NSG Senate Chamber [NSG Senate] - Version 3

[Corenea]

National Intelligencery Establishment Act: Abstain
Corps Creation Charter: NAY.
Market Protection Act: NAY.
Ratification of the United Nations Charter: Aye.
Ratification of the European Free Trade Agreement: AYE.
First Amendment to the Membership of the Commonwealth of Nations: AYE.

[The Realm of God]

National Intelligencery Establishment Act: Aye
Corps Creation Charter: Yet another dose of tedious military micromanagement, Nay.
Market Protection Act: Ew tariff, nay.
Ratification of the United Nations Charter: Aye.
Ratification of the European Free Trade Agreement: Aye.
First Amendment to the Membership of the Commonwealth of Nations: Nay

[Senate President pro Tempore]

International Relations - B
To deal with issues pertinent to the International Development, Defense, and Foreign Affairs ministries

The National Intelligencery Establishment Act
For: 25
Against: 5
Abstain: 11

Corps Creation Charter
For: 36
Against: 3
Abstain: 1

Market Protection Act
For: 25
Against: 11
Abstain: 5

Ratification of the United Nations Charter
For: 16
Against: 16
Abstain: 9

Ratification of the European Free Trade Agreement
For: 25
Against: 12
Abstain: 4

First Amendment to the Membership of the Commonwealth of Nations
For: 25
Against: 7
Abstain: 4

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National Intelligencery Establishment Act: Abstain
Corps Creation Charter: Aye
Market Protection Act: Aye
Ratification of the United Nations Charter: Abstain
Ratification of the European Free Trade Agreement: Aye
First Amendment to the Membership of the Commonwealth of Nations: Aye

[Wolfmanne]

National Intelligencery Establishment Act: Aye
Corps Creation Charter: Kourie awesomeness, Aye
Market Protection Act: Probably the best out of most tariff proposals we could get in the future if this failed, Aye
Ratification of the United Nations Charter: Aye
Ratification of the European Free Trade Agreement: Aye
First Amendment to the Membership of the Commonwealth of Nations: Aye

[The Realm of God]

Please add this to the queue.


An Act for the Establishment of National Honours for Extraordinary Achievements in the Arts.
SIMBEDS-Domestic Development
Urgency-Low.
Author-Jean-Henri Rousseau (Christian Democrat)
Cosponsors- Maklohi Vai, Mediciano, New Zepuha, Central and Eastern Visayas, Cadicarrech, Potenco, Seitonjin

Preamble. Realising that many countries award achievement in the arts through titles and honours. The Senate and the People of Aurentina thus endeavour to establish such a system to promote the arts and use extraordinary artistic talent for state functions.

1.0. Concerning the Poet Laureate of Aurentina, the Senate and the People of Aurentina may endow one exceptional individual the lifetime honour of Poet Laureate of the Commonwealth of Aurentina.

1.1 The holder of the title of Poet Laureate may be reimbursed by the Senate with a suitable sum of money.

1.2 The Poet Laureate will be responsible for the composition and recitation of solumn and triumphant odes for state functions when the Senate or Culture Ministry call upon them.

1.3 There can only exist one Poet Laureate at any one time and the title is only lost through the death, resignation or public disgrace of the Poet Laureate. Public disgrace is defined as a criminal or moral indecency performed by the poet laureate of such magnitude that the Senate deems it fit to remove the title from its current holder.

2.0 On the State Chronicler.

2.1 The Senate and the People of Aurentina may appoint a state chronicler who will be responsible for writing down the official history of the nation to be preserved for posterity. They may also function as the official photographer of the government.

2.2 The Senate may choose to reimburse the State Chronicler with a suitable sum of money.

2.3 There can only exist one State Chronicler at one moment in time and the office can only be lost through the death, resignation or public disgrace of the office holder.

The Senate of Aurentina therefore passes An Act for the Establishment of National Honours for Extraordinary Achievements in the Arts.

