-The Religious Representation Act of 525AER-

For a long time the Faith of the Four has held its position as the Official State Religion. However the power of the Church to influence politics has never been mentioned or monitered in official Legislation and the time has come to do such. This bill is intended to allow the Church to be adequately represented and its voice heard within the Parliament, due to its unique position as being the Official State Religion and having such a large base of support across all walks of people within the Empire but also making sure that Religion does not dominate Politics or control Legislation in any way.
==Clauses:==
I. The Head Priest of the Faith of the Four shall be granted the right to address the Chamber of Deputies on any piece of Legislation regarding the Church or any proposal regarding Religion within the Empire.
II. The Head Priest is to wield no direct Political or Legislative power and his role is mearly to ensure the Rights of the Church and its Congregation are represented and heard.
III. No other member of the Clergy is to be granted this right however Clergymen of other Religions that are not the Faith of the Four still have the right to voice their opinion upon Legislation within the Empire and raise their concerns with the Government. 
IV. The Church is to acknowledge that this power is not to be used for personal gain and that it is mearly to safeguard both the interests of the Church and the Citizens of the Empire.
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