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Post self-deleted by Codalonia.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=oUSGfD8oIOs is my response to you.
*Codalonia back when it started* Black markets sell sushi
China : guys! We have a gold mine!
Morning all :-)
The Solar System Scope and Floofoland
Flamingo
Hello there
New Haudenosaunee Confederacy, Volaworand, and Floofoland
Hi, Volly!
It is?
mhhh
But nobody cares about that?
why?
*huggy*
Auphelia? Where?
*hides*
The Solar System Scope and Auphelia
***Assembly of The South Pacific***
Islanders,
The Tropical Debrief Vol. 1 has been republished into dispatch format! With all the BBCode goodness that comes from dispatches ^_^
Check it out below!
| BECOME A LEGISLATOR | ASSEMBLY SUB-FORUM |
XXX
VOTE — Amendment to the Regional Communications Act (Mass Communication)
The debate thread is located here, and the voting thread is located here.
This is an amendment to prohibit the use of regional communication such as mass telegrams by government officials with the intent to 'deliberately influence a regional election in favour of or against specific candidates'.
Note: Words highlighted in green indicates additions to the text. Contrastingly, words highlighted in red indicates subtractions. ... (1) Modes of mass communication covered include (2) Any individual government official capable of engaging in mass communication with the region as described above shall be subject to the regulations contained herein. 2. Mass Communication ... (2) Communications to the region shall not
a. Mass Telegrams to the region using Regional Officer powers
...
...
e. deliberately influence a regional election in favour of or against specific candidates
Amendment to Article 2 of the Legislative Procedure Act.
An amendment to allow the Chair of the Assembly to utilise their discretionary powers to alter names of positions and institutions in laws to ensure consistency.
Amendment to Article IV of the Charter.
An amendment to specify that the Election Commissioner shall organise the elections for Chair of the Assembly.
Category: Elections
Strength: Weak
Proposed by: Mojoland
Amendment to Article 2 of the Regional Officers Act.
An amendment to specify that the Election Commissioner will be granted the regional powers of polls and communication. While the relevant section currently states that these powers are granted to the Election Commission, a recent amendment to the Elections Act reduced the Election Commission to a singular position of Commissioner.
Category: Elections
Strength: Weak
Proposed by: Mojoland
Proposed gameside embassy with the South Pacific.
Statement from the Minister of Foreign Affairs, Aumeltopia:
'A month ago we established consulates with South Pacific (the User-Created Region, as opposed to the South Pacific). I had originally included relations with SP as a part of my campaign platform last election, and since SP came up as the user-created region which the most people wanted to increase relations with in the recent Assembly poll, I thought it would be nice to start discussing that.'Category: Foreign Affairs
Strength: N/A
Proposed by: Aumeltopia
Proposed gameside embassy with Wintreath.
Statement from the Minister of Foreign Affairs, Aumeltopia:
'I’ve been thinking about Wintreath for a while, and first proposed it to MoFA members back in November. Wintreath has held a forum consulate with us since 2014, and they have kept it continuously active— their consulate thread has by far the most posts of any of our current active consulates. They have run great cultural events, games, and roleplays, and I think would make a great partner for the MoRA. Their community is quite friendly as far as I’ve seen, and shares a bunch of interests with ours.'Category: Foreign Affairs
Strength: N/A
Proposed by: Aumeltopia
CURRENT DISCUSSIONS
Amendment to Articles 1 and 2 of the Regional Communications Act.
An amendment to prohibit the use of regional communication such as mass telegrams with the intent of 'deliberately influenc[ing] a regional election in favour of specific candidates'.
Amendment to Article 2 of the Regional Officers Act.
An amendment to specify that the Election Commissioner will be granted the regional powers of polls and communication. While the relevant section currently states that these powers are granted to the Election Commission, a recent amendment to the Elections Act reduced the Election Commission to a singular position of Commissioner.
Category: Elections
Strength: Weak
Proposed by: Mojoland
Proposed embassy with Wintreath.
