which all following conditions are met:
  a) A state-wide election was held to specifically choose who would fill the position of Councillor;
  b) The electorate directly voted for Councillor candidates on their ballot(s);
  c) Suffrage was universal and equal to all citizens that were of the legal voting age;
  d) The election process was generally seen as free and fair;
  e) Candidates for Councillor were able to freely nominate themselves;
  f) They successfully received the most votes at the end of the official voting process.
  II. New member states shall be responsible for organizing, monitoring and fulfilling their own Councillor elections. New member states shall also be allowed to freely design and implement their own democratic procedures, rules and processes for electing their Councillor as long as all conditions for choosing a successful Councillor in Clause I of this Section are met.
  III. It is encouraged that member states elect their Councillor one month after they elect their national legislatures, or they elect their Councillor during the official European Council Election period.

  SECTION IV. EUROPEAN COUNCIL ELECTION PERIOD

  I. An official European Council Election period will be held simultaneously with the first European Commission election of each calendar year. This period shall simply serve as a coordinated effort to harmonize Councillor elections simultaneously between European Union member states and does not require mandatory observance.

  SECTION V. VACANCIES

  I. Councillors may be dismissed or recalled by their government.
  II. Until an election is conducted by new member states a temporary councillor may be appointed in order to avoid lack of representation for any country in the Council.