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| L002 - Omnibus Council Legislative Reform and Reorganisation (Amendment) Bill |
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Posted by: gagium - 06-06-2025, 09:06 PM - Forum: Laws and Motions
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Omnibus Council Legislative Reform and Reorganisation (Amendment) Bill
Proposed by Entropan
Preamble:
While understanding and appreciating the necessity of L31039 (amended here to be L000) to improve the standards of legislation proposed by the Council of the Republic, and defending its vitality in improving the efficiency of the legislative process and reducing the burden on legislators of a confusing and often unenforced and outdated legislative record, while recognising that there exists several flaws in the Act, in grammatical and operative terms that seriously impede its fitness for purpose,
The Government of the League and Concord hereby:
Amends the classification of the Omnibus Council Legislative Reform and Reorganisation Act from “L31039” to “L000”.
Replaces the following text in the first line of the preamble to L000, also to be referred to as ‘the Act’ throughout this piece of legislation; "many The League and Concord lawmakers"; with "the numerous legislators that have contributed to the development of the Republic".
Strikes line two of the preamble; "Realizing the need for reassessment of much previously passed legislation;".
Replaces the following text in the third line of the preamble; “politicians of The League and Concord”; with “the legislators of the Republic”.
Replaces the following text in the third line of the preamble; "region"; with "regions".
Replaces the following text in the third line of the preamble; “a number of previously passed pieces of legislation”; with “a significant amount of outdated and often unenforced legislation”.
Strikes line four of the preamble; “Recognizing the current inability of the Council of the Republic to pass new legislation, due in part from an overabundance of out-of-date legislation;”.
Inserts the following line after the fourth line of the preamble; "Understanding the need to properly update and codify the legislative procedure undertaken by the Council;"
Strikes line six of the preamble; “Defending the power of the Council of the Republic to legislative effectively;”.
Replaces the operative declaration of the Act; “The League and Concord Government Declares:”; with “The Government of the League and Concord hereby:”.
Replaces the following text in clause one of the Act; “as well as any laws”; with “alongside any laws”.
Inserts the following clause after clause one, hereby referred to in this legislation as amended clause two; “Defines a ‘Bill’ as a piece of legislation proposed formally by any Council Delegate that petitions for certain actions to be undertaken by the Executive branch of the Republic, and/or for the amendment of prior legislation.”
Inserts the following clause after amended clause two, hereby referred to in this legislation as amended clause three; “Defines an ‘Act’ as a Bill which has been approved in a formally convened vote by a plurality of Council Delegates without veto by the Consulate, thus being enacted into regional law.”
Inserts the following clause after amended clause three, hereby referred to in this legislation as amended clause four; “Defines a ‘proposed Motion’ as a statement proposed formally by any Council Delegate that petitions for the Council to make its opinion on a particular matter officially known, without an operative clause.”
Inserts the following clause after amended clause four; “Defines a ‘Motion’ as a statement approved by a plurality of Council Delegates which officially declares the opinion of the Council on a particular matter, without an operative clause.”
Strikes clause two of the Act; “Institutes a mandatory review by the Council of the Republic of all laws repealed under the clause above, for possible re-passage or amending by subsequent votes.”
Replaces clause three of the Act; “Codifies Council of the Republic legislative voting procedure under the following guidelines”; with “Codifies the voting procedure to be used by the Council for proposed Motions and Bills that do not amend the Constitution of the Republic under the following regulation”.
Strikes clause three, subclause one of the Act; “A private channel or discussion forum shall be used following a bill or motion being brought to vote in the Council of the Republic.”
Replaces clause three, subclause two of the Act; “A poll or other voting apparatus shall be released with the options “Yea”, “Nay”, or “Abstain”, in reference to the proposed bill or motion.”; with “Following a proposed Motion or Bill being moved to vote, all Delegates shall be given the opportunity to vote in favour (to be solidified through the option to vote “Yea”), against (to be solidified through the option to vote “Nay”), or in neutrality (to be solidified through the option to vote to “Abstain”) of the proposed Motion or Bill.”
Replaces the following text in clause three, subclause three of the Act; “All Council of the Republic and Consulate members”; with “All Council Delegates”.
Replaces the following text in clause three, subclause three of the Act; “at the polls opening and given access to discuss within the private channel or forum”; with “once the vote is formally opened, with every Delegate given the opportunity and ability to discuss the proposed Motion or Bill within, as appropriate, the private and public meeting locations, as outlined in Article Three, Section Two, Subsection VI of the Constitution”.
