Rewiew   of   Bills   By   Jury   -   Section   1   :   Preamble
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The Act is to create an administrative procedure, to screen a Bills passed by the Parliament, to further ensure that the Bill is consistent with the will of the citizenry.
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| Section   2   :   Format   of   the   act 2.1
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Each clause of this Bill is a procedure or an instruction and has a list of persons for whom that procedure/instruction is meant for. The instructed person may depute a person to fulfil the task, but the first person shall be responsible for the deputed person.
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The rupee amount in this text uses price level of the date on which this Resolution was passed. The officer in-charge may adjust the amount every 6 months using an inflation index issued by RBI.
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| Section   3   :   Juritarian   Review   (Screening)   of   a   Bill   passed   by   MPs 3.1
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Wheneven a Bill is passed by an Parliament, the PM would seek a "Juritarian Review" from citizenry before sending the Bill to the Governor, unless the Bill is passed by Direct Vote and it has over 50% of YESes from the citizens.
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Within 7 days after passing of the Bill by the Parliament, the PM would send the Bill to the District Collectors. Within 7 days, the DC will randmonly select 60 citizens-voters from each Parliament Constituency within that district, and summon them, If a citizen does not appear after obtaining the summom, the DC may impose a fine of upto Rs 1000/-.
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Of the 60 citizens who appear, the DC would randomly select 30 and form 3 Constituency-Juries of 10 Jurors each.
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The MP who had presented the Bill can appoint a person per Constituency to explain the Bill to the members of the Constituency Jury. In addition, the MP from that Constituency too may appear or appoint a pperson to support/oppose the Bill before the Jurors. In addition, the Jurors by simple majority may choose any citizen to explain them the Bill.
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The three persons will alternatively speak for 1 hour each on the Bill passed by the Parliament. The presentation would go on for at least 1 day and at most 3 days. It may end before 3 days if over 5 Jurors ask for end of the presentation.
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After the end of the presentations, the Jurors would discuss the Bill amongst themselves for at least 2 hours. The discussion would end when over 5 out 10 Jurors ask for termination of the discussion.
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At the end of the discussion, each Juror will declare his YES/NO on the Bill. Not declaring YES/NO would mean a NO. The Constituency-Jury would have said to pass the Bill ONLY if over 5 members declare YES.
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For each Bill passed, there will be DIFFERENT set of Jurors. A Juror who has appeared in a Constituency Jury to screen a law cannot reappear in a similar Jury for another 10 years.
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| Section   4   :   Passing   or   failing   of   the   Bill 4.1
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The PM will send the Bill ONLY if majority of Constituency Juries all over India approve the Bill. Else he will declare the Bill as failed.
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