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Lawbook Amendment Act:

Posted: Mon Nov 03, 2003 10:24 am
by Phoenix the Risen
Whereas: Article IV, Section B, Part 1 of the Lawbook of Shireroth is now outdated with the advent of the Lawbook:Quote:1. Submitting Billsa. A bill may be presented to the Landsraad by any member or by the Prætor. Any commoner who wishes to propose legislation to the Landsraad may do so only via one of these two sources. Each bill should have a name by which citizens can identify it, and this name should be the title of the Landsraad post proposing it.b. Bills and acts submitted to the Landsraad shall be written in the form of a completed law, not in the form of a question or multiple questions; i.e., laws shall be written as statements of fact.c. Bills and acts submitted to the Landsraad may include a short preamble to explain the purpose of the bill or act.Therefore, I suggest the following amendment:Quote:1. Submitting Billsa. A bill may be presented to the Landsraad by any member or by the Prætor. Any commoner who wishes to propose legislation to the Landsraad may do so only via one of these two sources. Each bill which would add a new law to the lawbook should have a name by which citizens can identify it, and this name should be the title of the Landsraad post proposing it. Each bill which would change a section of the lawbook already in place should have in its title the Article(s), Section(s), and Clause(s) which would be changed. Such Amendments need do not require other titles.b. New bills and acts submitted to the Landsraad shall be written in the form of a completed law, not in the form of a question or multiple questions; i.e., laws shall be written as statements of fact. The placement of new bills into the Lawbook shall be decided by the Prætor after the bill is passed. Amendments to the Lawbook shall be proposed containing both the existing sections and the amended sections.c. Bills and acts submitted to the Landsraad may include a short preamble to explain the purpose of the bill or act. Edited by: Phoenix the Risen at: 11/4/03 10:47 am

Re: Lawbook Amendment Act:

Posted: Mon Nov 03, 2003 10:48 am
by Kaiseress Jadie
*ponders*Hmm.....so it is just making it a little more specific basically? Kaiseress Jadie IThe Elf-Cat Kaiseress of ShirerothCarry on with your lives people....Nothing to see here

Re: Lawbook Amendment Act:

Posted: Mon Nov 03, 2003 4:34 pm
by Rakesh86
I feel there is nothing wrong with this Act Barony of Alexandretta votes AYE (2) Edited by: Rakesh86 at: 11/3/03 7:10 pm

Re: Lawbook Amendment Act:

Posted: Mon Nov 03, 2003 7:06 pm
by ErosDarkstar
Kitanus Fields votes AYE (2) Eros Darkstar al Sylvas ij Qel'AthasLast Son of Night"The Great are Only Great because we are on our knees. Let us rise!" -Stirner"There never was a saint with red hair" -Russian Proverb

Re: Lawbook Amendment Act:

Posted: Mon Nov 03, 2003 7:52 pm
by Mattlore Devious
*Stamps Act with "Kiwi Friendly"*Loth, Aye, 6

Re: Lawbook Amendment Act:

Posted: Mon Nov 03, 2003 8:14 pm
by Kaiser Erik
Aye Brookshire (4) Kaiser Erik of Shireroth.Duke of BrookshireNot dead yet...

Re: Lawbook Amendment Act:

Posted: Mon Nov 03, 2003 8:31 pm
by Phoenix the Risen
Yea - Kildare - 6(assuming Austi won't be around to vote) Edited by: Phoenix the Risen at: 11/4/03 10:48 am

Re: Lawbook Amendment Act:

Posted: Tue Nov 04, 2003 9:23 am
by Mari Greenwood
Elwynn votes aye (4)

Re: Lawbook Amendment Act:

Posted: Tue Nov 11, 2003 6:32 pm
by Kaiser Erik
don't forget about this one Eoin.! Kaiser Erik of Shireroth.Duke of BrookshireNot dead yet...

Re: Lawbook Amendment Act:

Posted: Tue Nov 11, 2003 9:24 pm
by Gman Russell
BAM votes AYE (2)

Re: Lawbook Amendment Act:

Posted: Wed Nov 12, 2003 5:36 am
by Zirandorthel
Was this here the whole time?I'm letting your vote slide by my ultra-strict closing basis, Gman, because I didn't close it.26 Votes in favour.0 Against0 AbstentationsVote passes with an infinite majority. I assume I amend the LawBook now? Do I have to make a note of it being altered? ZirandorthelThe Golden DarknessNiirus Tinenetuwar"In order to find his equal, an Irishman is forced to talk to God."-Stephen Braveheart