Strikes the following text from clause three, subclause four; “(from the opening of the polls)”.
Replaces the following text in clause three, subclause four; “members of the Council of the Republic” with “Council Delegates”.
Strikes the following text from clause three, subclause four; “The voting period may be extended on requests from Council or Consulate members. All members of the Council of the Republic are expected to vote, whether it be “Yea”, “Nay”, or “Abstain”, on every bill or motion, and a failure to vote without just cause may be considered grounds for removal from the Council.”
Inserts the following subclause following clause three, subclause four, to be referred to in this legislation as clause three, amended subclause five; “The voting period may be extended upon the reasonable request of a Council Delegate, based upon their own inability to vote within the designated time period.”
Inserts the following subclause following clause three, amended subclause five; “All Council Delegates are expected to vote on every proposed Motion or Bill brought to vote, and a failure to vote without just cause may be considered grounds for removal from the Council, under the regulations set out in L001.”
Replaces the following text in clause three, subclause five; “or an otherwise Consulate-designated Council member”; with “or an Consulate-selected extra-consular Council Delegate”.
Replaces the following text in clause three, subclause five; “within 2 hours of the end of the voting period, at which time the bill will either fail or pass”; with “within two hours of the end of the voting period, at which time, if a plurality of Council Delegates have voted in favour of the passage of the proposed Motion or Bill, it shall be passed, whereas if a plurality of Council Delegates have voted against the passage of the proposed Motion or Bill, it shall fail”.
Strikes clause three, subclause six; “Bills and motions need a strict majority of “yea” votes to pass and become legislation. Any failure to reach a strict majority results in the failure of the bill or motion”.
Replaces clause four; “Solidifies constitutional amendment voting procedure under the following guidelines”; with “Codifies the voting procedure to be used by the Council for Bills that do amend the Constitution of the Republic under the following regulation”.
Replaces clause four, subclause one; “The initiation of constitution amendment voting procedure shall follow the legislative voting procedure set out above under the first three points, with the poll being amended to only include “Yea” or “Nay” options”; with “Any Bill that includes within its operative clause an amendment to the Constitution of the Republic shall be voted on under the same regulations outlined in clause three, subclauses one and two.”
Replaces clause four, subclause two; “Voting will be open for 48 hours, and may not be shortened or lengthened. All members of the Council of the Republic must vote either “Yea” or “Nay”. A failure to vote without cause may be grounds for removal from the council”; with “The time-span in which Council Delegates can vote on Bills which amend the Constitution shall be no longer or shorter than 48 hours.”
Inserts the following subclause after clause four, subclause two; “In contrast to other Bills, votes on Bills that amend the Constitution shall only include options to vote for (“Yea”), or against (“Nay”) the passage of the legislation.”
Replaces the following text in clause four, subclause three; “, and the results must be announced immediately following”; with “. The results of the vote must be announced within two hours of the end of the voting period.”
Replaces clause four, subclause four; “For any constitutional amendment to pass, a two-thirds majority of “yea” is required to pass. If a proposed amendment reaches past strict majority but fails to reach the two-thirds majority, the Consulate may elect to reintroduce the legislation to another vote. This process may only take place once following an initial failure to reach two-thirds.”; with “For any Bill which amends the Constitution to pass into regional law, two-thirds of Council Delegates must vote in favour of passing it.”
Replaces clause five; “Creates bill and act filing procedure by which;”; with “Establishes a filing procedure for Bills, Acts, proposed Motions and Motions, by which;”
Replaces the following text in clause five, subclause one; “assigned a number in”; with “catalogued in accordance with”.
Replaces the following text in clause five, subclause one; “[council session][amount of Bills”; with “[legislative session][number of Bills”.
Strikes clause five, subclause two; “All failed Bills retain their number.”
Inserts the following subclause after clause five, subclause one; “All proposed Motions will be catalogued in accordance with the following format: PM[legislative session][number of proposed Motions since the beginning of the session, including the Motion in question].”
Replaces the following text in clause five, subclause three; “assigned a number in”; with “catalogued in accordance with”.
Replaces the following text in clause five, subclause three; “[council session][amount of Acts since the passing of CRP Law #0, which would be numbered as L1000]”; with “[number of Acts passed since the Omnibus Council Legislative Reform and Reorganisation Act, which is to be catalogued as L000; with this number being expressed similarly in three digits]”.
Inserts the following text in clause five, subclause four, following “All”, and before “will be assigned [...]”; “successful”.
