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2 Jan 2022, 13:57

ARTICLE II. THE EUROPEAN COUNCIL
Section I. The European Council

I. The European Council is the sole and supreme legislative body of the European Union.

II. Each member state has the right to one Councillor and a Deputy Councillor or two Co-Councillours elected on the same ticket . Each Councillor is equal and has the same rights. Each Councillor has one vote and can only represent one member state. Each Councillor must be a citizen or legal resident of the member state they represent. No Councillor may serve concurrently as a Commissioner or Justice.Only one Councillor at a time may attend any one session and only one Councillor may vote in any one vote.

I believe this would benefit the Union greatly. It would help with Councillors work life balances allowing them to do do trips to constituents on behalf of their ticket without missing key votes and also mean there would be cover for any absences such as mine more easily and that in any transition such as a Councillor becoming a commissioner it would give time before needing to appoint another Councillor. It would also give nations a choice as to whether to elect a Primary and Deputy Councilloor or Co-councillors election expanding their range of options in how to represent themselves.