Volume 93, Issue 135
Royal Gazette
22 October 2519
interest than to the common interest of the Country. Accordingly, the administration under the regime of democracy has always faltered and staggered, and seen is a sign that the Nation is going to wrack and ruin. It is thus necessary to salvage the administration under the regime of democracy by initiation of a proper national administrative reform through enactment of gradual developments on a phase-by-phrase basis.
In the first four-year period, it will be a period for rehabilitation of national stability in terms of both economy and politics. In this period, the inhabitants should be allowed to take part in the handling of the public services of the State through a National Administrative Reform Assembly, of which Members would be appointed as controllers of the handling of the public services of the State, and, at the same time, people would be encouraged to become interested in and aware of their own duties. In the second four-year period, the inhabitants should be allowed to take more part in the handling of the public services of the State through establishment of a National Assembly composed of a House of People's Representatives with elected Members and a Senate with appointed Members, both of which will share equal powers and duties to control the handling of the public services of the State. In the third four-year period, the powers of the House of People's Representatives should be increased and the powers of the Senate should be decreased
