B.1(b). Scope and Work of the Demi-Congress

The Demi-Congress shall be vested with the authority to investigate the causes of public dissatisfaction with the Charter, and it may design and recommend potential remedies, including reforms, amendments, or structural changes.

The Vice President of the United States shall preside over the Demi-Congress. In this role, the Vice President shall serve solely as a neutral arbiter of parliamentary procedure and may not participate in deliberation or influence outcomes.

Congress must fully fund the Demi-Congress from the legislative budget. The Demi-Congress shall have the power to commission public opinion research, conduct hearings, request testimony, and consult expert advisors as it deems necessary.