4.3.1. Political Judiciary

Supreme judges will be selected by the Political Judiciary based on expertise. After this within the judiciary a preference will be expressed, by a digital referendum in survey form. Based on these two results digitally a parliamentary referendum in survey form will take place in all parliaments. The results of both referendums are included in the second selection. The result of this will be proposed to a special for that created delegation of legal representatives of several reputable human rights organizations. They validate or reject it by a two-thirds majority in written form the second selection with the addition of the necessary arguments. On this basis the final selection and appointment is following. If rejected a new selection is following which again via a digital referendum in survey form will be submitted to the judiciary. After this again a second selection is following which again will be proposed to the legal representatives of the several reputable human rights organizations. If they reject again, then the governing body [executive body] of the UN, after consultation of the judiciary and the legal representatives of the various reputable human rights organizations, takes, based on two-thirds majority, the final decision on the nomination.

The Political Judiciary shall asess and advise solicited and unsolicited both parliaments and parliamentarians and other politicians.