^ Make that five years and a legislative session not to exceed two days. That way they'll be so busy re-passing old good laws that they won't have time to pass new lousy ones.
Also, there should be no "Committees" and powerful Committee Chairpersons advancing their own agendas. Each proposed law should be presented to the whole body and read aloud in total before votes are taken, and with an accompanying recitation (aloud) of the relevant clauses of the Constitution --just to refresh their memories.
That ought to gum up the works enough, right there.
Gridlock is a good thing sometimes.
I could go on with more Terrified suggestions, like no passing of the buck on Regulatory Authority. You want your Regulatory Agency to have a form to fill out by the citizenry, put its format into the law directly.
Hah!
Terry "Not quite half joking," 230RN
