PETITION FOR A WRITTEN CONSTITUTION IN THE UNITED KINGDOM (Working Draft 19.45 pm 13 July 2024)   An Unwritten Constitution should not be foisted upon the people: it is wrong morally.   The reason that there is no written Constitution in the United Kingdom is that Monarchists within the State facilitate the Monarchy to become dictatorial from time to time during the course of history which would be fine if that is what the majority of the population actually wish but it should be explicitly documented into a Written Constitution. People are then fully  informed on what to expect from the government that they live under. In ancient times people lived entirely in servitude so that rulers ruled as they pleased. The concept of the Written Constitution marked the beginning of civilisation.   The most useful benefit from a change from the unwritten to a written Constitution will be that it would prevent the Head of State from discharging his or her duties secretively from behind the scenes away from the public eye. The role of the Constitutional Head of State from the existing Royal Family remains unclear to this day and what is also unknown is whether the Monarch can be dethroned, or impeached in Parliament for failure to adhere to his or her duties in a moral and legal manner and what those norms should be.   Parliament’s Select Committee for Public Administration and Constitutional Affairs (PACAS) should be charged with formulating these constitutional clarifications and the appropriate document for voting in both the Chambers of Parliament on whether the Monarch should have absolute unlimited powers or it should be limited as a Cultural Monarchy.   The Written Constitution must clearly outline the relationship between the Ceremonial Head of State and the Parliament at both House of Commons and the House of Lords and its connectioons with the Security Servies that is not exclusively the Constabulary but includes MI5/MI6.   The Written Constitution should then be put to a Yes/No referendum of the population; and if there is a Yes decision from the electorate to have a Written Constitution it should be enacted in Parliament with provisions made that all subsequent amendments to the Written Constitution when these take place are through Parliamentary approval first and then must go to another referendum of the population.   The objective of the Written Constitution is therefore to keep people better informed on who is in charge of procedures of the House of Commons and of the House of Lords, what the functions of the Consultant Psychiatrists, Chief Constables of Police Forces are and who are the officials in secondary institutions of the State against whom a citizen can successfully prosecute in civil and criminal courts of the United Kingdom. THE RECOMMENDATION OF TCLP-UK: https://www.theconservativelibertariansociety.com/about-1

Shirley Dayane Freire (She/Her) 8:46 PM Hi Shantanu, it is great to have connected with you. I am great, I hope you are also good! I couldn't help but notice your opinions on the free market. I agree with your statement but I always seem to stutter when people bring out monopolies. Therefore, I would like to ask, how would you justify your view when it comes to a monopoly such as Thames Water in the UK? Shantanu Panigrahi sent the following messages at 11:44 PM  View Shantanu’s profile Shantanu Panigrahi  Shantanu Panigrahi (He/Him) 11:44 PM  Hi  I now only take questions in Open Forum discussions here: https://www.theconservativelibertariansociety.com/forum   Shantanu Forum | The Conservative Libertarian Society  theconservativelibertariansociety.com     Today     View Shantanu’s profile Shantanu Panigrahi     Shantanu Panigrahi (He/Him) 8:01 AM The issues are very complicated Shirley, that is why I did not wish to delve into them in private messaging. Essentially however, I am a Conservative Libertarian, who believes that water is a resource and part of Nature at the same time with ecological significance and should be protected and preserved. It should therefore not be treated like any other commodity for the free market to exploit for profit motives. But the private sector is more efficient in harnessing the water reserves and delivering it to the customer in the houses and businesses than a nationalised Water industry can do.  So whereas I believe that the private sector should have the responsibility for water, it should be regulated appropriately by OfWat in a balanced manner that enables a 20 percent maximum return to the private investment of shareholders, and charges the customer for the balance of the costs of keeping our water resources sustainably managed with the externalities like pollution of the rivers and discharge of sewage into the rivers and seas to be paid for in the price that the people have to pay for water in the home and in businesses. If this is not done people will just tend to waste water leading to shortages during hot summers and so on.      Obviously I have not seen the reason for why Thames Water failed to deliver and no doubt it is in continuous talks with Ofwat to see that the business succeeds.   I would not like to see any change into nationalisation. Innovative solutions come from the private sector and no doubt entrepreneurs at Thames Water have the matter in hand.   There is also the issue of economy of scale in the delivery of gods and services so that one cannot have too many companies in the United Kingdom competing with each other in the same area when considering water.      Shantanu

The prospect of a Labour government is so alarming to TCLP-UK that the Starmergeddon of high taxes and high public spending with concomitantly now entrepreneurship in the economy for 5-10 years that will stifle growth, we would urge Reform (UK) Party to form an electoral pact to deal for the 4 July general election. But Reform UK Party seems to have long term plans and is quite content with being in the opposition for years in order to demolish the Conservative and Unionist Party for good. This in itself would not be good for the country in the medium to long terms. Conservatism is a genuinely good idea whereas Reform Party is currently banging on superficialities such as immigration per se. It does not reveal its true agenda of ultra-right wing nationalist policies as can be seen here: https://www.knowledgeassessmentanddissemination.com/post/my-continued-membership-of-reform-uk-party-update As a protest Party against the established parties Reform (UK) is fine, but it does not wish real change to the Constitution of the United Kingdom that TCLP-UK advocates, so what is the Party going to reform. Bringing in a Populist leader in Nigel Farage is unsustainable in the long term unless Reform Party develops real substance and labels itself to what it stands for in terms of a genuine conceptual notion of what people would expect from the representation of its members in the House of Commons. Having had two months of interactions with Reform UK Party as a Member I am not wanted in the Party as I was not wanted by United Kingdom Independence Party that Nigel Farage led. I only voted for Brexit as I believe that the country needs to be independent free from outside interferences. My mind is made up now. I will not vote for Reform UK Party. I will vote for the Conservative and Unionist Party which comes closest to the way TCLP-UK sees a government to be run; until of course TCLP-UK is able to acquire members and contest elections. This would take decades, I foresee. https://www.msn.com/en-gb/news/uknews/electoral-extinction-fresh-weekend-polling-blow-to-sunak-as-polls-show-wider-lead-for-labour/ar-BB1ohY2o?ocid=socialshare&cvid=fe9e05c54a4c483995736cf57427485a&ei=13

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