It's unclear if interim leaders should exist at all

Wouldn't it be best for the country to be leaderless, with no laws being made and all existing government departments continuing their work under the same set of budgets and instructions as before until a new leader is selected by the election department?

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qgin 18 hours ago | parent [-]

Even with no new laws, most countries still have non-automatic decisions to be made just as part of the structure.

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londons_explore 13 hours ago | parent [-]

But I guess they shouldn't...

Ie. The goal of lawmakers should always be to, at any given point, have a set of laws such that the country will continue for as long as possible with no further laws.

Ie. Perhaps do budgets by percentage of GDP rather than fixed amounts.

	▲	griffzhowl 10 hours ago \| parent [-]
		It's not just about making new laws, but also running the executive branch institutions such as the police, intelligence, and military. It depends on the country's constitution, but Nepal is supposed to have a civilian authority at the head of these. The alternative would be to have left all this in the hands of the military