[WIP] History of Legislative Action

Amerion · Sep 21, 2018

JULY, 2018

Date	Event	Description
21	Vote on Treadwellia?s nomination as Vice Delegate begins	Delegate Imki commences a vote.
21	Vote on the Cormac?s nomination as Speaker begins	Delegate Imki commences a vote.
23	Conclusion of the vote on Treadwellia?s nomination as Vice Delegate	Delegate Imki concludes the vote. The vote result is 20 votes Aye, 0 votes Nay, and 0 votes Abstain. Treadwellia is confirmed as Vice Delegate
23	Conclusion of the vote on Cormac?s nomination as Speaker	Delegate Imki concludes the vote. The vote result is 13 votes Aye, 2 votes Nay, and 4 votes Abstain. Cormac is confirmed as Speaker
24	Discussion of the Assembly Procedure Act begins	Cormac proposes a bill to codify the procedures of the Assembly.
25	Discussion of the Criminal Procedures Act begins	McChimp proposes a bill to codify criminal rights, responsibilities, powers, and criminal procedures.
26	Discussion of the Constitutional Resolution to Clarify Continuity with Past Governments begins	Cormac proposes a constitutional resolution to clarify questions as to whether the government established under Mandate 12 is a continuation or legal successor to the Celestial Union of Lazarus, the Undead Dominion of Lazarus, the Dominion of Lazarus, or the Khanate of Lazarus.
28	Motion to Vote on the Assembly Procedure Act	Cormac motions for a vote.
28	Second Motion to Vote on the Assembly Procedure Act	Kuriko seconds the motion.
28	Vote on the Assembly Procedure Act begins	Speaker Cormac commences a vote.
29	Motion to Vote on the Constitutional Resolution to Clarify Continuity with Past Governments	Cormac motions for a vote.
29	Second Motion to Vote on the Constitutional Resolution to Clarify Continuity with Past Governments	Legalist Zombal seconds the motion.
29	Vote on the Constitutional Resolution to Clarify Continuity with Past Governments begins	Speaker Cormac commences a vote.

AUGUST, 2018

Date	Event	Description
2	Opening of the Office of the Assembly Speaker	Speaker Cormac opens the Office as an official location where formal announcements shall be made from.
2	Motion to Vote on the Criminal Procedures Act	McChimp motions for a vote.
2	Second Motion to Vote on the Criminal Procedures Act	Cormac seconds the motion.
2	Vote on the Criminal Procedures Act begins	Speaker Cormac commences a vote.
2	Appointment of McChimp as Deputy Speaker	Speaker Cormac appoints McChimp as Deputy Speaker, in accordance with the Assembly Procedure Act (August 2018).
2	Discussion of the Regional Currency Act begins	New Rogernomics
4	Nomination of a Court	Delegate Imki nominates SheepShape, Roavin, and D3-RP5 as Court Justices.
4	Confirmation hearing of the Court nominations begins	SheepShape commences a discussion of his Court nomination. Speaker Cormac declares the hearing to include the nominations of Roavin and D3-RP5 as well
7	Failure to Pass of the Criminal Procedures Act	Deputy Speaker McChimp concludes the vote. The vote result is 2 votes Aye, 9 votes Nay, and 4 votes Abstain.
8	Motion to Vote on the Court nominations	Imki motions for a vote.
8	Second Motion to Vote on the Court nominations	Cormac seconds the motion.
8	Vote on the Court nominations begins	Speaker Cormac commences a vote.
13	Conclusion of the vote on the Court nominations	Speaker Cormac concludes the vote. The vote result is 21 votes Aye, 1 vote Nay, and 2 votes Abstain for SheepShape; 16 votes Aye, 4 votes Nay, and 4 votes Abstain for Roavin; and 20 votes Aye, 0 votes Nay, and 4 votes Abstain for D3-RP5. All three nominees are confirmed.
26	Discussion of the Criminal Code Act begins	Amerion proposes a bill to codify criminal actions.
28	Discussion of the Citizenship Act begins	Amerion proposes a bill to make provision for the acquisition, maintenance, and removal of citizenship.
28	Discussion of the Criminal Powers Amendment begins	McChimp proposes an amendment to Mandate 12 which grants the delegate greater power to impose justice on those the Court of Lazarus has gathered damning evidence against.

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Passage of the Constitutional Resolution to Clarify Continuity with Past Governments

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Speaker Cormac concludes the vote. The vote result is 15 votes Aye, 2 votes Nay, and 7 votes Abstain. The constitutional resolution proceeds to the Delegate for legislative approval

