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Post by Uspua Republic on Mar 2, 2016 21:30:43 GMT
This is where the Parliament will propose bills. And go through the voting process.
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Post by tradersrow on Mar 3, 2016 3:04:40 GMT
The following Bill is about how long votes should be held.
1. All Bills will have an allotted legislation period.
2. This period will last one and a half days (Special occasions may break this time period if necessary)
3. Any MP that does not vote within the allotted time will have his/her vote tallied as "Undecided".
4. If an MP states that He/She will not be active for a period of time, votes will be postponed until that MP returns.
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Post by Gooutofhere on Mar 3, 2016 6:56:53 GMT
Greetings, In my new role,I will be reporting back to Parliament on other regions.
I will "borrow" the best ideas from said regions and bring them back to you then you can take it and make nice laws.
If you so wish ?
Thanks
Guys
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Post by the arian nation on Mar 3, 2016 13:14:02 GMT
The following Bill is about how long votes should be held. 1. All Bills will have an allotted legislation period. 2. This period will last one and a half days (Special occasions may break this time period if necessary) 3. Any MP that does not vote within the allotted time will have his/her vote tallied as "Undecided". 4. If an MP states that He/She will not be active for a period of time, votes will be postponed until that MP returns. I vote for this bill |
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Post by the arian nation on Mar 3, 2016 13:50:18 GMT
A bill about enforcing the law and storing it some where.
Section 1-the creation of the book of law:
A book that any passed law by the parliament will record in it.
Section 2-
The speaker will be in charge of Registration and monitoring all bills in the book.
Section 3-
The speaker can question everyone about violating the laws of the book.
Section 4-
If the parliament approves the violation,the Supreme Court will decide about the matter،and will declare a penalty or absolution
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Post by Uspua Republic on Mar 3, 2016 21:00:54 GMT
Okay, does everyone agree with this bill.
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Post by tradersrow on Mar 3, 2016 23:24:08 GMT
Which one? Mine or the arian nation's?
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Post by tradersrow on Mar 3, 2016 23:25:43 GMT
A bill about enforcing the law and storing it some where. Section 1-the creation of the book of law: A book that any passed law by the parliament will record in it. Section 2- The speaker will be in charge of Registration and monitoring all bills in the book. Section 3- The speaker can question everyone about violating the laws of the book. Section 4- If the parliament approves the violation,the Supreme Court will decide about the matter،and will declare a penalty or absolution I'm in support of this bill. |
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Post by tradersrow on Mar 4, 2016 1:43:33 GMT
A bill about enforcing the law and storing it some where. Section 1-the creation of the book of law: A book that any passed law by the parliament will record in it. Section 2- The speaker will be in charge of Registration and monitoring all bills in the book. Section 3- The speaker can question everyone about violating the laws of the book. Section 4- If the parliament approves the violation,the Supreme Court will decide about the matter،and will declare a penalty or absolution Since we've already passed this bill (We are the only remaining Parliament) should someone begin compiling current laws into the Book of Laws? |
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Post by tradersrow on Mar 4, 2016 2:35:07 GMT
Under examination, the constitution states that the speaker and the Chancellor run together during elections. Therefore, I propose the following adaptation to the Deputies bill.
Instead of the Chancellor having a deputy, his running mate (Speaker) will be his "deputy". Therefore, in the Chancellor's absence, the speaker would step into power, and the speaker's deputy would become the next speaker.
(If I haven't worded this well, TG me and I'll explain more)
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Post by the arian nation on Mar 4, 2016 6:42:03 GMT
Under examination, the constitution states that the speaker and the Chancellor run together during elections. Therefore, I propose the following adaptation to the Deputies bill. Instead of the Chancellor having a deputy, his running mate (Speaker) will be his "deputy". Therefore, in the Chancellor's absence, the speaker would step into power, and the speaker's deputy would become the next speaker. (If I haven't worded this well, TG me and I'll explain more) That's a good idea but I'm sure the Chancellor will veto this If it becomes a bill |
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Post by tradersrow on Mar 4, 2016 21:04:22 GMT
We might as well try, if you like it.
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Post by tradersrow on Mar 4, 2016 21:04:48 GMT
He can Veto it, and we can vote on it again, and pass it.
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Post by Uspua Republic on Mar 4, 2016 21:32:31 GMT
Everyone the Chancellor has vetoed the second bill.
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Post by the arian nation on Mar 5, 2016 3:34:51 GMT
My recent bill has been vetoed but we still need Some where to record the law so we don't lost track of it
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