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[size=150]An Act for the Establishment of National Honours for Extraordinary Achievements in the Arts.[/size]
SIMBEDS-Domestic Development
Urgency-Low.
Author-Jean-Henri Rousseau (Christian Democrat)
Cosponsors- Maklohi Vai, Mediciano, New Zepuha, Central and Eastern Visayas, Cadicarrech, Potenco, Seitonjin

Preamble. Realising that many countries award achievement in the arts through titles and honours. The Senate and the People of Aurentina thus endeavour to establish such a system to promote the arts and use extraordinary artistic talent for state functions.

1.0. Concerning the Poet Laureate of Aurentina, the Senate and the People of Aurentina may endow one exceptional individual the lifetime honour of Poet Laureate of the Commonwealth of Aurentina.

1.1 The holder of the title of Poet Laureate may be reimbursed by the Senate with a suitable sum of money.

1.2 The Poet Laureate will be responsible for the composition and recitation of solumn and triumphant odes for state functions when the Senate or Culture Ministry call upon them.

1.3 There can only exist one Poet Laureate at any one time and the title is only lost through the death, resignation or public disgrace of the Poet Laureate. Public disgrace is defined as a criminal or moral indecency performed by the poet laureate of such magnitude that the Senate deems it fit to remove the title from its current holder.

2.0  On the State Chronicler.

2.1 The Senate and the People of Aurentina may appoint a state chronicler who will be responsible for writing down the official history of the nation to be preserved for posterity. They may also function as the official photographer of the government.

2.2 The Senate may choose to reimburse the State Chronicler with a suitable sum of money.

2.3 There can only exist one State Chronicler at one moment in time and the office can only be lost through the death, resignation or public disgrace of the office holder.

The Senate of Aurentina therefore passes An Act for the Establishment of National Honours for Extraordinary Achievements in the Arts.

[Malgrave]

National Intelligencery Establishment Act: Aye
Corps Creation Charter: Aye
Market Protection Act: Aye
Ratification of the United Nations Charter: Nay
Ratification of the European Free Trade Agreement: Abstain
First Amendment to the Membership of the Commonwealth of Nations: Abstain.

[Ainin]

Crime Act
Author: Ainin [TR] | Urgency: Utmost | SIMBEDS Category: Order
Sponsors: Distruzio [CMP], Venaleria [RG], Gothmogs [TR], Brissia [NLP], HumanSanity [RG]

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The Senate of the Aurentine Commonwealth,

Affirming crime is a serious problem,

Declaring it needs to be immediately resolved,

Defining crime as actions prohibited by law,

Defining law as a system of rules and guidelines which are enforced through social institutions to govern behaviour,

Hereby bans crime.

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[box][align=center][size=200]Crime Act[/size]
[b]Author[/b]: [nation]Ainin[/nation] [TR] | [b]Urgency[/b]: [color=#FF0000]Utmost[/color] | [b]SIMBEDS Category[/b]: Order
Sponsors: [nation]Distruzio[/nation] [CMP][/align][hr][/hr][b]The Senate of the Aurentine Commonwealth[/b],

[b]Affirming[/b] crime is a serious problem,

[b]Declaring[/b] it needs to be immediately resolved,

[b]Defining[/b] crime as actions prohibited by law,

[b]Defining[/b] law as a system of rules and guidelines which are enforced through social institutions to govern behaviour,

[b]Hereby[/b] bans crime.[/box]

[Wolfmanne]

Crime Act
Author: Ainin [TR] | Urgency: Utmost | SIMBEDS Category: Order
Sponsors: Distruzio [CMP], Venaleria [RG], Gothmogs [TR], Brissia [NLP], HumanSanity [RG]

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The Senate of the Aurentine Commonwealth,

Affirming crime is a serious problem,

Declaring it needs to be immediately resolved,

Defining crime as actions prohibited by law,

Defining law as a system of rules and guidelines which are enforced through social institutions to govern behaviour,

Hereby bans crime.