Replaces the following text in clause five, subclause four; “assigned a number in”; with “catalogued in accordance with”.
Replaces the following text in clause five, subclause four; “[council session][amount of Motions since the beginning of the session, including the Motion in question]”; with “[number of Motions passed by the Council]”
Replaces the following text in clause five, subclause five; “assigned a number in”; with “catalogued in accordance with”.
Replaces the following text in clause five, subclause five; “amount of Consulate”; with “number of Consulate”.
Inserts the following text in clause six, following “Establishes” and before “official Council of the Republic”; “the”.
Strikes the following text from clause six; “held and”.
Inserts the following text in clause six, following “regional wiki site”, and before “, under the procedure”; “and the regions' official forums”.
Replaces the following text in clause six; “council members”; with “Council Delegates”.
Replaces the following text in clause six; “to ensure up-to-date records”; with “.”
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| L001 - Council Terms and Sessions Bill |
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Posted by: gagium - 06-06-2025, 09:05 PM - Forum: Laws and Motions
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Council Terms and Sessions Bill
Preamble:
Recognizing the crucial importance of governmental turnover to allow for the incorporation of new ideas and legislation;
Acknowledging the reliance of the current archival system established under L31039 on the change of Councils of the Republic;
Noting the need for strict defining of the limitations of both Terms and Sessions;
Perceiving the need for certain restrictions to placed on the Council of the Republic to ensure the retention of valuable legislators;
Defending the contributions of effective lawmakers and their right to remain in government;
The League and Concord Government Hereby:
Reestablishes term limits for Councils of the Republic, under the definition set out in the following clause.
Defines a legislative term as the period in which a Council of the Republic is convened to propose, discuss, and vote on legislation.
Allows for the Consulate or a unanimous Council-vote to call a legislative term to close prior to the sixth month mark, after the term has been incumbent for at least a month.
Institutes a mandatory review process for every incumbent legislator in the Council of the Republic at the closing of a legislative term. The review will be conducted by the Consulate or any Consulate-nominated and Council-approved independent reviewer. The review will consist of evaluation of the legislative contributions of the legislator from the outgoing legislative term as well as any previous terms. Legislative contributions are to be defined as the degree to which a Council Delegate has participated introduction and discussion of legislation, voting on bills and motions, involvement in other activities, and debates held by the Council. The Consulate has full discretion to reappoint or remove any legislators based on the review process, and is obligated to provide the legislator justification in the case of removal.
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| Twice As Bright (TL&C - TWP) |
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Posted by: gagium - 06-01-2025, 01:28 AM - Forum: Treaties
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Twice As Bright
The League & Concord – The West Pacific
PREAMBLE:
NOTING the extensive cooperation between The West Pacific and The League & Concord in advocating for national sovereigntist principles in the World Assembly;
SEEKING to continue developing the unique relationship between The West Pacific and The League & Concord;
WHEREAS The West Pacific and the The League & Concord (hereby referred to as “Signatories”) have dedicated themselves to the ideals of meritocracy and national sovereignty;
NOW, THEREFORE, the Signatories agree to the following:
Article I. Sovereignty
(a) The West Pacific will recognize only the legitimate government of The League & Concord, as determined by the Constitution of the Republic.
(b) The League & Concord will recognize only the legitimate government of The West Pacific, as outlined by The West Pacific’s Manners of Governance.
© The Signatories will endeavor to provide protection under this Treaty to any territories operated by Signatories upon request, whenever possible.
Article II. Mutual Defense
(a) The Signatories agree to provide military defense and support for the legitimate government of either Signatory upon request. Under no circumstance will a Signatory provide aid (either tangible or intangible) to an aggressor against the legitimate government of a Signatory.
(b) The Signatories will share any intelligence relating to the security of a fellow Signatory, and are encouraged to share other intelligence when prudent. Both parties will refrain from conducting clandestine operations, espionage, or other forms of spying against either party.
© The Signatories shall aid each other in Delegacy transferrals when requested.
(d) The Signatories will engage in military cooperation when deemed practical and mutually beneficial.
(e) Signatories being on opposing sides of an external military engagement shall not constitute a breach of this treaty in law nor in principle.
Article III. World Assembly Cooperation
(a) The Signatories will endeavor to support each other in the World Assembly when it is mutually beneficial.
(b) The Signatories are compelled to support proposals authored or co-authored by a member of the other Signatory, except when in contradiction of other binding agreements or when opposed to the interests of the Signatory.
