I created a Government type, I think it's fine, however, you may not.

I created a Government type because I feel most forms of government are not very suitable to run a nation.Pro - No Changes Need To Be MadeCon - Changes Need To Be MadeHere it its: I am going to propose an idea, an idea that could change the world. I am willing to put all of my research, all of my hard work into something that must be done. There must be a perfect way to lead, and yes I said perfect! I am going to propose a... Multilium! A Multilium originates from two latin words; Consilium(Council) and Multi(Many). In a Multilium, the nations government is divided between a multitude of different councils; that all share a specific delegation to their assigned role. For Example: Military Council, Intelligence Council, Foreign Affairs Council, and the People's Council. In this type of government there are states. Specific regions designated to be controlled by a counsel of their own. These states retain a certain level of sovereignty depending on the government type; be it a Federal Multilium or a Confederate Multilium. Each council, make up a whole government that deliberates on things of a national scale; and state councils deliberate on things of a local scale. The councils consist of 100 members each (for the states it’s 50) and have their own representatives. A representative of a counsel would be considered a leader or president of the specified council. Each council representative is voted in by the council members, but at the beginning of establishing a Multilist house. The people decide who should be the first representative of the councils in order to kick start everything. Every counsel has a, “High Court”: a delegation that leads along side of the council representative to help him/her make decisions when speaking to the entire council. There are 7 people in the High Court. To become a Member of the High Court: (If just establishing) - voted in by the people. (If already established) - voted in by the council members. You MUST be a council member in order to be a representative or court official. In order to be a member of a council you have to take a specific education course for the council you are planning on going into. After you have completed the course, you must then create an application to give to the council representative. The representative and the High Court will deliberate whether or not they think you have what it takes. If you have what it takes but there is no room for anymore members, do not be sad; The High Courts check over all of the workers performance every 6 months; and if they see a slacker, they “honorably” kick them out and contact you (or the next runner up). However, if you are not found suitable for that task, or they do not believe you can handle being a member of the council. Then you have 1 year to try again. The Members of the council vote for a representative, this representative is responsible for holding council meetings weekly, and must speak of matters that trouble or concern the nation or state. They gather in order to figure out what they can propose to the M.O.C. (Meeting of Councils) ~ Definition Below (In Q&A’s). The representative and court official do not stay in power forever. There will be, and this under any circumstances cannot be denied, a vote for impeachment. The term for a representative is 6 years (the same for a court member). Impeachment votes come every 2 years, thus meaning there will be 2 votes of impeachment. If a representative or court member is doing poorly, these votes will allow the nation to just get rid of them and put in a new guy/gal (the new rep. or official are voted in exactly how they would be before). If you are voted out of office by impeachment vote, you cannot be a representative or High Court member again, but you can be a member of the council. Q and A’s What is the M.O.C. or Meeting of Councils? Holy Cow GREAT QUESTION! Well it’s exactly how it sounds, it’s a meeting of all of the councils and the Superior Office. Essentially a huge building (like the US house of representatives) where every council and the Superior Office deliberate on what to do with the nation and how to face it’s problems. Is there a president? Wow good question, yes. The leader of the nation is not called a president however. He/She is called a “Superior Representative” and they rule along side of the “Superior Court” that consists of 10 members. Their job is to organize and communicate with the councils in order to make national decisions. The Superior Office (both the Superior Representative and court together are called an office.) are the ones that put together the M.O.C. The Superior Office asks the Representatives and Officials of the councils what their council favors most in an argument, and makes a vote based off of the most popular arguments. The Superior Office has a term limit, the S.R. has a term of 4 years while the S.C. has a term of 5 years. Both of which get impeachment votes every 2 years, and yet again these cannot be moved or denied. The Council representatives, officials, and members vote on this matter. You mentioned a people’s council! Not a question, but yeah I did! In a multilium there are states, each state has it’s own counsel that deals with local affairs that only affect their state. The people’s council is comprised of the representatives of the state councils. Each representative votes for a Chief Representative (something unique only to the people’s council, basically a representative of the representatives). This council however does not have a High Court. during the M.O.C., their vote counts as 2 votes in national decisions. State councils MUST give voting rights to the people, allowing them to vote on a subject matter, those votes will then be tallied up and presented to the M.O.C. This form of government MUST NEVER have any political parties, else it will fail like any other. Thank You, Blade Bisking :Thats it