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ARTICLE IV The Planning Branch SECTION 1. There shall be a Planning Branch to formulateand administer plans and to prepare budgets for the uses of expected income in pursuit otpolicies formulated by the processes provided herein. ²Ä¥|³¹ ³W¹º³¡ ²Ä¤@¸`¡CÀ³¦³Ó³W¹º³¡ªùt³d¨î©w¤ÎºÞ²zpµe¡A¨Ã¨Ì¹w´Á¦¬¤J³W¹º¹wºâµ¹¬Fµ¦¡A¦¹¹Lµ{¥H¤U³W©w¤§¡C SECTION 2. There shall be a National Planning Board offifteen members appointed by the President; the first members shall have terms designatedby the President of one to fifteen years, thereafter one shall be appointed each year; thePresident shall appoint a Chairman who shall serve for fifteen years unless removed by him. ²Ä¤G¸`¡C°ê®a³W¹º©eû·|À³¦³15¦ì¥ÑÁ`²Î¥ô©Rªº©eû¡A²Ä¤@¦ì©eûÀ³¦³³QÁ`²Î¥ô©R1~15¦~¸gÅç¡A¨ä¥L©eûÀ³¨C¦~¥ô©R¡AÁ`²ÎÀ³«ü¬£1¦ì¥D®u¡A¥ô´Á15¦~¡A°£«DÁ`²Î§K¾¤F¥L¡C SECTION 3. The Chairman shall appoint, and shallsupervise, a planning administrator, together with such deputies as may be agreed to by the Board. ²Ä¤T¸`¡C¥D®uÀ³«ü¬£¡BºÊ·þ¡A¤@¦ìp¹ººÞ²zû¡A¤@°_©Ó¾á³d¥ô¡A¨Ã¸g©eû·|¦P·N¡C SECTION 4. The Chairman shall present to the Boardsix-and twelve year development plans prepared by the planning staff. They shall be revisedeach year after public hearings, and finally in the year before they are to take effect. They shall besubmitted to the President on the fourth Tuesday in July for transmission to the Senate on September 1st withhis comments. ²Ä¥|¸`¡C¥D®uÀ³¸Ó¬°©eû·|³ø§i6¦~¤Î12¦~µo®ipµe¡C³ø§i§¹«á¡A¨C¦~À³×§ï¤@¦¸¡A³Ì«á¤@¦~¥Í®Ä¡C³ø§iÀ³¤W§eµ¹Á`²Î¡A¦b7¤ë²Ä4Ó¬P´Á2¡A¨Ã»PÁ`²Î·N¨£¤@°_¡A¦b9¤ë1¸¹¶Ç»¼µ¹°Ñij°|¡C If members of the Board fail to approve the budgetproposals by the forwarding date, the Chairman shall nevertheless make submission to the President withnotations of reservation by such members The President shall transmit this proposal, with hiscomments, to the House of Representatives on September 1. ¦pªG©eû·|¦¨û¥¼¯à¤Î®É§åã¹wºâ¡A¥D®u¤´À³¤W§eµ¹Á`²Î¡A¨Ã«O¯d©eû·N¨£Åv¤O¡CÁ`²ÎÀ³±N¥Lªº·N¨£»P³ø§i¡A¤@¦P¦b9¤ë1¸¹¶Ç»¼µ¹²³Ä³°|¡C SECTION 5. It shall be recognized that the six-andtwelve-year development plans represent national intentions tempered by the appraisal ofpossibilities. The twelve-year plan shall be a general estimate of probable progress, both governmental andprivate; the six-year plan shall be more specific as to estimated income and expenditure and shall takeaccount of necessary