Senäts Vote September 2009

[Iustì Carlüs Canun]

This Month's Business:

On the Clark:

• 40RZ5 The Freedom of Information and Privacy (Gov.) Act
  
• 40RZ6 The Senate Reform II Amendment
  
• 40Re1 Car Free Day Resolution
  
• 40Ra1 Ratification of Sir Samuhel for the Cort pü Inalt

[Iustì Carlüs Canun]

The Senator from Maricopa wanders into the Senäts building, heading to the opposite side of the room from where he is supposed to sit. Realizing his mistake, he staggers as quickly as he to his appropriate seat, with a quick stop at the bar on the way.

40RZ5 - This act would go against 25RZ99 by removing the Citizen's snail-mail addresses from the rolls. Therefore, I cannot vote for it. But I can find no other major faults, therefore I vote AUSTANÉU. If there were to be something added that fixed this, my vote could change.
40RZ6 - Didn't we try this already? CONTRA.
40Re1 - Why not? PER
40Ra1 - Though it was my advice that got him nominated, I figured he'd at least show up. CONTRA.

Having said his piece, the Senator staggers back to l'Üniversità to finish his homework.

[Sir Alexandreu Davinescu]

As to 40RZ5, The Freedom of Information and Privacy (Gov.) Act, while I like the Act very much, I am afraid that our Seneschal and fellow Senator has a good point. As this bill contradicts a previous bill without clear amendation or obviation of that bill, I cannot vote for it. I vote contra, but encourage the alteration and resubmission of it.

As to 40RZ6, The Senate Reform II Amendment, I must vote contra again with regret. I pointed out and asked for a change to this bill, since as it stands a Benitan or Vuodean provincial cort would be able to remove myself as Senator for Maritiimi-Maxhestic, which does not seem to me to be just. I again ask that it be changed and resubmitted.

As to 40Re1, Car Free Day Resolution, I vote per.

As to 40Ra1, Ratification of Sir Samuhel for the Cort pü Inalt, I vote per.

[Sir X. Pol Briga]

A large white rabbit runs into the chamber, carrying a sheaf of proxy ballots for the Senator from Cezembre. It scurries over to the ballot boxes and places the appropriate forms therein.

40RZ5 PER

40RZ6 PER

40Re1 PER

40Ra1 AUSTANÉU

[Brad Holmes]

The Senator from the most rootinist-tootinist province of Atatürk wanders into the chamber. He's obviously exhausted, can barely spell, and is shocked to find the first three weeks of September nearly gone. As a night cap would likely knock him out on the spot, he forgoes the bar and heads to the nearest microphone.

My dear fellows, good evening!

40RZ5: Oops, sorry about that Éovart. I missed it too. That needs to be corrected and I'm pretty sure that it can't happen mid-Clark. So I vote CONTRÂ and look forward to approving it on the October Clark.

40RZ6: I had nothing to say beyond Senator Davis' comment, which is a valid concern. So I vote CONTRÂ this time.

40R31: OK, sure. Why not? PËR.

40Ra1: PËR

God save the King!

His duties fulfilled for the night he swings by the bar to pick up one for the road. The walking road, that is. Thank God the aircraft broke tonight, I would only now be landing.

[Nic Casálmac'h]

40RZ5 The Freedom of Information and Privacy (Gov.) Act: votéu CONTRÂ.

40RZ6 The Senate Reform II Amendment: votéu CONTRÂ .

40Re1 Car Free Day Resolution: austanéu.

40Ra1 Ratification of Sir Samuhel for the Cort pü Inalt: austanéu.

[Ieremiac'h Ventrutx]

The Senator from Florencia stands

On the matter of 40RZ5 The Freedom of Information and Privacy (Gov.) Act
CONTRÂ .

On the matter of 40RZ6 The Senate Reform II Amendment
CONTRÂ .

On the matter of 40Re1 Car Free Day Resolution
CONTRÂ .

And On the matter of 40Ra1 Ratification of Sir Samuhel for the Cort pü Inalt
CONTRÂ .

The senator returns to his seat.