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[box][align=center][size=200]Crime Act[/size]
[b]Author[/b]: [nation]Ainin[/nation] [TR] | [b]Urgency[/b]: [color=#FF0000]Utmost[/color] | [b]SIMBEDS Category[/b]: Order
Sponsors: [nation]Distruzio[/nation] [CMP][/align][hr][/hr][b]The Senate of the Aurentine Commonwealth[/b],

[b]Affirming[/b] crime is a serious problem,

[b]Declaring[/b] it needs to be immediately resolved,

[b]Defining[/b] crime as actions prohibited by law,

[b]Defining[/b] law as a system of rules and guidelines which are enforced through social institutions to govern behaviour,

[b]Hereby[/b] bans crime.[/box]

This is a joke proposal?

[Ainin]

Crime Act
Author: Ainin [TR] | Urgency: Utmost | SIMBEDS Category: Order
Sponsors: Distruzio [CMP], Venaleria [RG], Gothmogs [TR], Brissia [NLP], HumanSanity [RG]

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The Senate of the Aurentine Commonwealth,

Affirming crime is a serious problem,

Declaring it needs to be immediately resolved,

Defining crime as actions prohibited by law,

Defining law as a system of rules and guidelines which are enforced through social institutions to govern behaviour,

Hereby bans crime.

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[box][align=center][size=200]Crime Act[/size]
[b]Author[/b]: [nation]Ainin[/nation] [TR] | [b]Urgency[/b]: [color=#FF0000]Utmost[/color] | [b]SIMBEDS Category[/b]: Order
Sponsors: [nation]Distruzio[/nation] [CMP][/align][hr][/hr][b]The Senate of the Aurentine Commonwealth[/b],

[b]Affirming[/b] crime is a serious problem,

[b]Declaring[/b] it needs to be immediately resolved,

[b]Defining[/b] crime as actions prohibited by law,

[b]Defining[/b] law as a system of rules and guidelines which are enforced through social institutions to govern behaviour,

[b]Hereby[/b] bans crime.[/box]

This is a joke proposal?

Nope! I'm trying to see if this can get passed in a vote.

[Senate President pro Tempore]

Crime Act
Author: Ainin [TR] | Urgency: Utmost | SIMBEDS Category: Order
Sponsors: Distruzio [CMP], Venaleria [RG], Gothmogs [TR], Brissia [NLP], HumanSanity [RG]

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The Senate of the Aurentine Commonwealth,

Affirming crime is a serious problem,

Declaring it needs to be immediately resolved,

Defining crime as actions prohibited by law,

Defining law as a system of rules and guidelines which are enforced through social institutions to govern behaviour,

Hereby bans crime.

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[box][align=center][size=200]Crime Act[/size]
[b]Author[/b]: [nation]Ainin[/nation] [TR] | [b]Urgency[/b]: [color=#FF0000]Utmost[/color] | [b]SIMBEDS Category[/b]: Order
Sponsors: [nation]Distruzio[/nation] [CMP][/align][hr][/hr][b]The Senate of the Aurentine Commonwealth[/b],

[b]Affirming[/b] crime is a serious problem,

[b]Declaring[/b] it needs to be immediately resolved,

[b]Defining[/b] crime as actions prohibited by law,

[b]Defining[/b] law as a system of rules and guidelines which are enforced through social institutions to govern behaviour,

[b]Hereby[/b] bans crime.[/box]

This is a joke proposal?

Ahem, no off-of-topic chatter in the chamber please....

[New Zepuha]

Limiting of Electro-Shock Practices
Author: New Zepuha [UIP] | Sponsors: Belmaria [LCP], HumanSanity [R-G], Phalnia [CMP], Gothmogs [TR]| Urgency: Moderate | SIMBEDS Category: Health

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Section 1. Purpose and Intent -

The intent of this bill is to put limitations on the use of the controversial and potentially dangerous Electroconvulsive Therapy. While many medical minds note it as a largely successful tool for therapists in the treatment of manic depression and severe depression. When under a trained medical professional and under correct procedures the tool can be wonderful. But when applied under the incorrect circumstance by untrained people, it can be potentially fatal.

This bill defines Electronconvulsive Therapy [ECT] as the procedure under gone with anesthesia, to induce seizures to treat severe mental illness.