Statement from the Minister of Foreign Affairs, Aumeltopia:
'I’ve been thinking about Wintreath for a while, and first proposed it to MoFA members back in November. Wintreath has held a forum consulate with us since 2014, and they have kept it continuously active— their consulate thread has by far the most posts of any of our current active consulates. They have run great cultural events, games, and roleplays, and I think would make a great partner for the MoRA. Their community is quite friendly as far as I’ve seen, and shares a bunch of interests with ours.'Category: Foreign Affairs
Strength: N/A
Proposed by: Aumeltopia
CURRENT DISCUSSIONS
Amendment to Articles 1 and 2 of the Regional Communications Act.
An amendment to prohibit the use of regional communication such as mass telegrams with the intent of 'deliberately influenc[ing] a regional election in favour of specific candidates'.
JANUARY 2019 OPINION POLL RESULTS RELEASED
The results for the January 2019 Opinion Poll have been released. Taken over 5 days (20th—25th), the survey polled Legislators on a wide variety of matters; including the demographics of the Assembly, opinion on both Cabinet Ministers and of government institutions, and on who they would like to encourage to run in the upcoming Cabinet elections.
View them in the below spoiler.
GAMESIDE PASSES AMENDMENT
The regional poll to amend Article 3 of the Elections Act has passed.
The final tally is 48 in favour, 4 in opposition, with 27 abstaining, for a total of 79 votes.
The regional poll follows a vote held in the Assembly. As both the Assembly and Gameside have voted in favour of the amendment, it will now go into effect.
Note: Words highlighted in green indicates additions to the text. Contrastingly, words highlighted in red indicates subtractions. (2) On the first of every January and July, the Assembly will convene for the first round of Delegate elections. (3) After receiving the top two candidates in the forum election, the sitting Delegate election commissioner will create a week-long regional poll accessible to Native World Assembly members, instructing them to vote for their preferred candidate.
a. Any eligible legislator wishing to run for Delegate may declare their candidacy, and the Assembly will debate the merits of their platform. Any player who has been banned from World Assembly membership will be considered ineligible and any candidate who is later discovered to be banned from World Assembly membership will be immediately disqualified.
b. The campaign and debate period will last one week, after which the Assembly will vote for 3 days.
c. This round of voting for delegate will be conducted using Approval Voting.
c. d. The two candidates ranked first and second under IRV with the highest number of approvals will move to a second round of voting conducted via a a poll of Native World Assembly members.
e. Should the voting result in a tie, more than two nations may move onto the second round of voting.
a. A Dispatch containing the campaigns of both all candidates will be created to aid voters in their choice.
b. The candidate who wins a majority of the votes will be declared the Delegate-elect.
c. If no candidate wins a majority of votes, the top two candidates will be placed in a runoff election, mimicking the previous round of voting.
CURRENT DISCUSSIONS
Amendment to Articles 1 and 2 of the Regional Communications Act.
An amendment to prohibit the use of regional communication such as mass telegrams with the intent of 'deliberately influenc[ing] a regional election in favour of specific candidates'.
Query regarding the definition of 'recruitment'.
A question posed by a Citizen: 'what is the exact definition of recruitment? If there isn’t an exact definition then can you tell me whether or not it includes inviting people to raid a region with you.'
CURRENT DISCUSSIONS
Amendment to Articles 1 and 2 of the Regional Communications Act.
An amendment to prohibit the use of regional communication such as mass telegrams with the intent of 'deliberately influenc[ing] a regional election in favour of specific candidates'.
AMENDMENT PASSED
The vote to amend Article 1 of the Legislative Procedure Act has passed.
The final tally is 26 in favour, 15 in opposition, with 9 abstaining, for a total of 50 votes.
A spreadsheet of the vote is available here.
