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Embassies: Institute of Cellulose, The Embassy, Slatos, Fredonia, The Great Universe, and The Jewel Robotox Nations.
Tags: Democratic, Eco-Friendly, and Minuscule.
InCel Parliament Chamber is home to a single nation.
Today's World Census Report
The Largest Soda Pop Sector in InCel Parliament Chamber
The World Census recorded sales of fizzy syrup water in order to determine which nations have the largest beverage industries.
As a region, InCel Parliament Chamber is ranked 18,514th in the world for Largest Soda Pop Sector.
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Regional Happenings
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The Mesoamerican Empire of Mexica Valley departed this region for Institute of Cellulose.
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The Mesoamerican Empire of Mexica Valley arrived from The Order of the Grey Wardens.
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The Legal Document Librarian of InCel Parliament Security created a new regional poll: "Zodiac Survey ".
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The Legal Document Librarian of InCel Parliament Security updated the World Factbook entry.
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The Legal Document Librarian of InCel Parliament Security suppressed a post on the Regional Message Board.
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The Legal Document Librarian of InCel Parliament Security suppressed a post on the Regional Message Board.
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The Legal Document Librarian of InCel Parliament Security suppressed a post on the Regional Message Board.
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The Legal Document Librarian of InCel Parliament Security suppressed a post on the Regional Message Board.
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The Legal Document Librarian of InCel Parliament Security suppressed a post on the Regional Message Board.
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The Legal Document Librarian of InCel Parliament Security suppressed a post on the Regional Message Board.
InCel Parliament Chamber Regional Message Board

Parliament has disgraced the honor of parliament. Its inactivity in policymaking despite its crucial role in it has become infamous. You have broken parliament and parliament is breaking the region.
Well I agree with Meadrin on this.
I wasn't ever a justice on the regional court so I didn't ever vote for anything, incompetent or not. LOL
I actively try to promote politics when I have available time. At the closing times of the term, I did not.
You can lead a horse to water, but you can’t make it drink.
Yes, please blame it on me. Because it’s my fault, isn’t it? I was speaker for 2 months. I’ve voted when necessary. I’ve done my duty. It’s not my fault.
I can't literally make the horse drink the water, but if it doesn't drink it would be too exhausted to work and harm both itself and me, so I would let that horse go. That's similar to what we're doing here with parliament.
Since you block Region TGs, this is the TG OC send Constitutional Amendment Referendum
Due to the severe inactivity of the Parliament of the Institute of Cellulose, the esteemed executive government has unanimously agreed that the "Amendments to the Constitution" authored by Orange Creek and co-authored by Meadrin shall be put to vote not through Parliament but through regional referendum.
To gain a better understanding of the contents of the amendments and its changes to the current constitution, please visit the attached factbooks below:
Current Constitution

- Preamble
- We, the citizens of the Institute of Cellulose (IoC), in order to protect the rights of freedoms of all, to ensure that justice is fair for all people, and to maintain these freedoms through a government elected by the people, do ordain and establish this Constitution for the Institute of Cellulose.
Article 1
- 1. The citizen shall be the most basic unit of regional society.
2. The citizen shall have the exclusive right to vote in referendums and elections, as well as the right to participate in public service.
3. Nations who wish to gain citizenship within the Institute of Cellulose may do so through a formal application system.
4. The Supreme Court, at the just request of either the King or the Prime Minister, reserve the right to revoke a nation's citizenship rights at any certain point in time.
5. In the event of a court case to revoke a nation's citizenship rights, the proceedings are to function the same as a standard court procedure, whereupon the King/PM is to act as the prosecution and the citizen to act as the defense.
6. A nation's citizenship may be formally revoked if and only if the presiding judge, with priority for this duty given to the Chief Justice, rules in favor of revocation.
7. Those nations who are issued indefinite bans are automatically deprived of their citizenship without intervention from the Supreme Court, and must reapply upon being pardoned.