Section 2. In regards to Graduated Electronic Decelerators (GEDs) -

While not used for the medical field, they still hold a electric shock use to dissuade certain behaviors. Seeing as this is not an approved medical practice, nor is it humane to be used otherwise; this bill bans the use of GEDs. Hereby states: Unlawful Use of an Eletro-Shock device - Using elctro-shock devices such as an ECT or GED in a way that is not consistent with medical treatment, shall be a crime. GEDs shall be illegal, as a behavior modifier whose sole-purpose is to shock someone out of certain behaviors. Failure to comply with this law is a Contravention, punishable of up to 4 months in prison and a £350.

Section 3. Permissions and Proper use -

- An ECT shall only be administered by a licensed medical doctor, who has undergone proper training in the use of said devices. An ECT treatment must be monitored by two observers, preferably Psychiatrists or Therapists.

- Prior to administration of an ECT the patient must consent, or a close relative if said person is mentally incapable of doing so, and the signature of the therapist or psychiatrist seeing the patient must be provided.

- An ECT used for any other purpose than the medical treatment of mental illness is in direct violation of Section 2 of this bill and carries the same punishments.

- During an ECT treatment the patient must be secured to a table, and a mouth guard inserted into their mouth. This will assure against physical harm and prevent loss of a tongue or breaking of teeth. Proper administration will be the shock delivered between two nodes to induce an immediate seizure.

- ECT treatments may not exceed a length of 45 minutes, and may not exceed 6 shocks to the brain, as memory loss is a very possible threat.

- Medical response staff must be on hand in case major damage is caused to the patient being treated by the ECT device.

This bill further places the future regulation of this device into the hands of the Ministry of Health and demands that a committee, formed by the Ministry of Health, approve further regulation, or de-regulation

Section 3a. Special Circumnstances -

Private uses of ecltro-shock devices are permitted in respect with the Body Sovereignty Act, for non-criminal use. Legal uses include, but are not limited to: animal control [within reason], sexual intercourse, reviving of a heartbeat. Illegal use constitutes assault and battery, as well as possible torture. Criminal use includes, but not limited to: non-consented torture, execution of animals, or unlawful destruction of property.

Herby passes the LEP bill.

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[box][align=center][size=150]Limiting of Electro-Shock Practices[/size]
Author: [nation]New Zepuha[/nation] [UIP] | Sponsors: [nation]Belmaria[/nation] [LCP], [nation]Gothmogs[/nation] [TR]| Urgency: Moderate | SIMBEDS Category: Health[/align]
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Section 1. Purpose and Intent -

The intent of this bill is to put limitations on the use of the controversial and potentially dangerous Electroconvulsive Therapy. While many medical minds note it as a largely successful tool for therapists in the treatment of manic depression and severe depression. When under a trained medical professional and under correct procedures the tool can be wonderful. But when applied under the incorrect circumstance by untrained people, it can be potentially fatal.

This bill defines Electronconvulsive Therapy [ECT] as the procedure under gone with anesthesia, to induce seizures to treat severe mental illness.

Section 2. In regards to Graduated Electronic Decelerators (GEDs) -

While not used for the medical field, they still hold a electric shock use to dissuade certain behaviors. Seeing as this is not an approved medical practice, nor is it humane to be used otherwise; this bill bans the use of GEDs. Hereby states: Unlawful Use of an Eletro-Shock device - Using elctro-shock devices such as an ECT or GED in a way that is not consistent with medical treatment, shall be a crime. GEDs shall be illegal, as a behavior modifier whose sole-purpose is to shock someone out of certain behaviors. Failure to comply with this law is a Contravention, punishable of up to 4 months in prison and a £350.

Section 3. Permissions and Proper use -

- An ECT shall only be administered by a licensed medical doctor, who has undergone proper training in the use of said devices. An ECT treatment must be monitored by two observers, preferably Psychiatrists or Therapists.

- Prior to administration of an ECT the patient must consent, or a close relative if said person is mentally incapable of doing so, and the signature of the therapist or psychiatrist seeing the patient must be provided.

- An ECT used for any other purpose than the medical treatment of mental illness is in direct violation of Section 2 of this bill and carries the same punishments.

- During an ECT treatment the patient must be secured to a table, and a mouth guard inserted into their mouth. This will assure against physical harm and prevent loss of a tongue or breaking of teeth. Proper administration will be the shock delivered between two nodes to induce an immediate seizure.

