Total War: NAPOLEON - Definitive Edition

Total War: NAPOLEON - Definitive Edition

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Sénat français - RP
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Senate is one of parliamentary chambers. Its members - senators - representing the member states of a federation and may be elected directly or indication of the state they represent.

These tasks vary from country to country, and in Napoleonic France have a responsibility to ensure the constitutional rights of the people, to judge the decisions of the Consuls and consider and vote bills, among other activities such as proposing public infrastructure projects . Each state and the Federal District elect three senators, for a term of eight years, renewing the representation of 4 in 4 years, alternately one and two thirds. Each Senator is elected with two alternates, registered in your plate, which replaces the registration order.

In Rp, members of the First Chamber of Parliament, that is, the Senators, now will be responsible, individually, for each of the French State provinces. In other words, each senator will represent a province, the province will be chosen by the Senator in question, because due to the current logistics of the Rp community, we can not hold elections for Senator, at least for now. The Senate shall consist of 52 chairs
   
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President
The senators elect a President from among their members. The President of the Senate is, under the constitution of the Fifth Republic, first in the line of succession—in case of death, resignation or removal from office (only for health reasons)—to the First Consul of France, becoming Acting President of the Republic until a new election can be held. This happened twice for Alain Poher—once at the resignation of Charles de Gaulle and once at the death of Georges Pompidou.


Powers
Under the Constitution, the Senate has nearly the same powers as the National Assembly. Bills may be submitted by the administration (projets de loi) or by either house of Parliament (propositions de loi). Because both houses may amend the bill, it may take several readings to reach an agreement between the National Assembly and the Senate. When the Senate and the National Assembly cannot agree on a bill, the administration can decide, after a procedure called commission mixte paritaire, to give the final decision to the National Assembly, whose majority is normally on the government's side. This does not happen frequently; usually the two houses eventually agree on the bill, or the administration decides to withdraw it. However, this power gives the National Assembly a prominent role in the law-making process, especially since the administration is necessarily of the same side as the Assembly, for the Assembly can dismiss the administration through a motion of censure. The power to pass a vote of censure, or vote of no confidence, is limited. As was the case in the Fourth Republic's constitution, new cabinets do not have to receive a vote of confidence. Also, a vote of censure can occur only after 10 percent of the members sign a petition; if rejected, those members that signed cannot sign another petition until that session of Parliament has ended. If the petition gets the required support, a vote of censure must gain an absolute majority of all members, not just those voting. If the Assembly and the Senate have politically distinct majorities, the Assembly will in most cases prevail, and open conflict between the two houses is uncommon.

The Senate also serves to monitor the administration's actions by publishing many reports each year on various topics.
Government - In power



Parti des Jacobins
Settings
Président du parti
Sièges parlementaires
0
Statut
Gouvernement
Bench
Members[http//Members]

POLITICAL VIEWS
Categories
Settings
Trade Policy
Protectionism
Economic Policy
State Captitalism
Religious Policy
Pluralism
Citizenship Policy
Residency
War Policy
Jingoism

ECONOMY VIEWS
Guidelines
Policy
Government can build factory
NO
Government can expand factory
NO
Government can open factory
YES
Government can destroy factory
YES
Government can build railway
YES
Government can can subsidise factories
NO
Government can build foreign factory
NO
Government can invest in foreign railway
NO
Capitalists can build factory
YES
Capitalists can expand factory
YES
Capitalists can open factory
YES
Capitalists can delete factory if no input
YES
Capitalists can build factory invest
YES
Capitalists can build foreign factory
YES
Capitalists can invest in foreign railway
NO
Government - Opposition

Parti Girondins
Settings
Président du parti
Sièges parlementaires
0
Statut
Opposition
Bench
Members[http//Members]

POLITICAL VIEWS
Categories
Settings
Trade Policy
Protectionism
Economic Policy
Interventionism
Religious Policy
Moralism
Citizenship Policy
Residency
War Policy
Pro Military

ECONOMY VIEWS
Guidelines
Policy
Government can build factory
YES
Government can expand factory
YES
Government can open factory
YES
Government can destroy factory
YES
Government can build railway
YES
Government can can subsidise factories
NO
Government can build foreign factory
NO
Government can invest in foreign railway
NO
Capitalists can build factory
YES
Capitalists can expand factory
YES
Capitalists can open factory
NO
Capitalists can delete factory if no input
NO
Capitalists can build factory invest
YES
Capitalists can build foreign factory
NO
Capitalists can invest in foreign railway
NO