Note: Words highlighted in green indicates additions to the text. Contrastingly, words highlighted in red indicates subtractions. 1. Legislative Rules (1) Any legislator may propose a bill, resolution, or appointment, which will be debated and refined collectively in the assembly under the guidance of the Chair. (2) To be brought to a vote, a specific draft of a bill, resolution, or appointment must (3) General laws, amendments, resolutions, and appointments will remain at vote for three days. Constitutional laws, constitutional amendments, resolutions dealing with matters of constitutional law, and treaties will remain at vote for five days. (4) General laws, amendments, resolutions, and treaties require a simple majority of those voting to pass. Appointments, unless otherwise specified, require a simple majority of those voting to pass. Constitutional laws, constitutional amendments, and resolutions dealing with matters of constitutional law require a three-fifths supermajority of those voting to pass. (5) Should a debate lead to multiple competing bills or resolutions on the same matter, the Chair will separately and simultaneously bring the competing bills or resolutions to vote, in the same manner as regular business is done. The bill or resolution that receives the most votes in favor and meets minimum threshold requirements for passage will become law. (6) Any bill, resolution or amendment which has been inactive for more than one month shall be considered defunct and archived, unless the Chair decides otherwise. (7) Should any bill, resolution or amendment become law, the document itself, its debate thread, and its voting thread and results shall all be archived.
a. receive a motion to vote by a legislator,
b. receive a second by another legislator,
c. be affirmed to be in proper formatting by the Chair, and
d. have been at debate for a minimum period of time equivalent to the length of its voting period.
CURRENT DISCUSSIONS
Amendment to Articles 1 and 2 of the Regional Communications Act.
An amendment to prohibit the use of regional communication such as mass telegrams with the intent of 'deliberately influenc[ing] a regional election in favour of specific candidates'.
Stay tropical <3
The Solar System Scope, Auphelia, and Volaworand
Caught up on the RMB's past 20hours or so... guess I better putter a spoiler on this...
Yay! We're viewed as Friendly! We should talk embassy exchanges at some point :-)
CS do you plan on getting involved in the nation based RP? Pop in on Knowhere: you'd be most welcome
Thanks!
Cool flag!
hehee just got a NHC overnight :-) sweet!
I think the format with lines is better, but it's fine either way. Nicely done!
No one? Is the RMB dead?
You could try... everyone looks better in ball form :-)
Then it will be my name that shows up first when you type Auphelia into the Google, and not that Auphelia who electrocuted all of those horses!
*cackles evilly*
Grizz, Dot Com, let’s roll.
*walks out with Beepee and Volaworand*
Awww I got an Auphelian nickname... "DotCom" I like it!
Anyway, I have a large animal collection and most of them go to Volaworand Zoo (Check their factbooks)
So I was wondering if anyone want 1? You only get 1 though
We have been very grateful to the East Sakhlin menagerie :-)
FBI, OPEN UP!!!
Edit: Also, I just realized that in my country marijuana can be legally purchase but tobacco smoking is illegal. My people are probably very confused on what their government is doing anymore.
That's why I had my new brownie pot baker come from your nation... I assume he moved here since he wanted to smoketobacco and marry his husband :-)
HAWT!
Cheers!
Cheers!
Islanders,
The Tropical Debrief Vol. 1 has been republished into dispatch format! With all the BBCode goodness that comes from dispatches ^_^
Check it out below!
| BECOME A LEGISLATOR | ASSEMBLY SUB-FORUM |
XXX
VOTE — Amendment to the Regional Communications Act (Mass Communication)
The debate thread is located here, and the voting thread is located here.
This is an amendment to prohibit the use of regional communication such as mass telegrams by government officials with the intent to 'deliberately influence a regional election in favour of or against specific candidates'.
Note: Words highlighted in green indicates additions to the text. Contrastingly, words highlighted in red indicates subtractions. ... (1) Modes of mass communication covered include (2) Any individual government official capable of engaging in mass communication with the region as described above shall be subject to the regulations contained herein. 2. Mass Communication ... (2) Communications to the region shall not
a. Mass Telegrams to the region using Regional Officer powers
...
...
e. deliberately influence a regional election in favour of or against specific candidates
Amendment to Article 2 of the Legislative Procedure Act.
