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In BOLD is the amendment to the Constitution, in STRIKE is what is removed
N|B (Edit): Removed italic bold, as the 'amended' version passed the Senate.

Section III - The President shall serve as elected WA delegate representing the Region in the World Assembly. The president shall be the Head of State of Thaecia, observing only the Powers of the Prime Minister, when the office of the Prime Minister is vacant. If the President is a WA-Waivered nation, they must select a WA citizen to act as Vice President for them, who will assume their role of representing the Region in the World Assembly.

Sub-section I - A hopeful WA-Waivered Citizen running for President must select a WA Vice President alongside them to run on a ticket with them. If they do not select a Vice President by the election, they will be disqualified.

Sub-section I II - The President or nominated Vice President has the authority to represent the region as a whole for matters relating to the World Assembly.

Sub-section II III - If a citizen acquires more endorsements than the President or nominated Vice President, they may be ejected to preserve the power of the President or Vice President to be the WA Delegate.

Sub-section III IV - The President or nominated Vice President, as WA delegate, has the power to sponsor and propose World Assembly legislation.

Sub-section V- If the nominated Vice President resigns, the President must then select a new Vice President. Once the President has selected a new Vice President, they must go to a regional confirmation vote. If they achieve a simple majority, they will become the Vice President, if not, the President must select a new Vice President.

Sub-section VI - If the WA-Waivered President fails to select a new Vice President within 5 days, this will be grounds for impeachment, and if the WA-Waivered President's choice of Vice President is rejected three times consecutively, this will trigger an immediate snap election for the position of President.

Amend Article I, Section VIII of the Constitution to also contain as follows:

Sub-section I - The nominated Vice President can be impeached when the Senate acknowledges the impeachable offences as is decreed by law, this by a two third majority vote in the Senate, followed by a two third majority vote in the House to impeach the Vice President from office, following an immediate confirmation vote for whomever the WA Waivered President selects as their new Vice President. Whereas the Prime Minister shall observe in limited capacity the duties of the Vice President in sede vacante.