Former diplomat James Forsyth smiled and handed Sara a cup of tea: "Lady Kent, your community proposal is very... impactful. But the constitution is the fundamental law of the nation, requiring a broader, more long-term perspective."
Sara took the tea but did not drink it: "Mr. Forsyth, ordinary people cannot wait for 'long-term.' Their electricity bills next month, their children's overcrowded classrooms, that's what constitutes 'fundamentals' in their eyes."
"Of course, of course." Forsyth maintained his smile, "So we need to elevate specific demands into institutional guarantees. This requires professional legal design. For example, regarding the right to medical care you mentioned, we can discuss establishing a 'Health Standards Committee' in the constitution, independent of the government, to regularly evaluate..."
