The word "propose" does not take away the Speakers capability to enforce formatting rules. If anything, it extends them to the proposal period. If its already being done properly during that period, than the format requirements outlined "at vote" should already have been met.
That clause references the Speaker's authority as the only office that can put things to vote. For example, in the event someone posted something not of proper format, as it is written now, the speaker could properly format that suggestion and place it to vote if it has the motions, which is not a bad thing. No where does it say the Speaker must do anything as subsection 7 of section 4 gives the Speaker the right to ignore anything not formatted properly without givening citizens noticed that that responsibility is on them. It needs to be cleared up.
That clause references the Speaker's authority as the only office that can put things to vote. For example, in the event someone posted something not of proper format, as it is written now, the speaker could properly format that suggestion and place it to vote if it has the motions, which is not a bad thing. No where does it say the Speaker must do anything as subsection 7 of section 4 gives the Speaker the right to ignore anything not formatted properly without givening citizens noticed that that responsibility is on them. It needs to be cleared up.