Amendment XXIX
Section 1.
The Constitution of the United States of America is hereby amended to re-affirm that the Citizens of this nation are, and of right ought to be, the supreme authority in their governance. All Legislative, Executive and Judicial powers granted herein shall henceforth be subordinate to the Will of the People.
Section 2. 
The Will of the People shall be expressed in National Policy Decisions. At three-month intervals, a group of seven willing citizens shall be randomly selected to serve on The Caucus. The task of the Caucus shall be to identify to the nation those unresolved issues of great current or future import and to present those issues for deliberation as part of a national policy referendum. The period of deliberation shall be three months and will conclude with a vote. A National Policy Decision shall be deemed to have been made when two-thirds of participating voters affirm the policy or one of the policy options presented.
Section 3.
A National Policy Decision directs all subsequent actions by the other branches of government. The Legislature shall formulate laws that faithfully express the Will of the People. The Executive shall efficiently administer those laws. The Judiciary shall rule where there is disagreement as to whether a law, or its administration, faithfully expresses the Will of the People.
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