revisions. ²Ä¤¸`¡CÀ³»{ª¾¨ì¡A6¦~¤Î12¦~µo®ipµe¥Nªí¬OÂǥѥi¦æ©Êµû¦ô¡A¨Ó°µ°ê®a·N¦Vªº¿z¿ï¡C12¦~pµe¬O¤@¯ëµû¦ôµo®i¥i¦æ©Ê¶i®i³ø§i¡A¥]§t¬F©²»P¨p¤H;6¦~pµeÀ³§ó¨ãÅé¡A¥Hµû¦ô¦¬¤J»P¤ä¥X¡A¨Ã¦Ò¼{¥²nªº×§ï¡C The purpose shall be to advance, through every agency ofgovernment, the excellence of national life. It shall be the further purpose to anticipateinnovations, to estimate their impact, to assimilate them into existing institutions, and to moderate deleteriouseffects on the environment and on society. The six-and twelve-year plans shall be disseminated fordicussion and the opinions expressed shall be considered in the formulation of plans for eachsucceeding year with special attention to detail in proposing the budget. ¦¹¥Øªº¬On³z¹L¦UÓ¬F©²¾÷ºc¡A¹F¦¨¨ô¶Vªº°ê®a¹Ø©R¡C¶i¤@¨B¥Øªº¬O¹w´ú²·s¡A¦ôp¥¦Ìªº½ÄÀ»¡A§l¦¬¥L̶i¤J²{¦³¨î«×¡C½w©MÀô¹Ò¤ÎªÀ·|¦³®`¼vÅT¡C6¦~¤Î12¦~pµeÀ³¥H°Q½×¤è¦¡«Å¶Ç¡A¦b³W¹º¨C¤U¤@¦~pµe®É»Ý¦Ò¼{·N¨£ªí¹F¡A¨Ã¦b´£¥X¹wºâ®É¯S§Oª`·N²Ó¸`¡C SECTION 6. For both plans an extension of one year intothe future shall be made each year and the estimates for all other years shall be revisedaccordingly. For nongovernmental activities the estimate of developments shall be calculated to indicate the need forenlargement or restriction. ²Ä¤»¸`¡C¹ï¨âpµe¡A¦pªG©µ®i¤@¦~¡AÀ³¸Ó®Ú¾Ú©ó¦¹¡A×§ï¡B¨î©w¨C¤@¦~pµe¡C¹ï©ó«D¬F©²Ä³®×¡AÀ³pºâµû¦ô»ÝnÂX¤j©Î¨î¡C SECTION 7. If there be objection by the President or theSenate to the six-or Twelve-year plans, they shall be returned for restudy and resubmission. Ifthere still be differences, and if the President and the Senate agree, they shall prevail. If they do notagree, the Senate shall prevail and the plan shall be revised accordingly. ¦pªGÁ`²Î©Î°Ñij°|¤Ï¹ï¤»¦~©Î¤Q¤G¦~ªºp¹º¡A¥ḺN³Q°h¦^«·s¬ã¨s©M«·s´£¥æ¡C ¦pªG¤´©M©eû·|¦s¦b¤Àª[¡A¦bÁ`²Î©M°Ñij°|¦P·N¤U¡A¥H¨ä¬°·Ç¡C¦pªG¥LÌ·N¨£¤Àª[¡A¥H°Ñij°|¬°·Ç¡Ap¹º¨Ì¾Ú¨ä·N¨£×§ï¡C SECTION 8. The Newstates, on June 1, shall submitproposals for development to be considered for inclusion in those for the Newstates of America.Researches and administration shall be delegated,when convenient, to planning agencies of theNewstates. ²Ä¤K¸`¡C·s¬ü°êÀ³¦b6¤ë1¸¹¥æ¥X·s¬ü°êªºµo®i´£®×¡CÀ³«ü¬£¬ãµo¤ÎºÞ²z¤Hû¨ì·s¬ü°êªº³W¹º³¡¡C SECTION 9. There shall be submissions from privateindividuals or from organized associations affected with a public interest, as defined by the Board.They shall report intentions to expand or contract, estimates of production and demand, probableuses of resources, numbers expected to be employed, and other essential information. ²Ä¤E¸`¡CÓ¤H©Î²Õ´¹ÎÅé¼vÅT¤½¦@§Q¯q®É(¥Ñ©eû·|©w¸q)À³·í¿í±q¡C¥LÌÀ³¸Ó³ø§i¥L̪º·N¹Ï¡A¹w¦ôªº²£¶q¤Î»Ý¨D¡B¥i¯à¨Ï¥Îªº¸ê·½¡B¹w´Áû¤u¼Æ©M¨ä¥L¥²nªº¸ê°T¡C