Institutional safeguards · 44 pages
Cross-cutting mechanisms for stability
A dossier on rules intended to prevent opportunistic changes of allegiance and allow governments to be replaced without perpetual crisis.
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- Anti-defection provisions seek to safeguard the representation conferred by the vote while defining the divisions that determine the Government’s survival.
- Pre-declaration of coalitions seeks to make alliances intelligible before polling day.
- Constructive no confidence requires a successor government before the incumbent can be removed.
The archive employs formulations involving automatic forfeiture and earlier parameters. These must be distinguished from the rights to be heard, judicial determination and appeal set out in the consolidated Canon.
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Cross-cutting mechanisms for stability
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