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[Discussion] Citizenship Act - Vote - Threshold for a Waiver - Amerion - 09-25-2018
As it is currently written, the Citizenship Act states:
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(6) The Delegate must refuse to approve an application if the applicant:
a. has not met the criteria for eligibility;
i. the Assembly may, by three-quarters vote, issue a waiver in instances where the applicant has not met the criteria
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[/cell][/table]a. has not met the criteria for eligibility;
i. the Assembly may, by three-quarters vote, issue a waiver in instances where the applicant has not met the criteria
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Should the threshold be 'three-quarters' (75%) or 'two-thirds' (66%)?
RE: [Poll] Citizenship Act - Vote-threshold for a waiver - Cormac - 09-25-2018
Nevermind. I missed something.
RE: [Poll] Citizenship Act - Vote-threshold for a waiver - Arlo - 09-25-2018
My dumb brain kept reading that as three fifths
RE: [Poll] Citizenship Act - Vote-threshold for a waiver - Amerion - 09-26-2018
Haha
RE: [Poll] Citizenship Act - Vote-threshold for a waiver - Sheepshape - 09-26-2018
I voted "indifferent" because I don't support this regardless of vote threshold.
RE: [Poll] Citizenship Act - Vote-threshold for a waiver - Amerion - 09-27-2018
This poll is closed.
At the time of writing, the results are:
- 3 Aye
- 9 Nay
- 1 Indifferent