Presidential Approval Rating Bill

(Sorry if the formatting on this bill isn't ideal. I've never done one of these before)

This bill establishes that:
* At any time during a term, the person holding the government position of president (or another individual assigned by that person) may conduct an approval rating poll for themselves.
* These polls must include, at minimum, three options: one that signifies approval, one that signifies disapproval, and one that signifies a neutral stance.
* These polls may happen at any time during this person's term and the times they're conducted are up to personal preference as long as there are gaps of 2 weeks, specifically 14 days, at minimum between the closing date of each poll before another is conducted.
* These polls must be left open for votes over a period of 3 days or 72 hours.
* There are no legal punishments for failing or choosing against conducting an approval rating poll, however citizens reserve the right to hold their own polls regarding the approval rating of the president if they feel the need.
* If a fair and unbaised approval rating poll determines the president's approval rating is below 30%, the council shall move to hold a vote on whether or not the president should face impeachment.
* If a president is impeached and refuses to step down, they may face criminal punishment.

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