July Senate Votes

[Sir Alexandreu Davinescu]

Just for convenience of my fellows, the sole bill under consideration is here quoted from the Clark:

37RZ12: The Protection of the Archives Act

WHEREAS The Archives preserve the history of Talossa,

WHEREAS The Archives provides historical and cultural information that is priceless to the modern Talossa.

WHEREAS There is no law at the moment which protects the Archives from those who wish to destroy the Important and Valuable History of Talossa

WHEREAS There should be a Law to protect the archives from the said Damage:

THEREFORE the Ziu hereby enacts the following:

Section 1: No Public Record or Archive under the control of a Governmental body and/or the Royal Household Body shall be destroyed, erased or otherwise disposed of without the written authorization of the Royal Archivist. This Authorization or Refusal must be announced on the Wittenberg within three days of such Authorization or Refusal is made. Authorization or Refusal by the Royal Archivist for the destruction of an Archive may be overturned by a resolution passed by the Ziu.

(b) An Archive/record that has been granted authorization for disposal may not be disposed until after thirty days after such an authorization is granted.


Section 2: Any person who-

(a) damages or causes to be damaged any Public Archive or Record in the control of a Governmental or Royal Household Body; or

(b) damages or causes to be damaged any Public Archive in the control of a Private body, Community and/or Individual; or

(c) removes, destroys or erases such Public record or archive otherwise than in accordance with this Act or any other law,

shall be guilty of a Class A misdemeanor if such damage, removal, destruction, or erasure was willful, or guilty of a Class C misdemeanor if such damage, removal, destruction, or erasure was reckless

Section 3: The Royal Archivist may refuse to allow any person convicted of an offence in terms of this act, access to an archives repository for such period as he or she may deem fit, subject to an appeal to the Uppermost Cort.

Section 4: For the purpose of this act a Public Record and Archive is hereby defined as: "Public Archive" or "Public Record" means a record/archive created or received by a governmental or royal household body in pursuance of its activities"


Noi urent q'estadra så:
Matáiwos Nanamavéu MC, Royal Archivist (Atatürk, RUMP)
Conta Danihél Lauriéir MC, (Maritiimi-Maxhestic, DOTT)
Xhorxh Asmoûr MC, (Maricopa, RUMP)

For this bill, I hereby vote PËR.

[Olaf]

Maricopa votes Per.

[Trotxâ]

On 37RZ12: The Protection of the Archives Act, Vuode votes Për.

[Prince Patrick]

I vote PËR on 37RZ12 in accordance with the greater Florencian will. It controls everything I do.

[Nic Casálmac'h]

Austanéu, because I can't quite make up my mind and haven't received any letters from any concerned citizens. It seems to make sense, but I'm not a fan of the"let's spell everything out so that all people have to do is look for the loopholes and assume that people aren't going to act rationally unless we use the force of law" mentality. Besides you fellow senators have already passed it without me, so I don't really have to work too hard to make up my mind.