An amendment to allow the Chair of the Assembly to utilise their discretionary powers to alter names of positions and institutions in laws to ensure consistency.
Amendment to Article IV of the Charter.
An amendment to specify that the Election Commissioner shall organise the elections for Chair of the Assembly.
Category: Elections
Strength: Weak
Proposed by: Mojoland
Amendment to Article 2 of the Regional Officers Act.
An amendment to specify that the Election Commissioner will be granted the regional powers of polls and communication. While the relevant section currently states that these powers are granted to the Election Commission, a recent amendment to the Elections Act reduced the Election Commission to a singular position of Commissioner.
Category: Elections
Strength: Weak
Proposed by: Mojoland
Proposed gameside embassy with the South Pacific.
Statement from the Minister of Foreign Affairs, Aumeltopia:
'A month ago we established consulates with South Pacific (the User-Created Region, as opposed to the South Pacific). I had originally included relations with SP as a part of my campaign platform last election, and since SP came up as the user-created region which the most people wanted to increase relations with in the recent Assembly poll, I thought it would be nice to start discussing that.'Category: Foreign Affairs
Strength: N/A
Proposed by: Aumeltopia
Proposed gameside embassy with Wintreath.
Statement from the Minister of Foreign Affairs, Aumeltopia:
'I’ve been thinking about Wintreath for a while, and first proposed it to MoFA members back in November. Wintreath has held a forum consulate with us since 2014, and they have kept it continuously active— their consulate thread has by far the most posts of any of our current active consulates. They have run great cultural events, games, and roleplays, and I think would make a great partner for the MoRA. Their community is quite friendly as far as I’ve seen, and shares a bunch of interests with ours.'Category: Foreign Affairs
Strength: N/A
Proposed by: Aumeltopia
CURRENT DISCUSSIONS
Amendment to Articles 1 and 2 of the Regional Communications Act.
An amendment to prohibit the use of regional communication such as mass telegrams with the intent of 'deliberately influenc[ing] a regional election in favour of specific candidates'.
Amendment to Article 2 of the Regional Officers Act.
An amendment to specify that the Election Commissioner will be granted the regional powers of polls and communication. While the relevant section currently states that these powers are granted to the Election Commission, a recent amendment to the Elections Act reduced the Election Commission to a singular position of Commissioner.
Category: Elections
Strength: Weak
Proposed by: Mojoland
Proposed embassy with Wintreath.
Statement from the Minister of Foreign Affairs, Aumeltopia:
'I’ve been thinking about Wintreath for a while, and first proposed it to MoFA members back in November. Wintreath has held a forum consulate with us since 2014, and they have kept it continuously active— their consulate thread has by far the most posts of any of our current active consulates. They have run great cultural events, games, and roleplays, and I think would make a great partner for the MoRA. Their community is quite friendly as far as I’ve seen, and shares a bunch of interests with ours.'Category: Foreign Affairs
Strength: N/A
Proposed by: Aumeltopia
CURRENT DISCUSSIONS
Amendment to Articles 1 and 2 of the Regional Communications Act.
An amendment to prohibit the use of regional communication such as mass telegrams with the intent of 'deliberately influenc[ing] a regional election in favour of specific candidates'.
JANUARY 2019 OPINION POLL RESULTS RELEASED
The results for the January 2019 Opinion Poll have been released. Taken over 5 days (20th—25th), the survey polled Legislators on a wide variety of matters; including the demographics of the Assembly, opinion on both Cabinet Ministers and of government institutions, and on who they would like to encourage to run in the upcoming Cabinet elections.
View them in the below spoiler.
GAMESIDE PASSES AMENDMENT
The regional poll to amend Article 3 of the Elections Act has passed.
The final tally is 48 in favour, 4 in opposition, with 27 abstaining, for a total of 79 votes.
The regional poll follows a vote held in the Assembly. As both the Assembly and Gameside have voted in favour of the amendment, it will now go into effect.