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SEPTEMBER, 2018

Date	Event	Description
2	Nomination of a Cabinet	Delegate Imki nominates New Rogernomics as Minister of Media and Events, Imaginary as Minister of Interregional Relations, and Killer Kitty as Minister of Recruitment and Outreach.
3	Confirmation hearing of the Cabinet nominations begins	Speaker Cormac commences a discussion of the Cabinet nominations.
5	Motion to Vote on the Cabinet nominations	Imki motions for a vote.
6	Second Motion to Vote on the Cabinet nominations	Cormac seconds the motion.
6	Delay of Vote on the Cabinet nominations	Speaker Cormac
8	Motion to Vote on the Criminal Powers Amendment	McChimp motions for a vote.
8	Second Motion to Vote on the Criminal Powers Amendment	Amerion seconds the motion.
9	Vote on the Criminal Powers Amendment begins	Speaker Cormac commences a vote.
9	Discussion of the Cultural Symbols and Heritage Act begins	Amerion proposes a bill to declare particular symbols and heritage as representing or embodying Lazarus
10	Motion to Vote on the Off-site Property Administration Amendment	Amerion motions for a vote.
10	Second Motion to Vote on the Off-site Property Administration Amendment	McChimp seconds the motion.
10	Vote on the Cabinet nominations begins	Speaker Cormac commences a vote.
11	Vote on the Off-site Property Administration Amendment begins	Deputy Speaker McChimp commences a vote.
14	Passage of the Criminal Powers Amendment	Deputy Speaker McChimp concludes the vote. The vote result is 14 votes Aye, 1 vote Nay, and 3 votes Abstain. The bill proceeds to the Delegate for legislative approval
14	Criminal Powers Amendment is formally enacted as law	Delegate Imki grants legislative approval.
15	Resignation of Cormac as Speaker	Speaker Cormac resigns.
16	Motion to Vote on the Criminal Code Act	Amerion motions for a vote.
17	Failure to Pass of the Off-site Property Administration Amendment	Deputy Speaker McChimp concludes the vote. The vote result is 5 votes Aye, 6 votes Nay, and 3 votes Abstain.
17	Conclusion of the vote on the Cabinet nominations	Deputy Speaker McChimp concludes the vote. The vote result is 19 votes Aye, 0 votes Nay, and 0 votes Abstain for New Rogernomics as Minister of Media and Events; 19 votes Aye, 0 votes Nay, and 0 votes Abstain for Imaginary as Minister of Interregional Relations; and 16 votes Aye, 2 votes Nay, and 1 vote Abstain for Killer Kitty as Minister of Recruitment and Outreach.
17	Nomination of McChimp as Speaker	Delegate Imki nominates McChimp as Speaker following the resignation of former Speaker Cormac
17	Second Motion to Vote on the Criminal Code Act	McChimp seconds the motion.
17	Vote on the Criminal Code Act begins	Deputy Speaker McChimp commences a vote.
17	Confirmation hearing of McChimp?s nomination as Speaker begins	Deputy Speaker McChimp commences a discussion of his nomination by Delegate Imki to serve as Speaker, following the resignation of Speaker Cormac.
21	Motion to Vote on McChimp?s nomination as Speaker	Amerion motions for a vote.
21	Second Motion to Vote on McChimp?s nomination as Speaker	Constie seconds the motion.
22	Third Motion to Vote on McChimp?s nomination as Speaker	Vulturret thirds the motion.
22	Vote on McChimp?s nomination as Speaker begins	Deputy Speaker McChimp commences a vote.
22	Passage of the Criminal Code Act	Deputy Speaker McChimp concludes the vote. The vote result is 9 votes Aye, 3 votes Nay, and 4 votes Abstain. The bill proceeds to the Delegate for legislative approval

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Discussion of the Off-site Property Administration Amendment begins

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Amerion proposes an amendment to Mandate 12 which necessitates members of off-site property administration maintain citizenship.

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Amerion · Sep 23, 2018

AUGUST, 2018

Date	Event	Description
2	Opening of the Office of the Assembly Speaker	Speaker Cormac opens the Office as an official location where formal announcements shall be made from.
2	Motion to Vote on the Criminal Procedures Act	McChimp motions for a vote.
2	Second Motion to Vote on the Criminal Procedures Act	Cormac seconds the motion.
2	Vote on the Criminal Procedures Act begins	Speaker Cormac commences a vote.
2	Appointment of McChimp as Deputy Speaker	Speaker Cormac appoints McChimp as Deputy Speaker, in accordance with the Assembly Procedure Act (August 2018).
2	Discussion of the Regional Currency Act begins	New Rogernomics
4	Constitutional Resolution to Clarify Continuity with Past Governments is formally adopted by the Assembly	Delegate Imki grants legislative approval.
4	Nomination of a Court	Delegate Imki nominates SheepShape, Roavin, and D3-RP5 as Court Justices.
4	Confirmation hearing of the Court nominations begins	SheepShape commences a discussion of his Court nomination. Speaker Cormac declares the hearing to include the nominations of Roavin and D3-RP5 as well.
7	Failure to Pass of the Criminal Procedures Act	Deputy Speaker McChimp concludes the vote. The vote result is 2 votes Aye, 9 votes Nay, and 4 votes Abstain.
8	Motion to Vote on the Court nominations	Imki motions for a vote.
8	Second Motion to Vote on the Court nominations	Cormac seconds the motion.
8	Vote on the Court nominations begins	Speaker Cormac commences a vote.
13	Conclusion of the vote on the Court nominations	Speaker Cormac concludes the vote. The vote result is 21 votes Aye, 1 vote Nay, and 2 votes Abstain for SheepShape; 16 votes Aye, 4 votes Nay, and 4 votes Abstain for Roavin; and 20 votes Aye, 0 votes Nay, and 4 votes Abstain for D3-RP5. All three nominees are confirmed.
26	Discussion of the Criminal Code Act begins	Amerion proposes a bill to codify criminal actions.
28	Discussion of the Citizenship Act begins	Amerion proposes a bill to make provision for the acquisition, maintenance, and removal of citizenship.
28	Discussion of the Criminal Powers Amendment begins	McChimp proposes an amendment to Mandate 12 which grants the delegate greater power to impose justice on those the Court of Lazarus has gathered damning evidence against.

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Passage of the Constitutional Resolution to Clarify Continuity with Past Governments

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Speaker Cormac concludes the vote. The vote result is 15 votes Aye, 2 votes Nay, and 7 votes Abstain. The constitutional resolution proceeds to the Delegate for legislative approval.

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