PART 1 - VOTES OF NO CONFIDENCE

1. Establishment
   1. The following branches may undergo a Vote of No Confidence (VNC) if enacted through the process listed in the next section of this Act:
      1. Legislature
      2. Judiciary
      3. Secret Service
   2. A VNC shall have the power for a branch to vote to remove the Branch Leader within their branch
       
2. Process
   1. This section must be followed for a VNC request to be valid
   2. Six members of a branch must submit a written request for a VNC to the Voting and Electoral Commission
   3. The Voting and Electoral Commission shall verify each members’ support within 72 hours
      1. If any member named does not support the request or do not respond, they shall not count towards the total
      2. If less than six members support the VNC, it shall not proceed
   4. The Voting and Electoral Commission shall then trigger a vote for all members of the branch to participate in
   5. The vote shall last 72 hours
   6. If the result is at least 80% in favour of removing the Branch Leader, they shall be removed
   7. If the result is less than 80% in favour of removal, nothing shall happen
       
3. Protection
   1. No member of the White House may be treated differently due to their stance on a VNC
   2. No member of the White House may be coerced into doing anything, or nothing, regarding a VNC