NSG Senate Chamber [NSG Senate]

[Jozef van Oostvoorne]

Yea to all, except for FALLA.

[Kamchastkia]

Yea to all, except for FALLA.

Abstain or Nay to FALLA? The vote counters are going to ask as the vote is unclear :/.

[Beta Test]

I would like to change my aye vote for the SSA to an ABSTAIN

[Jozef van Oostvoorne]

Yea to all, except for FALLA.

Abstain or Nay to FALLA? The vote counters are going to ask as the vote is unclear :/.

Oh, right. Nay.

[Phing Phong]

I wish to register a bloc vote in favour of all the bills in the omnibus currently at vote.

[Fulflood]

PPUBA: nay - this means any admin can abuse their power, and with the fast pace of the Senate, this could cause unfair decisions.
LLA - amendment 1: aye
SSA: nay
REA - amendment 1: aye
REA - amendment 2: aye
SGSPEA: aye
2nd Constitution: aye
PMQA: aye

[Of the Quendi]

Proper Procedure and Unacceptable Behavior Act

Abstain

First Amendment to the Limiting Legislation Act

NAY

Senatorial Supremacy Act

NAY

First Amendment to the Republican Executive Act

Abstain

Second Amendment to the Republican Executive Act

NAY

Senatorial Grammar, Spelling and Punctuation Enforcement Act

NAY. Legislative acts of this body is written in English, but what type of English is up to the author.

Second Constitution of the Senate

AYE

Prime Minister and President's Questions Act

AYE

[Venaleria]

Senatorial Procedures Omnibus | Authors: Polvia, Ainin, Great Nepal, Wolfmanne, Yanalia, New Waterford, Othelos, Britanno

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Proper Procedure and Unacceptable Behavior Act
For: 31
Against: 17
Abstain: 10

First Amendment to the Limiting Legislation Act
For: 31
Against: 22
Abstain: 5

Senatorial Supremacy Act
For: 21
Against: 22
Abstain: 15

First Amendment to the Republican Executive Act
For: 45
Against: 8
Abstain: 5

Second Amendment to the Republican Executive Act
For: 50
Against: 6
Abstain: 2

Senatorial Grammar, Spelling and Punctuation Enforcement Act
For: 38
Against: 15
Abstain: 6

Second Constitution of the Senate
For: 46
Against: 7
Abstain: 6

Prime Minister and President's Questions Act
For: 51
Against: 5
Abstain: 2

[TaQud]

Proper Procedure and Unacceptable Behavior

For

First Amendment to the Limiting Legislation Act

Against

Senatorial Supremacy Act

Against

First Amendment to the Republican Executive Act

For

Second Amendment to the Republican Executive Act

For

Senatorial Grammar, Spelling and Punctuation Enforcement Act

For

Second Constitution of the Senate

For

Prime Minister and President's Questions Act

For

[Osea 767]

Nay to both the SGSPEA and the SSA. Aye to the rest.

[Venaleria]

Senatorial Procedures Omnibus | Authors: Polvia, Ainin, Great Nepal, Wolfmanne, Yanalia, New Waterford, Othelos, Britanno

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Proper Procedure and Unacceptable Behavior Act
For: 33
Against: 17
Abstain: 10

First Amendment to the Limiting Legislation Act
For: 32
Against: 23
Abstain: 5

Senatorial Supremacy Act
For: 21
Against: 24
Abstain: 15

First Amendment to the Republican Executive Act
For: 47
Against: 8
Abstain: 5

Second Amendment to the Republican Executive Act
For: 52
Against: 6
Abstain: 2

Senatorial Grammar, Spelling and Punctuation Enforcement Act
For: 39
Against: 16
Abstain: 6

Second Constitution of the Senate
For: 48
Against: 7
Abstain: 6

Prime Minister and President's Questions Act
For: 53
Against: 5
Abstain: 2

[Free South Califas]

Changing my vote on SGSPEA from abstain to nay, in accordance with the One Line (voluntary) Whip I have set out for the Communist Party.

