Representative Democratic Model-Electable Offices Part Forty-Five- Session Sixteen Dividing the Role Of Official Referendum Proposers- Terms (Federal,State, and Local)

Representative Democratic Model-Electable Offices   Part Forty-Five- Session Sixteen        

Dividing the Role Of Official Referendum Proposers- Terms (Federal, State, and Local)

No Elector For Official Referendum Proposer can be a participant in any branch of government for at least three years prior to his/her choosing and at least three years after his/her departure from that specific position.

No Elector for Official Referendum Proposer can belong to any group, entity, or organization in which a majority of its members are participants in any branch of government for at least three years prior to his/her election and at least three years after his/her departure from that specific position.

Furthermore, no Elector for Official Referendum Proposer can belong to any group, entity, or organization which affects law and regulations outside his/her scope of official duties for at least three years prior to his/her election, during his/her time serving as elector, and for at least three years after his/her departure from that specific position as elector. 

Cliff Notes Version:

The Elector for Official Referendum Proposer cannot be a participant in any branch of government for at least three years before and after service. He/she cannot be a participant in any branch of government in any capacity other than that specific capacity in which he/she is serving. 

He/she cannot belong to any group in which most of that group's members are government branch members and/or participants for at least three years before and after service.

He/she cannot belong to any group which affects law and regulations outside his/her scope of official duties for at least three years prior, during, and three years after departure from service.