Article IV. Cultural and Other Endeavors
(a) The Signatories will endeavor to collaborate on cultural matters when deemed practical. The Signatories are compelled to hold communal cultural activities between their communities at their convenience.
(b) The Signatories will endeavor to provide diplomatic support to the other signatory as possible and consistent with their internal policies.
© The Signatories shall maintain in-game embassies with the other.
Article V. Ratification and Withdrawal
(a) This agreement will be considered effective upon ratification by both Signatories according to their internal traditions and customs.
(b) The Signatories may amend this agreement at their leisure, and amendments will be effective upon ratification by both parties as in the previous clause.
© Either Signatory may withdraw from and nullify this treaty according to their internal traditions and customs. Withdrawing signatories are encouraged to inform the other of a withdrawal in a timely manner. |
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| L000- Omnibus Council Legislative Reform and Reorganization Bill |
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Posted by: gagium - 05-30-2025, 02:52 PM - Forum: Laws and Motions
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Omnibus Council Legislative Reform and Reorganization Bill
Preamble:
Remembering the historic legacy of the numerous legislators that have contributed to the development of the Republic;
Noting the hindrances placed on the legislators of the Republic to address important issues for the regions by a significant amount of outdated and often unenforced legislation;
Acknowledging the need for higher legislative review standards;
Understanding the need to properly update and codify the legislative procedure undertaken by the Council;
The Government of the League and Concord hereby:
Repeals all laws passed under Councils of the Republic 1 through 30, alongside any laws passed under the incumbent 31st Council of the Republic.
Defines a ‘Bill’ as a piece of legislation proposed formally by any Council Delegate that petitions for certain actions to be undertaken by the Executive branch of the Republic, and/or for the amendment of prior legislation.
Defines an ‘Act’ as a Bill which has been approved in a formally convened vote by a plurality of Council Delegates without veto by the Consulate, thus being enacted into regional law.
Defines a ‘proposed Motion’ as a statement proposed formally by any Council Delegate that petitions for the Council to make its opinion on a particular matter officially known, without an operative clause.
Defines a ‘Motion’ as a statement approved by a plurality of Council Delegates which officially declares the opinion of the Council on a particular matter, without an operative clause.
Codifies the voting procedure to be used by the Council for proposed Motions and Bills that do not amend the Constitution of the Republic under the following regulation:- Following a proposed Motion or Bill being moved to vote, all Delegates shall be given the opportunity to vote in favour (to be solidified through the option to vote “Yea”), against (to be solidified through the option to vote “Nay”), or in neutrality (to be solidified through the option to vote to “Abstain”) of the proposed Motion or Bill.
- All Council Delegates must be immediately notified once the vote is formally opened, with every Delegate given the opportunity and ability to discuss the proposed Motion or Bill within, as appropriate, the private and public meeting locations, as outlined in Article Three, Section Two, Subsection VI of the Constitution.
- Voting must be open for at least 48 hours to all Council Delegates.
- The voting period may be extended upon the reasonable request of a Council Delegate, based upon their own inability to vote within the designated time period.
- All Council Delegates are expected to vote on every proposed Motion or Bill brought to vote, and a failure to vote without just cause may be considered grounds for removal from the Council, under the regulations set out in L001.
- At the end of the voting period, all votes shall be tallied by a member of the Consulate or a Consulate-selected extra-consular Council Delegate. The results of the vote must be announced within two hours of the end of the voting period, at which time, if a plurality of Council Delegates have voted in favour of the passage of the proposed Motion or Bill, it shall be passed, whereas if a plurality of Council Delegates have voted against the passage of the proposed Motion or Bill, it shall fail.
Codifies the voting procedure to be used by the council for Bills that do amend the Constitution of the Republic under the following regulation:- Any Bill that includes within its operative clause an amendment to the Constitution of the Republic shall be voted on under the same regulations outlines in clause three, subclauses one and two.
- The time-span in which Council Delegates can vote on Bills which amend the Constitution shall be no longer or shorter than 48 hours.
- In contrast to other Bills, votes on Bills that amend the Constitution shall only include options to vote for (“Yea”), or against (“Nay”) the passage of the legislation.
- At the end of the allotted voting time, all votes shall be tallied by a member of the Consulate. The results of the vote must be announced within two hours of the end of the voting period.
- For any Bill which amends the Constitution to pass into regional law, two-thirds of Council Delegates must vote in favour of passing it.
Establishes a filing procedure for Bills, Acts, proposed Motions and Motions, by which:- All Bills will be catalogued in accordance with the following format: B[legislative session][number of Bills since the beginning of the session, including the Bill in question].
