Lower House Ballot: Mozhate Faction

Description

When King Arthur founded the nation, he established a dual parliamentary system and transferred the king's power to the cabinet. The main achievement of the parliamentary system was to clarify the basic rights of Jinies and Rocos co-governing the kingdom. The Jini parliament is called the "Upper House", and the Roco parliament is called the "Lower House". The Lower House holds legislative and fiscal power, while the Upper House mainly revises bills and provides oversight. Cabinet members are elected from the Lower House and are responsible for the actual governance of the nation. The king, as head of state, performs ceremonial duties such as appointments, signing bills and presiding over the opening of parliament, but actual power must be exercised according to the cabinet's advice. The Lower House is managed and operated by the Four Great Nobles, and the Bill of Rights stipulates that descendants of Arthur may not run for parliament members. (machine-translated)