SECTION 10. The Planning Branch shall make and havecustody of offical maps, and these shall be documents of reference for future developments bothpublic and private; on them the location of facilities, with extension indicated, and the intendeduse of all areas shall be marked out. Offical maps shall also be maintained by the planningagencies of the Newstates, and in matters not exclusively national the National Planning Board may relyon these. ²Ä¤Q¸`¡C³Wµe³¡À³«OºÞ©x¤è¦a¹Ï¡A³o¨ÇÀ³§@¬°¥¼¨Ó¤½¡B¨p³¡ªùµo®i©Ò»Ýªº°Ñ¦Ò¤å¥ó;¦b¥¦Ì¦ì¸mªº³]¬IÀ³¼Ð¥Ü¡A¥H¤Î·N¹Ï¨Ï¥Îªº©Ò¦³°Ï°ìÀ³¼Ð©ú¡C©x¤è¦a¹Ï¤]À³¥Ñ·s¬ü°ê³W¹º³¡t³d¡A¤£¶È¶È°ê®a³W¹º©eû·|»Ýn¨Ì¾a¥¦¡C Undertakings in violation of official designation shallbe at the risk of the venturer, and there shall be no recourse; but losses from designations afteracquisition shall be recoverable in actions before the Court of Claims. ¦a¹Ïªº¯Ê¥¢À³¬O«_ÀIªÌ©Ó¨üªº·ÀI¡AµL°l¯ÁÅv;¦ý¬O¦]¦¹¨üªº·l¥¢À³¬O¥i¸ÉÀvªº¡A¦bªk°|«Å§P«e¡C SECTION 11.The Planning Branch shall have available to itfunds equal to one-half of one percent of the approved national budget (not including debt servicesor payments from trust funds). They shall be held by the Chancellor of Financial Affairs and expendedaccording to rules approved by the Board; but funds not expended within six years shall be availablefor other uses. ²Ä¤Q¤@¸`¡C³Wµe³¡¥i¥HÄw±¹µ¥¦P¨ä¹wºâªº0.5%(¤£¥]¬AÁ|¶Å©Î¨Ó¦Û«H°U°òª÷ªº¸êª÷)¡CÀ³¥Ñ°]°Èªøt³d¡A®Ú¾Ú©eì·|ã³\ªº³W«h§@¤ä¥X;¦ý6¦~¤º¥¼¨Ï¥Î§¹ªº¸êª÷À³°µ¨ä¥L¥Î³~¡C SECTION 12.Allocations may be made for the planningagencies of the Newstates; but only the maps and plans of the national Board, or those approved bythem, shall have status at law. ²Ä¤Q¤G¸`¡C¥i¬°·s¬ü°ê³W¹º¾÷ºc°µ¤À°t;¦ý¶È°ê®a©eû·|ªº¦a¹Ï©Mpµe¡A©ÎªÌ¨º¨Ç¥Ļå㪺ªF¦è¡A¨ÃÀ³¦³°ê®a¥ßªk¡C SECTION 13.In making plans, there shall be due regard tothe interests of other nations and such cooperation with their intentions as may be approved bythe Board. ²Ä¤Q¤T¸`¡C¨î©w»P¥~°ê¨ó§@ªºpµe®É¡A©eû·|À³¦Ò¶q¨ì¥~°êªº·N¹Ï¡C SECTION 14.There may also be cooperation withinternational agencies and such contributions to their work as are not disapproved by the President. ²Ä¤Q¥|¸`¡C¥i¯à»P°ê»Ú¾÷ºc¦X§@¡A¥L̳o¼Ëªº°^Äm¬O¤£¥i³QÁ`²Î©Ù·Àªº¡C ARTICLE V The Presidency ²Ä¤³¹ Á`²Î¥ô´Á SECTION 1 .The President of the Newstates of Americashall be the head of government, shaper of its commitments, expositor of its policies, and supremecommander of its protective forces; shall have one