Post by kri on Dec 24, 2004 9:08:56 GMT -6
Azul!
The last Clark of the 33rd Cosâ has been completed. Turnout was excellent -- 100% of the Senate voted, and the only non-votes in the Cosâ were the mysterious Al Cheléir (who has yet to vote on a Clark...) and Prime Minister Gary Cone! Gary has been out of town, but is now back in town (I got a call from him the other night while I was at a Milwaukee Bucks game).
Here are the results of the bills and the VOC:
RZ14, an enabling act to amend the Organic Law to provide for a national election law governing elections (rather than leaving it up to the arbitrary whims of a despotic Secretary of State) passed, 110-0 in the Cosâ and 6-1 in the Senate.
RZ15, the actual election law provided for in RZ14, had exactly the same results.
RZ16, regularizing the use of Talossan names, passed in the Cosâ 94-16 and in the Senate, 5-2.
RZ17, the nomination of Marc Moisan to the Uppermost Cort, passed with a resounding 102-0-8 in the Cosâ (Moisan being the unselfish abstention), and by a unanimous vote (7-0) in the Senate. Congratulations!
RZ18, defining "violent threats" under Talossan law and empowering the Cort to deal with such threats, passed on a vote of 86-24 in the Cosâ and 6-1 in the Senate.
Finally, on the VOC, the symbolic last-month-of-the-term, Prime Minister Cone won "re-election" but on a divided vote of only 64-46, with MN Cosâ members Erni and Toumayan voting "no" and calling for more active leadership.
Sincerely,
R. Ben Madison
Deputy Secretary of State
The last Clark of the 33rd Cosâ has been completed. Turnout was excellent -- 100% of the Senate voted, and the only non-votes in the Cosâ were the mysterious Al Cheléir (who has yet to vote on a Clark...) and Prime Minister Gary Cone! Gary has been out of town, but is now back in town (I got a call from him the other night while I was at a Milwaukee Bucks game).
Here are the results of the bills and the VOC:
RZ14, an enabling act to amend the Organic Law to provide for a national election law governing elections (rather than leaving it up to the arbitrary whims of a despotic Secretary of State) passed, 110-0 in the Cosâ and 6-1 in the Senate.
RZ15, the actual election law provided for in RZ14, had exactly the same results.
RZ16, regularizing the use of Talossan names, passed in the Cosâ 94-16 and in the Senate, 5-2.
RZ17, the nomination of Marc Moisan to the Uppermost Cort, passed with a resounding 102-0-8 in the Cosâ (Moisan being the unselfish abstention), and by a unanimous vote (7-0) in the Senate. Congratulations!
RZ18, defining "violent threats" under Talossan law and empowering the Cort to deal with such threats, passed on a vote of 86-24 in the Cosâ and 6-1 in the Senate.
Finally, on the VOC, the symbolic last-month-of-the-term, Prime Minister Cone won "re-election" but on a divided vote of only 64-46, with MN Cosâ members Erni and Toumayan voting "no" and calling for more active leadership.
Sincerely,
R. Ben Madison
Deputy Secretary of State