Constitutional ReformMedium Priority2 years

Reform #23: Limit Prime Ministers to Two Terms Maximum

Amend constitution to prevent any individual from serving as Prime Minister for more than two terms (10 years total) to ensure leadership renewal.

The Problem - Detailed Analysis

Concentration of power in a single leader for extended periods undermines democratic renewal and creates opportunities for corruption and institutional capture.

Proposed Solutions - Phased Approach
  • 1Set maximum of two terms with no individual serving more than 10 years total
  • 2Count non-consecutive terms toward the limit
  • 3Serving more than half a parliamentary term counts as full term
  • 4Apply term limits from amendment enactment, not retroactively
  • 5Follow constitutional amendment process requiring 2/3 Parliamentary majority
Real World Evidence

United States two-term limit ensures regular executive renewal since 1951

South Korea's single five-year term prevents power entrenchment

Mexico's six-year single term contributed to political stability since 1917

Implementation Timeline
1

Constitutional amendment process requiring 2/3 Parliamentary majority

2

Consult provincial assemblies to build consensus

3

2-year process for full constitutional amendment completion

4

Public education campaign on democratic benefits of term limits

Performance Targets

Constitutional amendment passed within 2 years

Clear succession planning encouraged in political parties

Enhanced institutional development beyond individual personalities

Regular leadership renewal ensuring democratic vitality

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Constitutional Reform

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2 years

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