Constitution
By nakula2009
@nakula2009 (2325)
Indonesia
6 responses
@najibdina29 (1309)
• Indonesia
13 Mar 11
His post-proclaimed Indonesian independence on 17 August 1945, one day after it established a new constitution for Indonesia,is known with Constitution - Constitution of 1945
@rifnee (1713)
• Indonesia
21 Feb 11
Constitutional change was necessary at all "simmering" is ripe because it deals directly with the life of the state where it later so as not to create a state constitution to be an emergency (an emergency presidential decree 1959 constitution subjectively) that the amendment is necessary whenever an academic paper would be changed. (Please correct if I am wrong)
@EdnaReyes (2622)
• Philippines
7 Feb 11
Constitutions is the foundation of all laws in the land. It should reflects people's will and ways of respecting it. If changing it is the only way to alter poverty and for political stability,then I go for it but if it's only to protect vested interest and only for a few groups or interest, as the people, we must exert all efforts to prevent changing it!
@gengeni (3308)
• Indonesia
6 Feb 11
order:
1945 Constitution - the Constitution RIS - Provisional Constitution 1950 - 1945
Post-proclaimed Indonesian independence on 17 August 1945, one day after it established a new constitution for Indonesia, is known with Constitution - Constitution of 1945
Please note that the Netherlands still do not recognize the sovereignty of the Republic of Indonesia until 1949
Therefore the Netherlands twice to police action (enforcement) because the Netherlands still considers the territory of Indonesia is still their colony.
In the second police action, the Dutch attacked the Yogyakarta - Indonesia territory due to the Renville agreement only Yogyakarta - Soekarno and Hatta were arrested and imprisoned by the Dutch.
But because the political situation in developing countries is so complicated - one of them much the appearance of rebellion - the Netherlands and then call back the Soekarno - Hatta to sit in negotiations Round Table Conference (RTC)
Here then established the Republic of Indonesia States - where RI is part of the RIS and wear the new Constitution (Constitution RIS)
In the development of this RIS does not last long, the RIS parliamentary leaders suggested that the movement of Indonesia Indonesia back to the state unity, one of its fighters was M. Natsir.
Through the 'Mosi Integral'nya very famous, Natsir managed to bring Indonesia into the form of a unitary state as the Unitary Republic of Indonesia today.
So ditetapkanlah state Constitution with this new form, known as the Constitution, while 1950. Next Soekarno Constituent Agency commissioned to formulate a new constitution that is more permanent for Indonesia.
Until the deadlines that have been defined waku, National Constituent Assembly can not complete the formulation of a new constitution, was used as a base by Sukarno's guided democracy out of ideas, culminating on the 5th of July 1959 President Sukarno issued a decree in which one of its contents back to the 1945 Constitution.
And so on the 1945 Constitution applies hungga today.
@kendedes2011 (2712)
• Indonesia
7 Feb 11
The Constitution was formed as a grip early in the design of any other Act or derived from the Constitution which is called the Constitution. So the constitution was changed with the times in accordance with identifying the needs that exist at that time. for balanced and looks loyal in carrying out / running a country
Well that was the cause UUD1945 period turned into the RIS because the state of the Republic of Indonesia at that time united the union republic, or so-called states. and then back into the Republic of Indonesia United with a central capital city so again changed to the 1945 Constitution or the constitution back to the basics.
@dayangsumbi2010 (1724)
• Indonesia
5 Feb 11
Constitution canceled and replaced with a new constitution is partially or completely if it believes that the Constitution that there is no longer reflects the political constellation or no longer meet the hopes and aspirations of the people.
authority to change the Constitution is in the hands of the MPR with the provisions of 2 per 3 of the members of the Assembly, while the proposed amendments to the Constitution must be received by 2 per 3 of the members present.
procedure
1. through the legislative session
2. referendum or plebiscite