- ECT treatments may not exceed a length of 45 minutes, and may not exceed 6 shocks to the brain, as memory loss is a very possible threat.

- Medical response staff must be on hand in case major damage is caused to the patient being treated by the ECT device.

This bill further places the future regulation of this device into the hands of the Ministry of Health and demands that a committee, formed by the Ministry of Health, approve further regulation, or de-regulation

Section 3a. Special Circumnstances -

Private uses of ecltro-shock devices are permitted in respect with the Body Sovereignty Act, for non-criminal use. Legal uses include, but are not limited to: animal control [within reason], sexual intercourse, reviving of a heartbeat. Illegal use constitutes assault and battery, as well as possible torture. Criminal use includes, but not limited to: non-consented torture, execution of animals, or unlawful destruction of property.

Herby passes the LEP bill.[/box]

Please add this to the queue.

[Inyourfaceistan]

National Intelligencery Establishment Act: Aye
Corps Creation Charter: Kourie awesomeness: Aye
Market Protection Act: Abstain
Ratification of the United Nations Charter: Nay
Ratification of the European Free Trade Agreement: Nay
First Amendment to the Membership of the Commonwealth of Nations: Nay

[Katepano]

National Intelligencery Establishment Act: Nay
Corps Creation Charter: Aye
Market Protection Act: Nay
Ratification of the United Nations Charter: Nay
Ratification of the European Free Trade Agreement: Aye
First Amendment to the Membership of the Commonwealth of Nations: Nay

[Oneracon]

The Access to Unisex Restrooms Act has enough sponsors to be added to the Health category.

Access to Unisex Restrooms Act
Urgency: High| Authors: Oneracon [RG], Threlizdun [C] | Category: Health
Co-sponsors: Yanalia [RG], Venaleria [RG], HumanSanity [RG], Ainin [TR], Geilinor [LD], Unicario [RG]

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RECOGNIZING the extreme discomfort and psychological harm transgender and intersex individuals face when pressured into using a restroom that does not match their gender identity;

ADDITIONALLY RECOGNIZING the issues with restroom facilities involving handicapped users and an opposite-sex attendant, or a parent caring for a child of the opposite sex;

OBSERVING the success seen by the establishment of unisex restrooms in many nations around the world with resolving the aforementioned issues;

REALIZING the potential for unisex restrooms to one day replace those assigned to one sex or gender;

NOTING that much of the population is not yet prepared for the total abandonment of restrooms segregated by sex;

HEREBY ENACTS the following:

Definitions

1. For the purposes of this Act "small businesses" shall be defined as an unincorporated or private limited business which is not bankrupt, employs 50 or fewer persons, and earns less than £1,000,000 in gross revenue per year.
2. For the purposes of this Act "public restrooms" shall be defined as any restroom facility that is available for use by the general public or for employees and/or consumers of a business or service.
3. For the purposes of this Act "private facilities" shall be defined as any building that does not fall under the category of public facilities.
4. For the purposes of this Act "public facilities" shall be defined as any building owned and/or operated by any level of government as well as any building, including privately owned, which are necessary for the health and well-being of the general public. This includes, but is not limited to:
   
   • Hospitals and other buildings housing medical services
   • Emergency services (fire, police, ambulance)
   • Military facilities
   • Recreational centres and parks
   • Schools
   • Libraries
   • Buildings which house one or more offices of government services
   
   Timeline for Implementation
5. All public facilities shall construct unisex public restrooms, either in addition to or in place of male and female public restrooms, by no more than one (1) year following the ratification of this Act.
6. All private facilities shall construct unisex public restrooms, either in addition to or in place of male and female public restrooms, by no more than two (2) years following the ratification of this Act.
7. All public and private facilities constructed following the ratification of this Act shall include unisex public restrooms, either in addition to or in place of male and female public restrooms.
8. Unisex public restrooms shall completely replace segregated public restrooms within ten (10) years of this Act’s ratification.
   