[Venaleria]

Senatorial Procedures Omnibus | Authors: Polvia, Ainin, Great Nepal, Wolfmanne, Yanalia, New Waterford, Othelos, Britanno

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Proper Procedure and Unacceptable Behavior Act
For: 33
Against: 17
Abstain: 10

First Amendment to the Limiting Legislation Act
For: 32
Against: 23
Abstain: 5

Senatorial Supremacy Act
For: 21
Against: 24
Abstain: 15

First Amendment to the Republican Executive Act
For: 47
Against: 8
Abstain: 5

Second Amendment to the Republican Executive Act
For: 52
Against: 6
Abstain: 2

Senatorial Grammar, Spelling and Punctuation Enforcement Act
For: 39
Against: 17
Abstain: 5

Second Constitution of the Senate
For: 48
Against: 7
Abstain: 6

Prime Minister and President's Questions Act
For: 53
Against: 5
Abstain: 2

[Wolfmanne]

Changing my vote on the Senatorial Grammar, Spelling and Punctuation Enforcement Act to abstain due to the controversy associated with it.

[Rumostan]

How long until voting ends?

[Rumostan]

How long until voting ends?

[Yanalia]

How long until voting ends?

7/9 at 19:29 PM PDT.

[Kalmath]

The Blakewell Act
Author: Kalmath
Urgency: Urgent
Sponsors: Potenco, Britanno, Kourilia, Angleter, Wolfmanne, Bleckonia

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DECLARING that Organized Crime in Aurentina has reached unprecedented levels.

SHOCKED at the blatant murder of Mr. Blakewell.

RECOMMENDS these measures to curb and control Criminal Enterprises.

§ I - Scope

1. (A) Any person part of a Criminal Enterprise who has committed any two of the crimes in (§ II -2- A) within a eleven year period, from passing of the bill onward, may be charged with racketeering. Any person(s) found guilty of Racketeering may be charged with a felony and will forfeit all ill-gotten gains. (B) Those found guilty of Racketeering may be subject to civil suits by those who have been harmed by the convicted.

2. (A) If the Commonwealth Prosecution Service chooses to indict a person on racketeering charges the defendants assets can be temporarily frozen until the either he is found innocent of racketeering or the racketeering charge is dropped.

3. (A) If one member of a criminal enterprise is indicted on racketeering charges under this act, the Commonwealth Prosecution Service may also indict all members of said criminal enterprise on said charges. (B) If found guilty all indicted shall be convicted of racketeering.

4. (A) The Commonwealth Prosecution Service may indict a person as the head of a Continuing Criminal Enterprise, and therefore, if convicted of racketeering face up to life in prison without the possibility of parole, a fine of at least 2 million of the accepted currency, seizure of ALL assets, and a felony charge.

§ II - Criminal Organizations and Crimes

1. (A) Criminal Enterprise: is a group of individuals with an identified hierarchy, or comparable structure, engaged in criminal activity.

2. (A) Murder, protection, kidnapping, extortion, robbery, arson, bribery, possession of stolen property, fraud, identity theft, theft, counterfeiting, embezzlement, obstruction of justice, slavery, money laundering, blackmail, smuggling, assisting/aiding/embedding illegal aliens, fraud, and acts of terrorism.

3. (A) Head of a Continuing Criminal Enterprise: an organizer, manager, or supervisor of the continuing operation and have obtained substantial income or resources from any of the crimes found it (§ II -2- A).

Hereby passes the Blakewell Act.

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Edited: To meet grammatical and spelling requirements.

[Finium]

The Blakewell Act
Author: Kalmath
Urgency: Urgent
Sponsors: Potenco, Britanno, Kourilia, Angleter, Wolfmanne, Bleckonia

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DECLARING that Organized Crime in Aurentina has reached unprecedented levels.

SHOCKED at the blatant murder of Mr. Blakewell.

RECOMMENDS these measures to curb and control Criminal Enterprises.

§ I - Scope

1. (A) Any person part of a Criminal Enterprise who has committed any two of the crimes in (§ II -2- A) within a eleven year period may be charged with racketeering. Any person(s) found guilty of Racketeering may be charged with a felony and will forfeit all ill-gotten gains. (B) Those found guilty of Racketeering may be subject to civil suits by those who have been harmed by the convicted.