Note: Words highlighted in green indicates additions to the text. Contrastingly, words highlighted in red indicates subtractions. (2) On the first of every January and July, the Assembly will convene for the first round of Delegate elections. (3) After receiving the top two candidates in the forum election, the sitting Delegate election commissioner will create a week-long regional poll accessible to Native World Assembly members, instructing them to vote for their preferred candidate.
a. Any eligible legislator wishing to run for Delegate may declare their candidacy, and the Assembly will debate the merits of their platform. Any player who has been banned from World Assembly membership will be considered ineligible and any candidate who is later discovered to be banned from World Assembly membership will be immediately disqualified.
b. The campaign and debate period will last one week, after which the Assembly will vote for 3 days.
c. This round of voting for delegate will be conducted using Approval Voting.
c. d. The two candidates ranked first and second under IRV with the highest number of approvals will move to a second round of voting conducted via a a poll of Native World Assembly members.
e. Should the voting result in a tie, more than two nations may move onto the second round of voting.
a. A Dispatch containing the campaigns of both all candidates will be created to aid voters in their choice.
b. The candidate who wins a majority of the votes will be declared the Delegate-elect.
c. If no candidate wins a majority of votes, the top two candidates will be placed in a runoff election, mimicking the previous round of voting.
CURRENT DISCUSSIONS
Amendment to Articles 1 and 2 of the Regional Communications Act.
An amendment to prohibit the use of regional communication such as mass telegrams with the intent of 'deliberately influenc[ing] a regional election in favour of specific candidates'.
Query regarding the definition of 'recruitment'.
A question posed by a Citizen: 'what is the exact definition of recruitment? If there isn’t an exact definition then can you tell me whether or not it includes inviting people to raid a region with you.'
CURRENT DISCUSSIONS
Amendment to Articles 1 and 2 of the Regional Communications Act.
An amendment to prohibit the use of regional communication such as mass telegrams with the intent of 'deliberately influenc[ing] a regional election in favour of specific candidates'.
AMENDMENT PASSED
The vote to amend Article 1 of the Legislative Procedure Act has passed.
The final tally is 26 in favour, 15 in opposition, with 9 abstaining, for a total of 50 votes.
A spreadsheet of the vote is available here.
Note: Words highlighted in green indicates additions to the text. Contrastingly, words highlighted in red indicates subtractions. 1. Legislative Rules (1) Any legislator may propose a bill, resolution, or appointment, which will be debated and refined collectively in the assembly under the guidance of the Chair. (2) To be brought to a vote, a specific draft of a bill, resolution, or appointment must (3) General laws, amendments, resolutions, and appointments will remain at vote for three days. Constitutional laws, constitutional amendments, resolutions dealing with matters of constitutional law, and treaties will remain at vote for five days. (4) General laws, amendments, resolutions, and treaties require a simple majority of those voting to pass. Appointments, unless otherwise specified, require a simple majority of those voting to pass. Constitutional laws, constitutional amendments, and resolutions dealing with matters of constitutional law require a three-fifths supermajority of those voting to pass. (5) Should a debate lead to multiple competing bills or resolutions on the same matter, the Chair will separately and simultaneously bring the competing bills or resolutions to vote, in the same manner as regular business is done. The bill or resolution that receives the most votes in favor and meets minimum threshold requirements for passage will become law. (6) Any bill, resolution or amendment which has been inactive for more than one month shall be considered defunct and archived, unless the Chair decides otherwise. (7) Should any bill, resolution or amendment become law, the document itself, its debate thread, and its voting thread and results shall all be archived.
a. receive a motion to vote by a legislator,
b. receive a second by another legislator,
c. be affirmed to be in proper formatting by the Chair, and
d. have been at debate for a minimum period of time equivalent to the length of its voting period.
CURRENT DISCUSSIONS
Amendment to Articles 1 and 2 of the Regional Communications Act.
An amendment to prohibit the use of regional communication such as mass telegrams with the intent of 'deliberately influenc[ing] a regional election in favour of specific candidates'.
