Post by Hooligan on Dec 22, 2005 18:28:22 GMT -6
To the Esteemed Regent:
On behalf of the traveling Secretary of State, and at his behest, I have the honour and pleasure to report to you that the Senäts and Cosâ of His Majesty's Kingdom have seen fit to advise His Most Serene Highness that his Realm would be well served by the imposition of the proposed acts of legislation referred to as follows:
Should, in the wisdom of the Regent, any or all of these acts of proposed legislation be deemed not to serve His Majesty's Realm to best effect, notification of the veto of any of these acts is hereby requested to be given by your hand before the seating of the third Clark of the 35th Cosâ, in order that the proposal of actions to override said veto or vetoes may be introduced by the Chancery for consideration by that Clark, as required.
Should no assent or veto be returned before the seating of the third Clark of the present Cosâ, the aforesaid acts of legislation will be considered the will of the King, and shall be added to statutory law and shall be enforced by His Majesty's government.
God Save the King!
Lord Hooligan
Scribe of Abbavilla, and for the Secretary of State
On behalf of the traveling Secretary of State, and at his behest, I have the honour and pleasure to report to you that the Senäts and Cosâ of His Majesty's Kingdom have seen fit to advise His Most Serene Highness that his Realm would be well served by the imposition of the proposed acts of legislation referred to as follows:
- 35RZ20 - The Canon of Laws Act
- 35RZ21 - The What the Heck is the Civil Code of the State of Wisconsin Act
- 35RZ22 - The Umpteenth Immigration Reform Act
Should, in the wisdom of the Regent, any or all of these acts of proposed legislation be deemed not to serve His Majesty's Realm to best effect, notification of the veto of any of these acts is hereby requested to be given by your hand before the seating of the third Clark of the 35th Cosâ, in order that the proposal of actions to override said veto or vetoes may be introduced by the Chancery for consideration by that Clark, as required.
Should no assent or veto be returned before the seating of the third Clark of the present Cosâ, the aforesaid acts of legislation will be considered the will of the King, and shall be added to statutory law and shall be enforced by His Majesty's government.
God Save the King!
Lord Hooligan
Scribe of Abbavilla, and for the Secretary of State