- All proposed Motions will be catalogued in accordance with the following format: PM[legislative session][number of proposed Motions since the beginning of the session, including the motion in question].
- When a Bill becomes an Act, it will be catalogued in accordance with the following format: L[number of Acts passed since the Omnibus Council Legislative Reform and Reorganisation Act, which is to be catalogued as L000; with this number being expressed similarly in three digits].
- All Motions will be catalogued in accordance with the following format: M[number of Motions passed by the Council].
- All Consulate Orders will be catalogued in accordance with the following format: C[last two digits of year][number of Consulate Orders since the beginning of the year, including the Order in question].
Establishes the official Council of the Republic Archives, to be stored on the regional wiki site and the regions’ official forums, under the procedure set out above. The Archives are to be maintained by Council Delegates and must be regularly updated.
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| Liberation of Dystopian Utopia Awards |
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Posted by: Kivu - 05-23-2025, 03:56 AM - Forum: Executive Government
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Dystopian Utopia Awards
Seventeen days after participating in the largest liberation in NationSates history, the LDF deployed once again, this time to liberate Dystopian Utopia from the clutches of The Black Hawks talons. This time the liberating coalition, including 14 unique updaters from the LDF, liberated Dystopia Utopia, and set the record for the largest single update liberation in the history of NationStates.
If you participated in the liberation as a volunteer and would like to participate in more liberations: Sign Up Here to Join the LDF
Thanks to everyone who participated, whether you are an enlisted member or a volunteer, your participation played a huge role in the historic liberation of Dystopia Utopia! All participating members are awarded the ribbon below:
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Consul Gagium
General New Makasta
Chief Consul Emeritus Quebecshire
Flagbearer Bootyswana
Flagbearer Kanjuura
Flagbearer New San Antonio
Flagbearer Paleocacher Minuteman New Illyricum
Minuteman West Ferris
Minuteman Xusma
Volunteer Avengis
Volunteer Clantonia
Volunteer Mauyou
Volunteer The Dark Aether
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| Lonia Kreptia Llor Awards |
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Posted by: Kivu - 05-17-2025, 02:01 AM - Forum: Executive Government
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Lonia Kreptia Llor Awards
Twelve days ago, on the 4th of May, a frontier by the name of Lonia Kreptia Llor (LKL) was invaded by a coalition of so-called frontierists, featuring Carcassonne, the NPO, and LWU. The LDF sent a total of 29 unique updaters, the second-most of any sieging military, across 4 sieges to storm the beaches of LKL.
The 4th and final siege, went down in history as the largest liberation in NationStates history, as a total of 220 updaters, including a siege high 22 from the LDF, liberated the region from its captors, and returned it to native control.
For the volunteers who participated in the liberation of LKL, if you want to participate in more liberations, sign up for the LDF at the link below! It’s a pretty easy way to serve the region in an impactful and meaningful way!
Sign Up to Join the LDF
Thanks to everyone who participated, whether you are an enlisted member or a volunteer, your participation played a huge role in the historic liberation of LKL! All participating members are awarded the ribbon below:
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Chief Consul Anjan Kloss
Consul Gagium
General New Makasta
Chief Consul Emeritus Quebecshire
Flagbearer Bootyswana
Flagbearer Devengrad
Flagbearer Ecalpa
Flagbearer Entropan
Flagbearer Kanjuura
Flagbearer Mediternia
Flagbearer Paleocacher
Flagbearer Zloveshchiy
Cannoneer New Fernia
Cannoneer Tartan Army
Cannoneer Sconia
Minuteman Abersiania
Minuteman Gjorka
Minuteman Reykanes
Minuteman United Tanks
Volunteer Araucarlia
Volunteer Avengis
Volunteer Beans
Volunteer Greater Atlaston
Volunteer Mauyou
Volunteer New Freihafen
Volunteer The Dark Aether
Volunteer Thegerat
Volunteer Xusma
Volunteer Yamitt
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| Mock Drafts |
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Posted by: Kivu - 04-24-2025, 03:05 AM - Forum: Spam Games
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If anyone wants to post their mock drafts for the 2025 NFL Draft (they can be of any length), please share them below!
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| TL&C NFL Draft Challenge (2025) |
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Posted by: Kivu - 04-24-2025, 02:56 AM - Forum: Mirotvorets Plaza
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TL&C NFL Mock Draft Challenge
TL&C will be running a contest for the 2025 NFL Draft in this thread. All you have to do is answer the 20 provided questions about the 2025 NFL Draft. One point will be awarded for each correct answer. The person with the most points at the end of the draft wins!
