About Parliament
FIRST CHAPTER
About the parliamentary chamber
Article 51
1. The Parliament of The Queendom represents all the sisters and women of our matriarchal society and is known as “Gynecocratic Congress” or “The Chamber”.
2. The Gynecocratic Congress exercises the legislative power of The Queendom, approves its Budgets, controls the action of The Government and has the other powers attributed to it by the Constitution.
Article 52
1. The Gynecocratic Congress is made up of 121 Parliamentary Ladies, elected by universal, free, equal, direct and secret suffrage, in the terms established by law.
2. The Gynecocratic Congress is elected for six years. The mandate of the Parliamentary Ladies ends six years after their election or on the day of the dissolution of the Chamber.
3. All sisters and women of The Queendom over 16 years of age, regardless of their origin or place of birth, are voters and eligible, except sisters whose mental faculties are altered.
4. The elections will take place between thirty days and sixty days from the end of the mandate. The Gynecocratic Congress of elected women must be convened within twenty-five days following the holding of the elections.
Article 53
1. The Parliamentary Ladies of the Gynecocratic Congress will enjoy inviolability for the opinions expressed in the exercise of their functions.
2. During the period of their mandate, the Parliamentary Ladies will also enjoy immunity and may only be arrested in the case of flagrante delicto. They may not be charged or prosecuted without the prior authorization of the Gynecocratic Congress itself.
3. In the cases against Parliamentary Ladies, the corresponding court of justice will be competent.
Article 54
1. The Gynecocratic Congress establishes its own Regulations, autonomously approves its budget and, by mutual agreement, regulates the Staff Statute of the Gynecocratic Congress. The Regulations and their reform will be submitted to a final vote on their entirety, which will require an absolute majority.
2. The Gynecocratic Congress elects its Lady President and the other members of its board. The joint sessions will be chaired by the Lady President of the Congress and will be governed by a Regulation of the Chamber approved by an absolute majority.
Article 55
1. The Gynecocratic Congress will meet annually in two regular sessions: the first, from October to January, and the second, from March to June.
2. The Gynecocratic Congress may meet in extraordinary sessions at the request of the Lady President of the Government, the Permanent Delegation or the absolute majority of the members of the Chamber. Extraordinary sessions must be convened on a specific agenda and will be closed once it has been exhausted.
Article 56
1. The Gynecocratic Congress will work in plenary session and by Commissions.
2. The Chamber (The Gynecocratic Congress) may delegate to the Permanent Legislative Commissions the approval of bills or propositions of law. The Plenary may, however, request at any time the debate and vote on any project or bill that has been the subject of this delegation.
3. The constitutional reform, the organic and basic laws and the General Budgets of The Queendom are excepted from the provisions of the previous section.
Article 57
1. The Gynecocratic Congress may appoint Research Commissions on any matter of public interest. Its conclusions will not be binding for the Courts, nor will they affect judicial resolutions, without prejudice to the fact that the result of the investigation is communicated to the Public Prosecutor for the exercise, when appropriate, of the appropriate actions.
2. It will be mandatory to appear at the request of the Gynecocratic Congress. The law will regulate the sanctions that may be imposed for breach of this obligation.
Article 58
1. The Gynecocratic Congress can receive individual and collective petitions, always in writing.
2. The Gynecocratic Congress can send the petitions they receive to the Government of The Queendom. The Government of The Queendom is obliged to explain its content, whenever the Gynecocratic Congress demands it.
Article 59
1. In The Gynecocratic Congress there will be a Permanent Deputation made up of a minimum of twenty-one female members.
2. The Permanent Deputation will be chaired by the Lady President of the Chamber (The Gynecocratic Congress) and will have as its function that provided for in article 55, that of assuming the powers that correspond to the Chamber, in the event that it has been dissolved or its mandate has expired, and that of watch over the powers of the Chamber when it is not in session.
3. Once the mandate has expired or in case of dissolution, the Permanent Deputation will continue to exercise its function until the constitution of the new Gynecocratic Congress.
4. At the meeting of the Chamber (The Gynecocratic Congress), the Permanent Deputation will give an account of the matters dealt with and of its decisions.
Article 60
1. To adopt agreements, The Gynecocratic Congress must be meeting according to regulations and with the assistance of the majority of its Parliamentary Ladies.