Stay tropical <3
LOVE this! thanks for putting the work into this!
The Solar System Scope, Aidenfieeld, 073 039 109 032 080 111 112 112 121, Felis silvestris grampia, and 3 othersAssembly of the south pacific, Zess, and Ausliban
Did you know that February marks the start of the Cabinet of TSP elections???
'What?!?!?', I hear you squeal, 'Elections! How exciting!!!'
Indeed you tanned tropical Islander, elections, much like winter, is coming ...
But can you vote? I don't know? Are you a Legislator in the Assembly because only Legislators can vote? :o
Sign up now and join in time to exercise our democratic freedoms!!!!! <3
>>> http://tspforums.xyz/thread-5837.html <<<
The Solar System Scope, Auphelia, Volaworand, Beepee, and 2 othersFelis silvestris grampia, and Ausliban
*huggy*
Auphelia? Where?
*hides*
Because you are special to me~ *licks your cheek*
Islanders,
The Tropical Debrief Vol. 1 has been republished into dispatch format! With all the BBCode goodness that comes from dispatches ^_^
Check it out below!
Stay tropical <3
A-MEI-zing~ ^-^
<.<
Beepee x Volly ship 073 039 109 032 080 111 112 112 121
Auphelia, Volaworand, 073 039 109 032 080 111 112 112 121, Felis silvestris grampia, and 2 othersAssembly of the south pacific, and Floofoland
A-MEI-zing~ ^-^
<.<
Beepee x Volly ship 073 039 109 032 080 111 112 112 121
Beepee's my Sugar Momma... she got me a nice yacht, so I've gone … what the opposite of "gay for pay"... umm.. "straight for the money"
*psst: don't tell my husband, hehee*
The Solar System Scope, Auphelia, and 073 039 109 032 080 111 112 112 121
'What?!?!?', I hear you squeal, 'Elections! How exciting!!!'
Indeed you tanned tropical Islander, elections, much like winter, is coming ...
But can you vote? I don't know? Are you a Legislator in the Assembly because only Legislators can vote? :o
Sign up now and join in time to exercise our democratic freedoms!!!!! <3
>>> http://tspforums.xyz/thread-5837.html <<<
Wait, like MoRA??
'What?!?!?', I hear you squeal, 'Elections! How exciting!!!'
Indeed you tanned tropical Islander, elections, much like winter, is coming ...
But can you vote? I don't know? Are you a Legislator in the Assembly because only Legislators can vote? :o
Sign up now and join in time to exercise our democratic freedoms!!!!! <3
>>> http://tspforums.xyz/thread-5837.html <<<
Are the cabinet and LC up at the same time?
The Solar System Scope and Auphelia
Yes, sir. All Cabinet positions are up for grabs (*grabs*). These are:
— Prime Minister
— Minister of Regional Affairs
— Minister of Foreign Affairs
— Minister of Military Affairs
Cabinet elections are scheduled to begin at the start of February however I am unsure when LC are ... :(
The Solar System Scope and Heinzenbourg
I just checked and the LC determine when the election begins: Elections will be held every June, October, and February. The exact date will be decided by the sitting LC, but the nominations period must start at some point during these months.
Local Council
.
Here are the laws dictating how LC elections are run:
Elections will be held every June, October, and February. The exact date will be decided by the sitting LC, but the nominations period must start at some point during these months.
- A Local Councillor may only run for one seat on the LC. Nobody holding the following positions may run for the LC:
Cabinet Minister
Delegate
Chair of the Assembly
- The CRS can prevent any candidate from running if they deem them to be a security threat.
- Any nation running must be a resident of The South Pacific, and all candidates must file a Conflict of Interest disclosure, detailing their positions in other regions.Prior to the opening of the first voting period of the LC election, there will be a period of 4 days where residents can nominate candidates, and candidates can accept nominations, which will commence after a region-wide telegram sent by the Election Commissioner. This will be followed by 4 days where candidates can accept nominations, and can campaign, which will commence after the Election Commissioner has notified every nation that has been nominated.
