Shireroth

This resolution is to state the Landsraad's outrage over the Kaiser's blatant disregard for Shireroth tradition and history in his attempt to replace the Shirerothian flag.

Dolor, Aye (2).

This shall be the last vote cast by Dolor within the Landsraad until such time as Imperial Decree #425 is repeal/amended and Kaiser Leto III no longer sits upon the throne. From this point on Dolor is in true rebellion and boycott of the government of Leto III.

http://shireroth.org/forum/viewtopic.php?f=158&t=12588

Parvatvana AYE (3), with similar reasoning and consequence.

Goldshire (4)- Aye

Straylight likes the new flag, but disagrees (respectfully) with the Kaiser's decision to decree it unilaterally. Since the resolution was framed as joint outrage at both, Straylight courteously abstains (10)

Can the Landsraad vote about an Imperial decree? This smells like... democracy!


EDIT: We should ignore the votes of the rebels, as they are boycotting the Shirerithian institutions.

It could, but it would be a non-binding sense of the Landsraad resolution.

And, Your Niftiness, I advise you not to interfere with internal Landsraad matters.

Malliki Tosha wrote:It could, but it would be a non-binding sense of the Landsraad resolution.

Unacceptable.

I urge the citizens of Shireroth to join the rebellion and overturn this tyrant who would destroy our culture.

Now that the decree is repealed, the Landsraad could pass an act with the same content. However, the Landsraad cannot hold a binding vote concerning an imperial decree. The Kaiser is supreme.

The issue is moot.

Technically it's not. This was a resolution to issue a protest, nothing more. If you do not feel the protest is needed, you can vote NAY.

It is moot, since the decree was repealed. What is the point of protesting against something that is not in effect anymore?

To prove that we can, and so that we can have the protest go down on the books and in history as having been made.

G. Lakhesis (2) - Nay

Brookshire - Nay (6)

Yardistan, Nay (10)

Kildare (10) votes NAY.

This bill fails 9-28-10 abstaining.