2. (A) If the Commonwealth Prosecution Service chooses to indict a person on racketeering charges the defendants assets can be temporarily frozen until the either he is found innocent of racketeering or the racketeering charge is dropped.

3. (A) If one member of a criminal enterprise is indicted on racketeering charges under this act, the Commonwealth Prosecution Service may also indict all members of said criminal enterprise on said charges. (B) If found guilty all indicted shall be convicted of racketeering.

4. (A) The Commonwealth Prosecution Service may indict a person as the head of a Continuing Criminal Enterprise, and therefore, if convicted of racketeering face up to life in prison without the possibility of parole, a fine of at least 2 million NSD, seizure of ALL assets, and a felony charge.

§ II - Criminal Organizations and Crimes

1. (A) Criminal Enterprise: is a group of individuals with an identified hierarchy, or comparable structure, engaged in criminal activity.

2. (A) Murder, protection, kidnapping, extortion, robbery (of any means), arson, bribery, possession of stolen property, fraud, identity theft, theft, counterfeiting, embezzlement, obstruction of justice, slavery, money laundering, blackmail, smuggling, assisting/aiding/embedding illegal aliens, securities fraud, insurance fraud, and acts of terrorism.

3. (A) Head of a Continuing Criminal Enterprise: an organizer, manager, or supervisor of the continuing operation and have obtained substantial income or resources from any of the crimes found it (§ II -2- A).

Hereby passes the Blakewell Act.

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1A violates the principle of no ex post facto laws, just like to point that out now.

[Ainin]

Changing my vote on the Senatorial Grammar, Spelling and Punctuation Enforcement Act to abstain due to the controversy associated with it.

From what initially?

[Wolfmanne]

Changing my vote on the Senatorial Grammar, Spelling and Punctuation Enforcement Act to abstain due to the controversy associated with it.

From what initially?

From for.

[Free South Califas]

It's currently July 9, 1:49 PM here in PDT. ETA: Just over five and a half hours to go.

[Byzantium Imperial]

Someone will have to tell me what the problem with ssa is.
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[Maklohi Vai]

Someone will have to tell me what the problem with ssa is.

Ok:

Both as an admin and as a senator, I would urge senators to further look into the Senatorial Supremacy Act when compared to the First Amendment to the REA. As the latter grants the president a veto, this means there is a check on the senate. However, the SSA proclaims in section b), "no national or international person or body has nor shall have right to override or set aside the legislation passed by the senate with sole exception of senate itself." A veto is an override.

These bills therefore contradict each other and never should have been placed in the same omnibus in the first place, although those who supported the combining can only be faulted for not thoroughly reading the bills. If both of these bills pass, then the admins will have to examine the situation, which may lead to both bills being taken out of queue, their voting nullified, and essentially starting the chamber process over. Nobody want thats to happen. Therefore, I urge you to ABSTAIN on either the SSA or the REA amendment, but please do not vote in favor of both.

[Byzantium Imperial]

Someone will have to tell me what the problem with ssa is.

Ok:

Both as an admin and as a senator, I would urge senators to further look into the Senatorial Supremacy Act when compared to the First Amendment to the REA. As the latter grants the president a veto, this means there is a check on the senate. However, the SSA proclaims in section b), "no national or international person or body has nor shall have right to override or set aside the legislation passed by the senate with sole exception of senate itself." A veto is an override.

These bills therefore contradict each other and never should have been placed in the same omnibus in the first place, although those who supported the combining can only be faulted for not thoroughly reading the bills. If both of these bills pass, then the admins will have to examine the situation, which may lead to both bills being taken out of queue, their voting nullified, and essentially starting the chamber process over. Nobody want thats to happen. Therefore, I urge you to ABSTAIN on either the SSA or the REA amendment, but please do not vote in favor of both.

Alright then il revise my vote. I dont like being overridden by a sitting president, but i admit its a necessary power for any decently powerful executive branch.

I vote AYE on all bills except:

Senate Supremacy act, and the Senate grammer and spelling bill, which i vote NAY