House of Commons green paper

Draft Proposal for Palmshire House of Commons

House of Commons is an elected house of Parliament as opposed to its appointed counterpart, the House of Lords. Governor and ministers may come from either Houses. Members of the House of Lords or holders of peerage may run as a candidate for one of parliamentary constituencies. The ideal purpose behind the House of Commons is to allow the commoners (defined as those who lacks peerage within Palmshire) to have their voice in the Parliament.

Possible exclusive powers for House of Commons as the whole may includes power to approve budget. House of Lords may, however, vetoes any legislations passed by the House of Commons by voting against them.

House of Commons was to consists of members elected by their parliamentary constituency, whose electorate was to be restricted to Palmshire resident/citizen (by either virtue of holding lands within Palmshire or holding a citizenship granted by the Sovereign on advice of Governor and ministers).

Proposed constituencies for Palmshire

Rockford and Cypress parliamentary constituency (3 seats)
Rockford, Cypress Hollow, Stirling, and Metaville, Huntington
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Washington and Woodsville parliamentary constituency (2 seats)
Perpetual Town, Woodsville, and Furriesville
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