Article 2
- 1. The Kings shall be the utmost executive authority of the region. However, government decisions performed by the King must be approved by both the Prime Minister and by Parliament through simple majority.
2. The Dukes shall be permanent executive officers with no specific responsibilities, akin to ministers without portfolio.
3. The Prime Minister shall be assisted by a Deputy Prime Minister, who shall be chosen by the former.
4. In the event that a Prime Minister is unable to perform their duties to the government, the Deputy Prime Minister may tentatively take their place, and may be appointed as Interim Prime Minister until the term of their term should the current Prime Minister resign, be impeached, or cease to exist.
5. The Prime Minister and their deputy shall have a limit of two consecutive terms of office, after which they may not run for office until after the next term.
6. The Prime Minister shall, upon election, have two weeks to form a cabinet. If they fail to do so, then another election will take place.
7. The Prime Minister and the Deputy Prime Minister may be impeached by referendum through a simple majority vote if the Supreme Court declares them guilty of any major crimes.
8. The cabinet shall consist of the Prime Minister, the Deputy Prime Minister, the Minister of Security and the Minister of Foreign Affairs
9. Though these executive ministries are to be appointed according to specialization, the duties of the ministries may shared within the cabinet at the intercession of the Prime Minister.
Article 3
- 1. The Institute of Cellulose shall be a direct democracy, where the power to vote in legislation is vested in every citizen of the region.
2. There shall be a single officer in charge of the regional legislature, the Tribune of the People, who shall be elected every month.
3. All legislative proposals are to be voted upon through referendums, and may pass through a simple majority.
4. All legislative proposals may only be put to vote upon being reviewed and approved by the Tribune of the People.
5. The King and the Prime Minister reserve the right to veto legislation that passes in referendums.
6. The regional legislature reserves the right to overturn a veto with the approval of the Tribune, should they attain a two-thirds majority in voting.
Article 4
- 1. The Supreme Court shall be the utmost judiciary authority of the region. It is to be composed of one Chief Justice, and two Justices.
2. 2. The Supreme Court is to be composed through prime-ministerial appointment from a short-list of six candidates created by the previous Chief Justice.
3. The Chief Justice is to act as the judge in the proceedings of the court, and is tasked with passing down verdict upon assessment of the facts and evidences of the case.
4. Either Justice is to act as the judge in the proceedings of the court should the Chief Justice be unable to perform his duties due to conflicting interests or otherwise.
5. Verdicts may only be passed if both the prosecution and the defense have produced their statements to the court.
Article 5
- 1. No branch of government may infringe upon or obstruct the duties of another branch.
2. Those who hold public office in one branch of government may not hold office in another branch.
Proposed Amendments to Constitution
- Article 1
- 1. The citizen shall be the most basic unit of regional society.
2. The citizen shall have the exclusive right to vote in referendums and elections, as well as the right to participate in public service.
3. Nations who wish to gain citizenship within the Institute of Cellulose may do so through a formal application system.
4. The Supreme Court, at the just request of either the King or the Prime Minister, reserve the right to revoke a nation's citizenship rights at any certain point in time.
5. In the event of a court case to revoke a nation's citizenship rights, the proceedings are to function the same as a standard court procedure, whereupon the King/PM is to act as the prosecution and the citizen to act as the defense.
6. A nation's citizenship may be formally revoked if and only if the presiding judge, with priority for this duty given to the Chief Justice, rules in favor of revocation.
7. Those nations who are issued indefinite bans are automatically deprived of their citizenship without intervention from the Supreme Court, and must reapply upon being pardoned.
Article 2
- 1. The Kings shall be the utmost executive authority of the region. However, government decisions performed by the King must be approved by both the Prime Minister and by Parliament through simple majority.
2. The Dukes shall be permanent executive officers with no specific responsibilities, akin to ministers without portfolio.