   Use of Segregated Public Restrooms
9. Male and female public restrooms shall hereby be segregated by gender and not sex.
10. All persons shall be permitted to use the public restroom which corresponds to their gender identity.
    
    Funding
11. The costs of unisex public restroom construction in public facilities owned by the Government of the Aurentine Commonwealth shall be directly subsidized by the Ministry of Finance.
    
    Unisex Restroom Establishment Fund
12. The Unisex Restroom Establishment Fund (UREF) shall be established under the supervision of the Minister of Finance to aid small businesses and lower levels of government in complying with this Act.
13. Small businesses or lower levels of government that apply to the UREF shall be entitled to a rebate equal to 50-99% of the construction costs of unisex public restroom(s), dependent on financial need.
14. The UREF shall be disbanded eleven (11) years after this Act's ratification.
    
    Clarifications
15. For greater clarification, the provisions of this Act have no effect on any building which would not normally contain public restrooms.

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[box][align=center][size=150][b]Access to Unisex Restrooms Act[/b][/size]
[b]Urgency:[/b] High| [b]Authors:[/b] [nation]Oneracon[/nation] [RG], [nation]Threlizdun[/nation] [C] | [b]Category:[/b] Health
[b]Co-sponsors:[/b] [nation]Yanalia[/nation] [RG], [nation]Venaleria[/nation] [RG], [nation]HumanSanity[/nation] [RG], [nation]Ainin[/nation] [TR], [nation]Geilinor[/nation] [LD], [nation]Unicario[/nation] [RG][/align][hr][/hr]

[b]RECOGNIZING [/b]the extreme discomfort and psychological harm transgender and intersex individuals face when pressured into using a restroom that does not match their gender identity;

[b]ADDITIONALLY RECOGNIZING[/b] the issues with restroom facilities involving handicapped users and an opposite-sex attendant, or a parent caring for a child of the opposite sex;

[b]OBSERVING[/b] the success seen by the establishment of unisex restrooms in many nations around the world with resolving the aforementioned issues;

[b]REALIZING [/b]the potential for unisex restrooms to one day replace those assigned to one sex or gender;

[b]NOTING [/b]that much of the population is not yet prepared for the total abandonment of restrooms segregated by sex;

[b]HEREBY ENACTS[/b] the following:

[list=1][u]Definitions[/u]
[*]For the purposes of this Act "small businesses" shall be defined as an unincorporated or private limited business which is not bankrupt, employs 50 or fewer persons, and earns less than £1,000,000 in gross revenue per year.
[*]For the purposes of this Act "public restrooms" shall be defined as any restroom facility that is available for use by the general public or for employees and/or consumers of a business or service.
[*]For the purposes of this Act "private facilities" shall be defined as any building that does not fall under the category of public facilities.
[*]For the purposes of this Act "public facilities" shall be defined as any building owned and/or operated by any level of government as well as any building, including privately owned, which are necessary for the health and well-being of the general public. This includes, but is not limited to:
[list][*]Hospitals and other buildings housing medical services
[*]Emergency services (fire, police, ambulance)
[*]Military facilities
[*]Recreational centres and parks
[*]Schools
[*]Libraries
[*]Buildings which house one or more offices of government services[/list]

[u]Timeline for Implementation[/u]
[*]All public facilities shall construct unisex public restrooms, either in addition to or in place of male and female public restrooms, by no more than one (1) year following the ratification of this Act.
[*]All private facilities shall construct unisex public restrooms, either in addition to or in place of male and female public restrooms, by no more than two (2) years following the ratification of this Act.
[*]All public and private facilities constructed following the ratification of this Act shall include unisex public restrooms, either in addition to or in place of male and female public restrooms.
[*]Unisex public restrooms shall completely replace segregated public restrooms within ten (10) years of this Act’s ratification.

[u]Use of Segregated Public Restrooms[/u]
[*]Male and female public restrooms shall hereby be segregated by gender and not sex.
[*]All persons shall be permitted to use the public restroom which corresponds to their gender identity.

[u]Funding[/u]
[*]The costs of unisex public restroom construction in public facilities owned by the Government of the Aurentine Commonwealth shall be directly subsidized by the Ministry of Finance.

