THE FIRST AMENDMENT

Article I: Creation of the Government Continuity Bureau

Section I: The United States Government Continuity Bureau is
to be established as an
entity of the United States Government, independent of
Executive and Congressional
review.
Section II: The United States Government Continuity Bureau
will be a semi-permanent
organization, its duties, limitations, and authority
consisting of the following:
1. Create documents for the Office of National Intelligence's
Systems Directorate.
2. Assist agencies with leaders upon request of a directory or
secretary.
3. Conduct reviews of United States Federal Agencies and make
recommendations to The President of the United States to
improve the efficiency and compliance of agencies.
4. Assign warnings to Government employees, agencies, and
departments to comply with the United States Code, The
United States Constitution, and United States Federal
Regulations as outlined in the Code of Federal Regulations
[CFR].
5. Assist the Department of Education by maintaining electronic
education scores and education tiers to assist in recruiting
decisions and hiring or promotions for corporations and
entities that request education information.
6. Audit the National Exchange of the United States to ensure
efficiency and payments are transacted legally and
legitimately.
7. Maintain the National Exchange of the United States and
assist the Department of the Treasury in budget questions
and fiscal measures.
8. Government Continuity Bureau employees will fill roles as
needed, and identify themselves as Government Continuity
Agent(s), GC Officer(s) or Continuity Officer(s).
9. The Government Continuity Bureau will appoint interim
government officials that must submit their resignations
immediately upon request of an appointed supervisor or an
elected official that oversees the specific Department,
Agency or position.
10.
The Government Continuity Bureaus Executive Director
shall have the additional power of terminating negligent,

hostile, or otherwise incapacitated cabinet members if there

is no office-holder of the United States of America.
11.
The Government Continuity Bureau Executive Director
will have a lifetime tenure, only revocable by unanimous
consent of the entire Supreme Court, Congress with
appropriate quorums and on approval of the President of The
United States, Vice President of The United States and at
least five Cabinet Secretaries.
12.
The Government Continuity Bureau, if neither the
President, nor the Vice President can respond in a go-nogo situation, the Government Continuity Bureau shall have
the power to using remedies traditionally available to the
President.
Section III. The United States Government Continuity Bureau
shall have the following
organizational structure:
1. Executive Director
2. Deputy Director
3. Continuity Officer(s)
Section IV. The United States Government Continuity Bureau
employees will not be
compensated under any circumstances for fulfilling the role.
Section V. The United States Government Continuity Bureau
Executive Director and
Deputy Executive Director shall be forbidden from occupying
full-time the office of the
President, Vice President, or Cabinet. This does not prevent
the Bureau from acting in
aid to those positions and fulfilling the obligations as
outlined in this amendment.
So Signed,
Bob Millerton [MrPresident 128], 01/14/2017 11:14AM EST.