3. The Prime Minister shall be assisted by a Deputy Prime Minister, who shall be chosen by the former.
4. In the event that a Prime Minister is unable to perform their duties to the government, the Deputy Prime Minister may tentatively take their place, and may be appointed as Interim Prime Minister until the term of their term should the current Prime Minister resign, be impeached, or cease to exist.
5. The Prime Minister and their deputy shall have a limit of two consecutive terms of office, after which they may not run for office until after the next term.
6. The Prime Minister shall, upon election, have two weeks to form a cabinet. If they fail to do so, then another election will take place.
7. The Prime Minister and the Deputy Prime Minister may be impeached by referendum through a simple majority vote if the Supreme Court declares them guilty of any major crimes.
8. The cabinet shall consist of the Prime Minister, the Deputy Prime Minister, the Minister of Security and the Minister of Foreign Affairs
9. Though these executive ministries are to be appointed according to specialization, the duties of the ministries may shared within the cabinet at the intercession of the Prime Minister.
Article 3
- 1. The Institute of Cellulose shall be a direct democracy, where the power to vote in legislation is vested in every citizen of the region.
2. There shall be a single officer in charge of the regional legislature, the Tribune of the People, who shall be elected every month.
3. All legislative proposals are to be voted upon through referendums, and may pass through a simple majority.
4. All legislative proposals may only be put to vote upon being reviewed and approved by the Tribune of the People.
5. The King and the Prime Minister reserve the right to veto legislation that passes in referendums.
6. The regional legislature reserves the right to overturn a veto with the approval of the Tribune, should they attain a two-thirds majority in voting.
Article 4
- 1. The Supreme Court shall be the utmost judiciary authority of the region. It is to be composed of one Chief Justice, and two Justices.
2. The Supreme Court is to be composed through prime-ministerial appointment from a short-list of candidates created by the previous Chief Justice.
3. The Chief Justice is to act as the judge in the proceedings of the court, and is tasked with passing down verdict upon assessment of the facts and evidences of the case.
4. Either Justice is to act as the judge in the proceedings of the court should the Chief Justice be unable to perform his duties due to conflicting interests or otherwise.
5. Verdicts may only be passed if both the prosecution and the defense have produced their statements to the court.
Article 5
- 1. No branch of government may infringe upon or obstruct the duties of another branch.
2. Those who hold public office in one branch of government may not hold office in another branch.
- Notable Changes
Institutionalizes the separation of powers.
Establishes that the duties of the cabinet ministers, though specialized, may be shared within the cabinet at the instruction of the Prime Minister.
Establishes a legitimate citizenship system in place of the old "liberty proclamation" of Article 4.
Bars all non-citizens from voting in proposals and elections, as well as running in any government office.
Grants the King and the Prime Minister the right to request the revocation of citizenship of any nation given just cause.
Grants the Supreme Court the right hold and manage all trials regarding the revocation of a nation's citizenship.
Once you have sufficiently read the provided materials, please access the StrawPoll link at the bottom of this telegram. Please note that the poll will require the name of your NationStates account (e.g. Untecna, Orange Creek, Kingdom of Englands, etc...) in order for your votes to be validated. In addition, you will only be considered a valid voter if you are either a resident of the IOC, or a resident of an embassy region who is sufficiently active in the IOC to be accorded the right to vote for legislation. The assessment of the above criteria will be done by the regional officers in lieu of a formal citizenship system, which this region is yet to implement.
StrawPoll link: https://strawpoll.com/polls/NPgxk1Awen2
This referendum will close voting at exactly 11:59 PM on Friday, 18 March 2022, after which the results will be immediately implemented by the regional government.
( NB: I have edited the TG due to link issues)
I saw that telegram. I let one through per week mainly to avoid random telegrams that don’t serve a purpose. Counter-intuitively it also means I miss variously important parcels of information.
"Citizens, you have been dissolved!"
- Joachim Murat
Been fun, toodles.
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