term of nine years, unless rejected by 60 percent of theelectorate after three years; shall take care that the nation's resources are estimated and are apportionedto its more exigent needs; shall recommend such plans, legislation, and action as may be necessary;and shall address the legislators each year on the state of the nation, calling upon them to do theirpart for the general good. ²Ä¤@¸`¡C·s¬ü°êÁ`²Î¬O¬F©²ªºº¸£¡A¶ì³y¥Lªº©Ó¿Õ¡A¬Fµ¦ªº¸ÑÄÀªÌ¡A«OÅ@¤O¶qªº³Ì°ª«ü´§©x¡AÀ³¦³9¦~ªº¥ô´Á¡A°£«D¦b²Ä3¦~«áªº¿ïÁ|¡A¾D60%¿ï¥Á½}§K¡C¤p¤ß·Ó®Æµû¦ôªº°ê®a¸ê·½¡AºÉ¶qºò«æ®É¤À¬£¸ê·½;¦b»Ýn®É±ÀÁ|³o¼Ëªºpµe¡Bªk«ß¡B¦æ°Ê;¨C¦~¬°°ê·|ijûµoªíºt»¡¡A¦b¥L̤§¤W´£¿ô¥L̺ɦۤvªº¥»¤À¡C SECTION 2.There shall be two Vice-Presidents elected withthe President; at the time of taking office the President shall designate one Vice-President tosupervise internal affairs; and one to be deputy for general affairs. The deputy for general affairs shallsucceed if the presidency be vacated; the Vice- President for internal affairs shall be second insuccession. If either Vice-President shall die or be incapacitated the President, with the consent of theSenate, shall appoint a successor. Vice-Presidents shall serve during an extended term with such assignmentsas the President may make. ²Ä¤G¸`¡CÀ³¦³¨â¦ì°ÆÁ`²Î»PÁ`²Î¤@°_¿ïÁ|¡A¨ìÁ`²Î´N¥ô®É¡AÀ³«ü¬£¤@¦ì°ÆÁ`²Î¥hºÊ·þ¤º°È¡A¥t¤@¦ìt³d³B²zÁ`ª«¡A¨ä³d¥ôª½¨ìÁ`²ÎºM¾¡A©ÎªÌ¦º¤`¡A©ÎªÌ³QÁ`²ÎºM´«¨Ã¸g°Ñij°|¦P·N¡A¨ÃÀ³«ü¬£±µ¯Z¤H¡C°ÆÁ`²Î¦bÁ`²Î«ü¬£ªº¥ô°È¤U¥i©µªø¥ô´Á¡C If the presidency fall vacant through the disability ofboth Vice-Presidents, the Senate shall elect successors from among its members to serve until the nextgeneral election. With the Vice-Presidents and other officials thePresident shall see to it that the laws are faithfully executed and shall pay attention to the findings andrecommendations of the Planning Board, the National Regulatory Board, and the Watchkeeper informulating national policies. ¦pªGÁ`²Î¸g¹L¨â¦ì°ÆÁ`²Î½T»{¨äµL¯à¦ÓªÅ¯Ê¡A°Ñij°|À³±q¨ä©eû¤¤¿ï¥X¤@¦ì¥N´À¡A¥ô´Á¦Ü¤U¦¸¤j¿ï¡C Á`²Î¡B°ÆÁ`²Î¡A¤Î¨ä¥L©xûÀ³¬Ý¨ìªk«ß¬O©¾¹ê¦a°õ¦æ¡A¨ÃºÉ¤O¹ï³W¹º©eû·|¡B°ê®aºÊºÞ©eû·|¡B¬Ý¦u¤Hªº¬Fµ¦¤Wµ¹¤©«ØÄ³¡C SECTION 3. Responsible to the Vice-President for GeneralAffairs there shall be Chancellors of External, Financial, Legal, and Military Affairs. The Chancellor of External Affairs shall assist inconducting relations with other nations. The Chancellor of Financial Affairs shall supervise the nation's financial and monetary systems, regulating its capital markets and