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The Texas Constitution could be improved by streamlining its lengthy and complex provisions, which currently make it one of the longest state constitutions in the U.S. Simplifying the language and consolidating similar articles could enhance accessibility and understanding for citizens. Additionally, modernizing certain outdated sections and addressing contemporary issues like education funding and infrastructure could ensure the constitution better reflects the needs of today's Texans. Finally, reducing the frequency of amendments—currently often driven by special interests—could create a more stable legal framework.
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What percentage of Australia wants the constitution changed?
Traditionally the Australian Constitution has proven very hard to change, in its history the constitution has been changed only 8 times out of 46 attempts, as such we can surmise that not alot of people want the constitution changed generally, but I could give a better answer if you asked about the constitution being changed in regards to what area.
What did America demand that a bill of rights be added to the constitution?
So that the Constitution could be changed as the country changed
No amendment in the constitution could ever change?
No i can be changed
Once it was ratified the constitution could not be changed true or false?
True
Who argued that the constitution could be changed if problems arose?
george mason
Why doesn't the Texas constitution have a necessary and proper clause?
It wanted to limit what the Texas government could do.
Who argued the Constitution could be changed if problems arose?
The antifederalist argued about the constition
Does Texas need a new constitution?
The question of whether Texas needs a new constitution is a matter of ongoing debate. Proponents argue that the current constitution, adopted in 1876, is overly lengthy and complex, containing numerous amendments that make it difficult to navigate. Critics contend that a new constitution could simplify governance and better address modern issues. Ultimately, the decision hinges on public sentiment and political will to undertake such a significant overhaul.
What did the constitution of 1836 do to slavery?
The Constitution of the Republic of Texas (1836) provided that slaves would remain the property of their owners, that the Texas Congress could not prohibit the immigration of slaveholders bringing their property, and that slaves could be imported from the United States (although not from Africa). Source: Texas State Historical Association
If something could be change from the constitution what with it be?
The constitution can not be changed without first destroying it and then starting over. The notion of doing such a thing rightfully makes everybody nervous even though this truly great document is not without its flaws. If the Constitution could be re-written ensuring that individual rights are better preserved and not eroded, it would be nice to remove the ridiculous three fifth enumeration thing.
How was the Constitution changed so that individual rights are now protected?
so the bill of right could be written
What was the purpose of the Preamble to the U.S. Constitution?
So they could form a better Union