The election will be three gameside polls, each lasting three days. the winner of each poll will be elected onto the Local Council, and all remaining candidates will move on to the next poll, until three candidates have been elected.
- If there are three candidates or fewer, all candidates will be automatically elected. If there are fewer than three candidates, the delegate will assign any remaining spaces on the Local Council which need to be filled.
- If there are between four and eleven candidates, the election will occur as stated.
- If there are more than eleven candidates, the vote will be split into two three day polls with the top eleven vote-receiving candidates continuing onto the set of normal voting periods.
- Re-open nominations (RON) must be an option on all of the three normal voting periods
- In the event of a tie, all tied candidates will be elected unless this takes the number of Local Councillors to greater than three, in which case there will be a separate three day poll for the tied candidates.
- In the event of RON winning a poll, any candidates elected prior to that poll will be allowed to take their place on the Local Council without running again, and the nominations would re-open for the remaining places.Any Local Councillor can serve a maximum of two consecutive terms. If they serve that maximum, they must wait for one full term before they can run for the LC again. Any former member of TSP's cabinet must wait one full LC term after leaving the cabinet before they can run for the LC.
The Solar System Scope, Auphelia, and Heinzenbourg
Local Council
.
Here are the laws dictating how LC elections are run:
Elections will be held every June, October, and February. The exact date will be decided by the sitting LC, but the nominations period must start at some point during these months.
- A Local Councillor may only run for one seat on the LC. Nobody holding the following positions may run for the LC:
Cabinet Minister
Delegate
Chair of the Assembly
- The CRS can prevent any candidate from running if they deem them to be a security threat.
- Any nation running must be a resident of The South Pacific, and all candidates must file a Conflict of Interest disclosure, detailing their positions in other regions.Prior to the opening of the first voting period of the LC election, there will be a period of 4 days where residents can nominate candidates, and candidates can accept nominations, which will commence after a region-wide telegram sent by the Election Commissioner. This will be followed by 4 days where candidates can accept nominations, and can campaign, which will commence after the Election Commissioner has notified every nation that has been nominated.
The election will be three gameside polls, each lasting three days. the winner of each poll will be elected onto the Local Council, and all remaining candidates will move on to the next poll, until three candidates have been elected.
- If there are three candidates or fewer, all candidates will be automatically elected. If there are fewer than three candidates, the delegate will assign any remaining spaces on the Local Council which need to be filled.
- If there are between four and eleven candidates, the election will occur as stated.
- If there are more than eleven candidates, the vote will be split into two three day polls with the top eleven vote-receiving candidates continuing onto the set of normal voting periods.
- Re-open nominations (RON) must be an option on all of the three normal voting periods
- In the event of a tie, all tied candidates will be elected unless this takes the number of Local Councillors to greater than three, in which case there will be a separate three day poll for the tied candidates.
- In the event of RON winning a poll, any candidates elected prior to that poll will be allowed to take their place on the Local Council without running again, and the nominations would re-open for the remaining places.Any Local Councillor can serve a maximum of two consecutive terms. If they serve that maximum, they must wait for one full term before they can run for the LC again. Any former member of TSP's cabinet must wait one full LC term after leaving the cabinet before they can run for the LC.
Hopefully we can make sure LC election is after the new cabinet settles in... Looks like next month will be busy! there's will be so much HYPE :-)
The Solar System Scope, Auphelia, and Heinzenbourg
Hallo guys,
How is everyone?
Hi then bye
The Solar System Scope, Volaworand, and Heinzenbourg
The Solar System Scope and Heinzenbourg
*Boards the HYPE train*
The Assembly is writing a bunch of new laws at the moment and in many, we will be renaming some regional institutions like the Council on Regional Security.
Unfortunately, we are uncreative dulls and we need the RMB to help come up with names! :D
That will be something we hope the next LC can help us do ^_^
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