Democratic Conservative Party

History:
The Democratic Conservative Party’s was created in February 2021 when the Democratic Imperialists Party and the Conservative Party come together, under a plan made by Party leaders Politics James and A.P. They agreed that the party’s would become one single nation Party and simultaneously become the Largest Party in Parliament at the Time with 245 MPs.

The Party leads made this agreement and both Party’s membership agreed so on the 24th March the Democratic Conservative party was formerly Formed at the first Democratic Conservative Party Convention. The Party Members here decided Politics James to be the first party leader beating challenger MP Shawn and A.P was elected deputy leader unopposed. At the 10 PM on the 24th March the Imperial and Conservative Party no longer existed as the Democratic Conservative party officially was created.

Party Leadership :
Party Leader: The Democratic Conservative Party Leader is the National Party and leads the party in the House. The Leader is responsible for running the party, creating Policy, running the party in the house, appointing internal party roles and positions and also can remove party membership from any member outside of leadership. The Party Leader is elected by MPs who will carryout a multi ballot process of voting with the Maximum being 5 rounds each time Leadership candidates are knocked out the race until two remain. These Two candidates will be voted on by All Party Members and the winner is the new Party Leader

Deputy Leader: The Democratic Conservative Party Deputy Leader runs Party Affairs for the leader and often helps the leader out, The Deputy Leader is often sent to events in the place of the leader and if the leader is unable to perform their role as leader then the Deputy Leader will become acting leader until the leader can return or the Party choices a new Leader. The Deputy Leader is Nominated by the Party Leader and must revive a majority of the party’s MPs votes to be approved as Deputy Party Leader.

Party Chairperson: The Democratic Conservative Party Chairperson is responsible for running internal party functions and is also integral to the Party’s internal Investigation and conducting party role elections as this is their responsibility ultimately. The Chairperson is selected by the Party Leader and must be Conformed by the Conservative Democratic Management Committee. An individual can only hold the role of Chairperson Once and only last for a 18 month term.

Party Secretary: The Democratic Conservative Party Secretary is directly appointed by the Party Leader and can be replaced at any time. The role of the Secretary is to run all non Parliamentary Party Business or use leadership powers which are delegated to the Secretary by the Party Leader.

Leadership confidence Vote: If 15% of Party MPs declare no confidence in the leader then the process will being. The Party Leader can make their argument and answer questions from the MPs. Then in a hidden Ballot Party MPs will vote if the leader gets over 50% of MPs vote then the party has confidence in the leadership. If the leader gets under 50% of MPs votes then a party Leadership election will bring, the current leader can stand in this party leadership election.

State Party Leaders: These are the Leaders of the Democratic Conservative Party in each state. They run their State Party’s local Campaigns and attend the Democratic Conservative Party National Leadership Assembly. They are very important and powerful in their States. The State Party Leaders are elected by the Party Members in each State every 2 years, all other election process like electoral system is left up to the state party.

Leadership Assembly: The Democratic Conservative Party National Leadership Assembly is made up of the 50 State Party leaders and is the highest Body in the Party. They have the Exclusive power to change the Party’s Constitution with a 3/4 vote and can change party rules with a simple Majority vote. They can also remove any party official even the leader with a 2/3 vote. The Body does not meet regularly and only meets if 1/5 of members declare their Right for a Leadership Assembly.