"During this period, I looked through the Federal Charter and Federal Law. The relevant explanations regarding the Independent Referendum were divided by region."
"But I didn't find anything in the charter or laws concerning shelters as the main body. In other words, this part is missing."
"Anything not permitted by law is illegal. If you want the referendum results to be valid and legally defensible, you must first promote legislation in Congress."
"Congress has not yet been dissolved, and Legislative Power still rests with the Federal Government. The only power that has fallen into the hands of the enterprises is enforcement."
"In other words, you must first pass the legislative process in Congress and establish a referendum law centered on shelters. Once that law has passed and taken effect, only then can you hold a vote and obtain valid, legal results."
"If you don't do that, there's another solution: vote by state. Every resident must return to their own state to vote, and the results will also be calculated by state."
"Also, I noticed that when the immigration policy was last opened, roughly ten million outsiders failed to register a place of residence. Therefore, these people's votes will not be counted in this referendum and will produce no valid result."
"That is my opinion."
"I respect your decisions and choices, but I also ask you to respect Federal Law."
A large group of people listened dumbfounded as Conner spouted a load of nonsense, unable to find any way to refute the facts for a while.
Because it really was a fact!
The institutions that initiated a referendum should have been regional governments within the Federal Government, state governments, or even a City Hall. But when individual shelters claimed that they wanted independence, there seemed to be no legal basis for