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Veto — “a constitutional right to reject a decision or proposal made by a law-making Those who may uphold this power are the Chamber heads, which would be the Minister of Executive Affai####### the Executive Chamber) and the Speaker of the Senate (for the Senate Chamber).
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No Chamber head may veto a bill that is being presented in the opposite Chamber.
The Chancellor and Emperor may, however, veto a bill that is in any chamber for any reason.
The Chief Justice may as well veto a bill if He/She deems it necessary, however, the veto may be repealed by either (a), the Chancellor or Emperor repeals it by request of the original author of that bill, (b) the Minister AND Speaker of the Senate deemed the veto unnecessary, or (c) a vote of the whole chamber, with all “aye(s)”, to repeal the Justice Veto (THE WHOLE SENATE MUST VOTE AYE; IF ONE VOTE NAY, THE VOTE TO REPEAL THE JUSTICE VETO HAS FAILED). If (c) occurs, and fails, the bill cannot be saved.
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