[u]Unisex Restroom Establishment Fund[/u]
[*]The Unisex Restroom Establishment Fund (UREF) shall be established under the supervision of the Minister of Finance to aid small businesses and lower levels of government in complying with this Act.
[*]Small businesses or lower levels of government that apply to the UREF shall be entitled to a rebate equal to 50-99% of the construction costs of unisex public restroom(s), dependent on financial need.
[*]The UREF shall be disbanded eleven (11) years after this Act's ratification.

[u]Clarifications[/u]
[*]For greater clarification, the provisions of this Act have no effect on any building which would not normally contain public restrooms.[/list][/box]

[Chelta]

National Intelligencery Establishment Act: AYE
Corps Creation Charter: ADVISED VOTE - NO
Market Protection Act: ADVISED VOTE - NO
Ratification of the United Nations Charter: AYE
Ratification of the European Free Trade Agreement: AYE
First Amendment to the Membership of the Commonwealth of Nations: AYE

[Senate President pro Tempore]

International Relations - B
To deal with issues pertinent to the International Development, Defense, and Foreign Affairs ministries

The National Intelligencery Establishment Act
For: 29
Against: 6
Abstain: 11

Corps Creation Charter
For: 40
Against: 4
Abstain: 1

Market Protection Act
For: 27
Against: 13
Abstain: 6

Ratification of the United Nations Charter
For: 18
Against: 19
Abstain: 9

Ratification of the European Free Trade Agreement
For: 28
Against: 13
Abstain: 5

First Amendment to the Membership of the Commonwealth of Nations
For: 27
Against: 9
Abstain: 5

[Quebec and Atlantic Canada]

I hereby change my vote on RUNC from ABSTAIN to AGAINST.

[Senate President pro Tempore]

International Relations - B
To deal with issues pertinent to the International Development, Defense, and Foreign Affairs ministries

The National Intelligencery Establishment Act
For: 29
Against: 6
Abstain: 11

Corps Creation Charter
For: 40
Against: 4
Abstain: 1

Market Protection Act
For: 27
Against: 13
Abstain: 6

Ratification of the United Nations Charter
For: 18
Against: 20
Abstain: 8

Ratification of the European Free Trade Agreement
For: 28
Against: 13
Abstain: 5

First Amendment to the Membership of the Commonwealth of Nations
For: 27
Against: 9
Abstain: 5

[Geilinor]

I vote for all bills at vote.

[Venaleria]

International Relations - B
To deal with issues pertinent to the International Development, Defense, and Foreign Affairs ministries

The National Intelligencery Establishment Act
For: 30
Against: 6
Abstain: 11

Corps Creation Charter
For: 41
Against: 4
Abstain: 1

Market Protection Act
For: 28
Against: 13
Abstain: 6

Ratification of the United Nations Charter
For: 19
Against: 20
Abstain: 8

Ratification of the European Free Trade Agreement
For: 29
Against: 13
Abstain: 5

First Amendment to the Membership of the Commonwealth of Nations
For: 28
Against: 9
Abstain: 5

[The Saint James Islands]

I would like to change my vote on "Ratification of the United Nations Charter" from Abstain to NO.

[Venaleria]

International Relations - B
To deal with issues pertinent to the International Development, Defense, and Foreign Affairs ministries

The National Intelligencery Establishment Act
For: 30
Against: 6
Abstain: 11

Corps Creation Charter
For: 41
Against: 4
Abstain: 1

Market Protection Act
For: 28
Against: 13
Abstain: 6

Ratification of the United Nations Charter
For: 19
Against: 21
Abstain: 7

Ratification of the European Free Trade Agreement
For: 29
Against: 13
Abstain: 5

First Amendment to the Membership of the Commonwealth of Nations
For: 28
Against: 9
Abstain: 5

[Belmaria]

Point of parliamentary enquiry, Mr. President.

[Ainin]

Point of parliamentary enquiry, Mr. President.

Yes, what is it?

-Caretaker President of the Senate

[Belmaria]

Point of parliamentary enquiry, Mr. President.

Yes, what is it?

-Caretaker President of the Senate

What happens if the vote on a bill ties?