Parti des Bonapartist
Settings
Président du parti
Sièges parlementaires
0
Statut
Ally
Bench
Members[http//Members]

POLITICAL VIEWS
Categories
Settings
Trade Policy
Free Trade
Economic Policy
Interventionism
Religious Policy
Secularized
Citizenship Policy
Full Citizenship
War Policy
Pro Military

ECONOMY VIEWS
Guidelines
Policy
Government can build factory
YES
Government can expand factory
YES
Government can open factory
YES
Government can destroy factory
YES
Government can build railway
YES
Government can can subsidise factories
YES
Government can build foreign factory
YES
Government can invest in foreign railway
YES
Capitalists can build factory
YES
Capitalists can expand factory
YES
Capitalists can open factory
YES
Capitalists can delete factory if no input
YES
Capitalists can build factory invest
NO
Capitalists can build foreign factory
NO
Capitalists can invest in foreign railway
NO
Senate Positions - Empty chairs


  1. Province Impériale: Île-de-France[fr.wikipedia.org]


  2. Province Impériale: Languedoc[fr.wikipedia.org]


  3. Province Impériale: Picardie[fr.wikipedia.org]


  4. Province Impériale: Anjou[fr.wikipedia.org]


  5. Province impériale: Provence[fr.wikipedia.org]


  6. Province Impériale: Lyonnais[fr.wikipedia.org]


  7. Province Impériale: Dauphiné[fr.wikipedia.org]


  8. Province Impériale: Aunis[fr.wikipedia.org]


  9. Province Impériale: Saintonge[fr.wikipedia.org]


  10. Province Impériale: Poitou[fr.wikipedia.org]


  11. Province Impériale: Gascogne[fr.wikipedia.org]


  12. Province Impériale: Bourgogn[fr.wikipedia.org]


  13. Province Impériale: Champagne[fr.wikipedia.org]


  14. Province Impériale: Angoumois[fr.wikipedia.org]


  15. Province Impériale: Bourbon[fr.wikipedia.org]


  16. Province Impériale: Marche[fr.wikipedia.org]


  17. Province Impériale: Maine[fr.wikipedia.org]


  18. Province Impériale: Touraine[fr.wikipedia.org]


  19. Province Impériale: Foix[fr.wikipedia.org]


  20. Province Impériale: Auvergne[fr.wikipedia.org]


  21. Province Impériale: Béarn[fr.wikipedia.org]


  22. Province Impériale: Artois[fr.wikipedia.org]


  23. Province Impériale: Franche[fr.wikipedia.org]


  24. Province Impériale: Lorraine-et-Barrois[fr.wikipedia.org]


  25. Province Impériale: Nivernais[fr.wikipedia.org]


  26. Province Impériale: Venaissin[fr.wikipedia.org]


  27. Province Impériale: Bretagne[fr.wikipedia.org]


  28. Province Impériale: Limousin[fr.wikipedia.org]


  29. Province Impériale: Alsace[fr.wikipedia.org]


  30. Province Impériale: Roussillon[fr.wikipedia.org]


  31. Province Impériale: Flandre[fr.wikipedia.org]


  32. Province Impériale: Corse[fr.wikipedia.org]


  33. Province Impériale: Montbéliard[fr.wikipedia.org]


  34. Province Impériale: Berry[fr.wikipedia.org]


  35. Province Impériale: Orléanais[fr.wikipedia.org]


  36. Province Impériale: Normandie[fr.wikipedia.org]


  37. Province Impériale: Limbourg[fr.wikipedia.org]
Senate Positions - Empty chairs - Vassals


  1. Province Impériale: Sardaigne[fr.wikipedia.org]


  2. Province Impériale: Wallonne[fr.wikipedia.org]


  3. Province Impériale: Brabant-Septentrional[fr.wikipedia.org]:


  4. Province Impériale: Drenthe[fr.wikipedia.org]


  5. Province Impériale: Flevoland[fr.wikipedia.org]


  6. Province Impériale: Frise[fr.wikipedia.org]


  7. Province Impériale: Groningue[fr.wikipedia.org]


  8. Province Impériale: Gueldre[fr.wikipedia.org]


  9. Province Impériale: Hollande-Méridionale[fr.wikipedia.org]:


  10. Province Impériale: Hollande-Septentrionale[fr.wikipedia.org]:


  11. Province Impériale: Overijssel[fr.wikipedia.org]


  12. Province Impériale: Utrecht[fr.wikipedia.org]