1. The US congress must pass and the president must sign a complete budget for each fiscal year at least one year in advance of its implementation.
2. Failure to do so will require the US treasury to cease paying members of Congress and the President until such a budget is passed. Further, no retroactive compensation, benefits or bonuses shall ever be issued to members of congress or the president for compensation lost during this period.
3. Changes to this duly passed budget may be made only in case of national crisis or emergency with a 57 percent majority vote of both houses of congress and the signature of the president.
4. Debt limit bills which prevent the U.S. from paying the bills already accrued by congress in duly passed budgets are forbidden.



