Chapter 507 About Chen Churan

• Following the establishment of the country, the structure of the government was completed. Once again, Lu Chen broadened the power of the House of Representatives, allowing them consulting rights for anything except particulars pertaining to the military and the Department of Sciences. Since scientific and military development was of utmost cruciality and could afford no mistakes, Lu Chen wasn’t willing to share any rights to them. Basically, he delegated most of the consulting rights to the House of Representatives, eliminating the need for a Senate. The advantage of doing so was to stop the possible occurrence of political parties that might include extremists or money-minded individuals.
• At the same time, with the people’s right enlarged, they had an extent of veto power on anything, except, of course, military affairs. Even if the House of Representatives had passed a motion, the people still had the power to deny and scrap it. And if the motion that was approved by the House of Representatives was voted down three times, the representative who proposed the motion would be forced to resign immediately.
• Meanwhile, the Supreme Court, as well as its members, was also made independent from the government. In addition, the president would not possess appointment and removal power. Thus, judicial powers were given to the people, allowing them to vote for impeachment. Besides, four honorary titles, including Human Guardian, Human Knight, Human Warrior, and Human Legend, could be awarded to the people for their merits. Once they were given even the lowest tier of the title—Human Guardian, they would be transferred to the House of Representatives as an honorary member for the rest of their life without their position getting affected by the quadrennial elections.