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Last updated 11/21/99
On September 25, 1999, a coalition of organizations met in Wichita,
Kansas, to list ideas for Constitutional legislation. The general
criteria used for ideas for legislation were as follows:
1) It will
help preserve the rights of the people.
After a list of ideas was created, a vote was taken and the top 12 ideas were selected for further development. A committee has been working to develop the 12 ideas further. The 12 ideas were rewritten and a preliminary vote was taken by the committee to approve some of those 12 and the remaining ideas will undergo further development. The ideas are presented here as follows, first are those approved
by the committee, second are the top 12 from 9/25/99 after being rewritten
, and last is a list of all ideas to date (including some created since
the 9/25/99 meeting). The long list should be considered to
be from a brain-storming session, where the idea may seem ridiculous even
by the presenter, and the idea may be considered a bad idea by most of
those present. You, the reader, must decide for yourse
Ideas approved by the development committee. Top 12 ideas from the September 25, 1999, meeting All ideas
Those ideas approved by the committee will be presented to the coalition organizations and to all other interested organizations for their approval. For those who approve of these ideas, we ask that you present them to your state legislator and ask that the legislator sponsor the idea as a bill to be passed in the Year 2000 legislative session. If you approve of these efforts and would like to support the effort, please email the webmaster by clicking below. If you live in another state, please begin a similar effort in your state also. The coalition organizations are working for peaceful change to return
citizen control of our government and our rights. The Kansas Bill
of Rights specifically provides for this in Section 3: "Right
of peaceable assembly; petition. The people have the right
to assemble, in a peaceable manner, to consult for their common good, to
instruct their representatives, and to petition the government, or any
department thereof, for the redress of grievances."
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