Change We Can Believe In

It has come to my attention that the Government of the Principality is not exactly working out as it was designed. Too big of a legislature has failed in conjunction with too much inactivity, and simply put, the governmental process cannot be carried out.

So, as Executive, I have issued out several statements over the past few weeks about the matter, the first time this was issued, my constituents likened it to a hostile takeover (perhaps echoing the events that were happening in the Middle East at this time) and disapproved wholly. But when I explained that less than half of the legislature had even made a comment on any legislation, they saw my point and swiftly changed stance on the matter. So far I have support 

I have proposed that we write a new Constitution in full. Though it will be significantly changed, it will still keep many of the same basic principles. Such changes shall include but will not be limited to a unicameral legislature, a Judiciary, and a few concessions from my own office. Elections will probably change too.

We are currently putting to a simple majority vote, and will have a decision by the end of the week. I am confident though that it shall in fact pass.