2. These agreements, to be valid, must be approved by the majority of the Parliamentary Ladies present, without prejudice to the special majorities established by the Constitution or organic laws and those established for the election of persons by the Regulations of the Gynecocratic Congress.
3. The vote of the Parliamentary Ladies is personal and cannot be delegated.
Article 61
The plenary sessions of the Gynecocratic Congress will be public, unless otherwise agreed by an absolute majority or in accordance with the Regulations.
SECOND CHAPTER
About the elaboration of the laws
Article 62
1. Organic laws are those relating to the development of fundamental rights and public freedoms, in addition to those provided for in the Constitution.
2. The approval, modification or repeal of the organic laws will require an absolute majority of The Gynecocratic Congress, in a final vote on the entire project.
Article 63
1. The Gynecocratic Congress may delegate to the Government of The Queendom the power to issue regulations with the force of law on certain matters not included in the previous article.
2. The legislative delegation must be granted by means of a basic law when its object is the formation of articulated texts or by an ordinary law when it comes to consolidating several legal texts into one.
3. The legislative delegation must be granted to the Government of The Queendom expressly for a specific matter and with a fixed term for its exercise. The delegation is exhausted by the use that the Government of The Queendom makes of it through the publication of the corresponding norm. It cannot be understood to be granted implicitly or for an indefinite period of time. Nor may it allow sub-delegation to authorities other than the Government of The Queendom itself.
4. The basic laws will precisely define the object and scope of the legislative delegation and the principles and criteria that must be followed in its exercise.
5. The authorization to consolidate legal texts will determine the normative scope to which the content of the delegation refers, specifying if it is limited to the mere formulation of a single text or if it includes that of regularizing, clarifying and harmonizing the legal texts that have to be recast.
6. Without prejudice to the jurisdiction of the Courts of The Queendom, the delegation laws may establish additional control formulas in each case.
Article 64
The basic laws may not in any case:
a) To authorize the modification of the basic law itself.
b) To empower in order to dictate regulations retroactively.
Article 65
When a bill or an amendment is contrary to a legislative delegation in force, the Government of The Queendom is empowered to oppose its processing. In such a case, a bill may be submitted for the total or partial repeal of the delegation law.
Article 66
The provisions of the Government from The Queendom that contain delegated legislation will receive the title of Legislative Decrees.
Article 67
1. In case of extraordinary and urgent need, the Government of The Queendom may issue provisional legislative provisions that will take the form of Decree-laws and that may not affect the ordering of the basic institutions of the State, the rights, duties and freedoms of the sisters. regulated in Title I or the General Electoral Law.
2. The Decree-laws must be immediately submitted for debate and vote in their entirety to the Gynecocratic Congress, convened for this purpose if it is not in session, within a period of thirty days following its promulgation. The Gynecocratic Congress shall expressly pronounce within said period on its validation or repeal, for which the Regulation shall establish a special and summary procedure.
3. During the term established in the previous section, the Gynecocratic Congress may process them as bills through the urgent procedure.
Article 68
1. The legislative initiative corresponds to the Government of The Queendom and the Gynecocratic Congress in accordance with the Constitution and the Regulations of the Chamber.
2. An organic law will regulate the forms of exercise and requirements of the popular initiative for the presentation of bills. In any case, no less than 1,000 accredited signatures from women and sisters will be required. This initiative will not proceed in matters of organic or tax law, nor in relation to the prerogative of grace.
Article 69
The bills will be approved by the Council of Ladies Ministers, which will submit them to the Gynecocratic Congress, accompanied by a statement of reasons and the necessary background information to rule on them.
Article 70
1. The processing of the bills will be regulated by the Regulations of the Gynecocratic Congress, without the priority due to the bills preventing the exercise of the legislative initiative in the terms regulated by article 68.
Article 71
The Lady Head of State will sanction within fifteen days the laws approved by the Gynecocratic Congress, and she will promulgate them and order their immediate publication.
Article 72
1. Political decisions of special importance may be submitted to a consultative referendum of all the sisters and women from The Queendom.
2. The referendum will be called by the Lady Head of State, by proposal of the Lady President of the Government of The Queendom, previously authorized by the Gynecocratic Congress.
3. An organic law will regulate the conditions and the procedure of the different types of referendum provided for this Constitution.