credit-issuinginstitutions as they may be established by law; and this shall include lending institutions for operations in other nations or in cooperation with them, except that treaties may determine their purposes and standards. The Chancellor of Legal Affairs shall advise government alagencies and represent them before the courts. The Chancellor of Military Affairs shall act for the presidency in disposing all armed forces except militia commanded by governors; but these shall be available for national service at the President's convenience. ²Ä¤T¸`¡Ct³dÁ`°Èªº°ÆÁ`²ÎÀ³¬O¥~¥æ¡Bª÷¿Ä¡Bªk«ß¡Bx¨Æªºªø©x¡C ¥~¥æ¨Æ°Èªø©xÀ³¨ó§U¸gÀç»P¥L°êÃö«Y¡C ª÷¿Ä¨Æ°Èªø©xÀ³ºÊ·þ°]¬F¤Î³f¹ôÅé¨t¡CºÊ¹î¸ê¥»¥«³õ¤Î¨Ìªk«Ø¥ßªº«H¶U¾÷ºc;³o¥]§t«H¶U¾÷ºc¦b¨ä¥L°ê®aªº·~°È©Î»P¥L̦X§@ªº·~°È¡A°£«D«´¬ùµù©ú¥L̪º¥Øªº¤Î³W½d¡C ªk«ß¨Æ°Èªø©xÀ³¦V¬F©²¾÷ºc´£¥X«ØÄ³¡A¨Ã¦bªk®x¤W¥Nªí¥LÌ¡C x¨Æ¨Æ°Èªø©x¦bÁ`²Î¾Åv¤U³¡ÄݩҦ³³¡¶¤¡A°£¤F¦{ªø«ü´§ªº¥Á§L¥~;¦ý¦bÁ`²ÎÅv«Â¤UÀ³ªº¨ì°ê®aªA°È¡C Except in declared emergency, the deployment of forces in far waters or in other nations without their consent shall be notified in advance to a national security committee of the Senate hereinafter provided. °£¤F«Å§Gºò«æª¬ºA¥~¡A¦b»·®ü¤Î¨ä¥L°ê®a³¡Äݳ¡¶¤¡A»Ý³qª¾°Ñij°|ªº°ê®a¦w¥þ©eû·|¡C SECTION 4. Responsible to the Vice-President for Internal Affairs there shall be chancellors of such departments as the President may find necessary for performing the services of government and are not rejected by a two-thirds vote when the succeeding budget is considered. ²Ä¥|¸`¡Ct³d¤º¬Fªº°ÆÁ`²ÎÀ³¬OÓ¡A°õ¦æÁ`²Î¬Fµ¦©Ò»Ýªº³¡ªùªø©x¡A¹wºâ»Ý¸g2/3²¼¼Æ¦P·N¡C SECTION 5. Candidates for the presidency and the vice-presidencies shall be natural-born citizens, Their suitability may be questioned by the Senate within ten days of their nomination, and if two-thirds of the whole agree, they shall be ineligible and a nominating convention shall be reconvened. At the time of his nomination no candidate shall be a member of the Senate and none shall be on active service in the armed forces or a senior civil servant. ²Ä¤¸`¡CÁ`²Î¡B°ÆÁ`²ÎÔ¿ï¤H¬O¤Ñ¥Íªº¤½¥Á¡A¥L̪º¾A·í©Ê¥i¦b´£¦Wªº¤Q¤Ñ¤º¡A³Q°Ñij°|½èºÃ¡A¦pªG¥þÅé2/3©eû¦P·N¡A¥ḺN¤£¾A¥ô¡A´£¥Á¤j·|±N¦A¦¸©Û¶}¡A¨ú±o´£¦WªºÔ¿ï¤H¤£¥i¬O°Ñij°|ªº¤@û¡A¤]¤£¥i¬O¦b¾ªºx¤H©Î°ª¯Å¤½°Èû¡C SECTION 6.The President may take leave because of illness or for an interval of relief, and the Vice-President in charge of General Affairs shall act.The President may resign if the Senate agree; and, if the term shall have more than two years to run,the Overseer shall