How can we decide on a critical decission as important as nuclear deal with 57% favoring a decission. Even in post graduate now the passing % has been increased to 60%. Personally, i believe any decission should be passed in LS only & only a party has more than 65 % votes . Today, techincally, 53% of the people, since these MP's are representing us, have lost out ...
RE:How can we decide on a critical decission ?
by Bijendra Singh on Jul 22, 2008 10:15 PM Permalink
Dear,
57% is a bloated figure in true sense. How many of these 57% do you think voted for the money they received? Or, many more whom money could easily stop from voting.
The problem is not with %age votes in favor of the decision, it is with the kind of democracy we have and us who elect them or don't go for voting to meet deadlines for our employers...
We need to make rules for validity of a party (based possibly on threshhold of public support) to avoid hundreds of regional/smaller parties to may be half a dozen or less and also make voting mandatory to elect sensible leaders.
RE:How can we decide on a critical decission ?
by Hell Boy on Jul 22, 2008 09:41 PM Permalink
So you are trying to redefine Majority and Minority, and if this is suppose to be the case then i think no decisions will ever be passed in our parliament.
