Submitted on Thursday 29th August 2019
Rejected on Monday 9th September 2019
Current status: Rejected
Rejection code: duplicate (see below for details)
Votes needing >3 years to enact to be voted again by citizens since come of age.
Votes passed affecting future generations should be voted again by citizens who have come of age since that vote, yet before New legislations are enacted. If for example a citizen is 16 years old at the time of a vote, but 19 when enacted. This citizen should have their vote added before enactment.
Votes such as eu referendum have taken many years to enact and since then the public and politicians have been able to further scrutinise and research the true effects of such changes taking place. Why then should someone who was 17 years old at the time of the initial referendum not have their opportunity to vote for changes taking place when they are now of legal age to vote. Let's refine our democratic process and give the future the voice it deserves.
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