arrange for a special election for President and Vice-President. ²Ä¤»¸`¡CÁ`²Î¥i¯à¦]¯f¥ð°²©Î¶¡·²©Ê¥ð°²¡A°ÆÁ`²Ît³dÁ`°È¡C ¦pªG°Ñij°|¦P·N¡AÁ`²Î¥i¥HÃã¾;¦pªG¥ô´Á¶W¹L¨â¦~¡AºÊ·þªÌÀ³·í¬°Á`²Î©M°ÆÁ`²Î¦w±Æ¯S§O¿ïÁ|¡C SECTION 7. The Vice-Presidents may be directed to perform such ministerial duties as the President may find convenient; but their instructions shall be of record,and their actions shall be taken as his deputy. ²Ä¤C¸`¡C°ÆÁ`²Î¥i¥Hª½±µ¦æ¨Ï³¡ªø¶Ô°È¡A¦pªGÁ`²Î»Ýn¤è«Kªº¸Ü;¦ý¥L̪º«ü¥ÜÀ³°O¿ý¤U¨Ó¡A¨Ã¥Ñ°Æ¤â¥N¬°°õ¦æ¡C SECTION 8.Incapacitation may be established without concurrence of the President by a threequarters vote of the Senate, whereupon a successor shall become Acting President until the disability be declared, by a similar vote, to be ended or to have become permanent. Similarly the other Vice- President shall succeed if a predecessor die or be disabled. Special elections, in these contingencies, may be required by the Senate. Acting Presidents may appoint deputies, unless the Senate object, to assume their duties until the next election. ²Ä8¸`¡C·í°Ñij°|3/4²¼¼Æ³q¹L¡AÁ`²Î±N³Q½}§K¡A¥ÑÄ~¥ôªÌ±µ´À¡Aª½¨ì³Q¦P¼Ë¹Lµ{½}§K¬°¤î¡C¬Û¦P±¡ªp¾A¥Î©ó°ÆÁ`²Î¡C¦pªG¦º¤`©ÎµL¯à¤O¡A¶·¥Ñ°Ñij°|Á|¿ì¯S§O¿ïÁ|¡C ¥N²zÁ`²Î¥i«ü©w°Æ¤â¡A°£«D°Ñij°|©Úµ´¡A¥ô´Á¦Ü¤U¦¸¤j¿ï¡C SECTION 9. The Vice-Presidents, together with such other officials as the President may designate from time to time, may constitute a cabinet or council;but this shall not include officials of other branches. Á`²Î¦³®É·|«ü¬£°ÆÁ`²Î»P¨ä¥L©xû¤@°_²Õ¦¨¤º»Õ©Î¬F°È·|;¦ý¦¨û¤£¥i¥]§t¨ä¥L³¡ªùªº©xû¡C SECTION 10. Treaties or agreements with other nations,negotiated under the President's authority, shall be in effect unless objected to by a majority of the Senate within ninety days. If they are objected to, the President may resubmit and the Senatere consider. If a majority still object, the Senate shall prevail. ²Ä¤Q¸`¡C»P¨ä¥L°ê®aªº±ø¬ù©Î¨óij¡A¦bÁ`²ÎÅv¤O¤U³q¹L¡AÀ³¦³®Ä¡A°£«D¾D¨ì°Ñij°|¦b90¤Ñ¤º¦h¼Æ¨M§_¨M¡C¦pªG¾D§_¨M¡AÁ`²Î¥i¥H¦A¦¸´£¥X¡A°Ñij°|¦A¦¸¦Ò¼{¡A¦pªG¤´¦h¼Æ§_¨M¡A¥H°Ñij°|¬°·Ç¡C SECTION 11. All officers, except those of other branches,shall be appointed and may be removed by the President. A majority of the Senate may object to appointments within sixty days, and alternative candidates shall be offered until it agrees. ²Ä¤Q¤@¸`¡C©Ò¦³©xû¡A°£¤F¨º¨Ç¨ä¥L³¡ªùªº©xû¡AÀ³¥ÑÁ`²Î¥ô©R©Î§K¾¡C°Ñij°|¦h¼Æ¨M¥i¦b6¤Ñ¤º§_¨M¨ä¥ô©R¡A¨Ã´£¨Ñ¤H¿ïµ¹Á`²Î¡Aª½¦ÜÁ`²Î¦P·N¡C SECTION 12. The President shall notify the Planning Board and the House of Representatives, on the fourth Tuesday in June, what the maximum allowable expenditures for the ensuing fiscal year shall be. ²Ä¤Q¤G¸`¡CÁ`²ÎÀ³¦b6¤ë²Ä4Ó¬P´Á¤G³qª¾³W¹º©eû·|¤Î°Ñij°|¡A±µ¤U¨Ó°]¬F¦~«×ªº³Ì°ª¤¹³\¹wºâ¬O¦h¤Ö¡C The President may determine to make expenditures less than provided in appropriations; but, except in declared emergency, none shall be made in excess of appropriations. Reduction shall be because of changes in requirements and shall not be such as to impair the integrity of budgetary procedures. Á`²Î¥i¨M©w¨Ï¤ä¥X¤Ö©ó³W©w;¦ý°£¤F«Å§Gºò«æª¬ºA¥~¡A¤£¥i¶W¹L³W©w¡C´î¤Ö¹wºâÀ³¬O»Ý¨Dªº§ïÅÜ¡A¥B¤£¥i¦]¦¹§«Ãª¹wºâµ{§Çªº§¹¾ã©Ê¡C SECTION 13. There shall be a Public Custodian, appointed by the President and removable by him, who shall have charge of properties belonging to the government, but not allocated to specific agencies, who shall administer common public services, shall have charge of building construction and rentals,and shall have such other duties as may be designated by the President or the designated VICE Presidents. ²Ä¤Q¤T¸`¡CÀ³¥ÑÁ`²Î¥ô©R¤ÎºM¾¤@¦ì¤½¦@ºÞ²z¤H¡At³d¤À°t©|¥¼¤À°tªº¬F©²°]²£¡BºÞ²z¤½¦@ªA°È¡BºÞ²z«Ø¿vª«¤Î¥X¯²¡B¨ä¥LÁ`²Î¡B°ÆÁ`²Î«ü¬£ªº¥ô°È¡C SECTION 14. There shall be an Intendant responsible to the President who shall supervise Offices for Intelligence and Investigation; also an Office of Emergency Organization with the duty of providing plans and procedures for such contingencies as can be anticipated. ²Ä¤Q¥|¸`¡CÀ³¦³¦ìºÞ²z¤H¡A¦VÁ`²Ît³d¡At³dºÊ·þ±¡³ø§½¤Î½Õ¬d§½;¦P¼Ëªº¹ïºò«æºÞ²z§½¡An¨D´£¨Ñpµe¤Îµ{§Ç¥H¨¾«D¹w´Á¤§·N¥~¡C The Intendant shall also charter nonprofit corporations(or foundations), unless the President shall object, determined by him to be for useful public purposes. Such corporations shall be exempt from taxation but shall conduct no profit making enterprises. ¹ï«DÀç§Q¤½¥q(©Î°òª÷·|)¡AºÞ²z¤HÀ³¦³¯S³\¡A°£«DÁ`²Î©Úµ´¡A¥Ñ¥L¨M©w¬O§_¬°¦³¥Îªº¤½¦@¥Øªº¡C³o¼Ë¤lªº¤½¥qÀ³§Kµ|¦ý¤£¥i±q¨ÆÀç§Q¨Æ·~¡C SECTION 15. The Intendant shall also be a counselor for the coordination of scientific and cultural experiments, and for studies within the government and elsewhere, and for this purpose shall employ such assistance as may be found necessary. ºÞ²z¤H¤]À³¬O¡A¬ì¾Ç¤Î¤å¤Æ¸ÕÅ窺ÅU°Ý¡A¦b¬F©²©Î¨ä¥L¦a¤è±q¨Æ¬ã¨s¡A¬°¦¹¥Øªº¡A¥i±Ä¥Î»{¬°¥²nªº´©§U¡C SECTION 16. Offices for other purposes may be established and may be discontinued by presidential order within the funds allocated in the procedures of appropriation. ²Ä¤Q¤»¸`¡C¦U³¡·|ªº¬Fµ¦¥i³QÁ`²Î¥O¤¤¤î(ÂǥѴî¤Ö¹wºâ¤À°t¤è¦¡) |