If you have any comments, questions, or concerns please feel free to reach out to me, New Illyricum, or Gagium on Discord (Username in my forum signature).
Good luck everyone!
The Rules
The rules for this contest are very simple.
1. Submissions must have answers to all questions listed below.
2. You may change your picks at any point before the draft starts (Submissions edited after 8:30 PM EDT [New York City Time] will not be considered valid.)
Scoring
Participants will get One point for each correct answer, with the exception of the bonus question which will be worth 3 points if answered correctly, unless otherwise stated.
Questions
1. How many Quarterbacks will be selected in Round 1?
2. How many Wide Receivers will be selected in Round 1?*
3. Which team, at what pick, selects Shedeur Sanders?
4. Is Tetairoa McMillian taken before or after the 15th overall pick?
5. Will Jaxson Dart a first round selection?
6. Is Jahdae Barron taken before or after the 15th overall pick?
7. How many cornerbacks will be selected in Round 1?*
8. Who will the Jacksonville Jaguars select with their first round pick?
9. Which player will be selected with the 18th overall selection?
10. Which team, at what pick, will select Tyler Warren?
11. How many trades will there be in the first round?
12. Is Walter Nolen taken before or after the 15th overall pick?
13. How many defensive players will be taken in the first round?
14. Which player, and when, will the first non Power 5 Conference player to be selected?
15. Which College will have the most players taken in Round 1?
16. Which team, at what pick, will select Jalen Milroe?
17. How many Quarterbacks will be selected on the second day of the draft (Rounds 2 and 3)?
18. How many Wide Receivers will be selected on the second day of the draft (Rounds 2 and 3)?
19. Which team will make the most selections in the 2025 NFL Draft?
20. Which player will be Mr Irrelevant?
Bonus Question: What round will the first kicker or punter be selected in?
* = Travis Hunter counts as both a wide receiver and a cornerback for this competition.
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| The Treaty of Serious Business (TL/C - AA) |
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Posted by: Spode - 04-12-2025, 01:23 AM - Forum: Treaties
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Article I: Mutual Recognition
The League will recognize the government of the Augustin Alliance as the supreme government of all constituent regions of the organization, as directed by the Allied Commander, and in the absence of the Allied Commander, the Central Strategic Committee.
As a clarifying definition, the Augustin Alliance is considered the supreme governing body of the following regions: Conch Kingdom, Cape of Good Hope, Lands End, Ridgefield, Anteria, Dawn, and Narnia.
The Augustin Alliance will recognize the government of The League as determined by the Constitution of the Republic, led by the Consulate of the Republic as the community’s highest executive.
The Augustin Alliance will recognize the region Concord as an integrated territory of the The League as determined by the Constitution of the Republic, under the executive leadership of the Consulate and its appointees.
The League will not recognize or endorse any in-game WA Delegacy of an Augustin Alliance region that gained the position through the intervention of outside forces without explicit permission of the Central Strategic Committee and the recognition of the Allied Commander.
The Augustin Alliance will not recognize or endorse any in-game WA Delegacy of The League or Concord not held or mandated by the Consulate of the Republic as legitimate.
Article II: Non-Aggression
Neither signatory will engage in military hostility against the other signatory’s regions.
Neither signatory will conduct clandestine operations in relation to or against the other signatory’s regions or institutions.
If a signatory becomes aware of an ongoing or future threat of any nature to the regions or institutions of the other, they shall report it in good faith to the other. For the Augustin Alliance, the proper body to inform of such developments shall be the Allied Commander. For The League, reports of concern should be directed to the Domestic Security Bureau.
Article III: Additional Collaboration
Signatories will aspire to collaborate on cultural matters and are encouraged to, at their convenience, hold communal cultural activities between their communities.
Signatories will collaborate on World Assembly affairs when feasible and suitable to mutual interest, including but not necessarily limited to supporting the recognition of their respective members in the Security Council.
Signatories will not support any World Assembly resolution targeting the other’s regions without the express consent of the targeted government.
Article IV: Ratification and Alteration
The signatories of this agreement are the Republic of The League & Concord and the Augustin Alliance,
This agreement will enter into immediate force upon ratification by the Consulate of the Republic of The League & Concord and the Central Strategic Committee of the Augustin Alliance.
This agreement may be amended by the consent of both ratifying institutions.
Signatories may withdraw from this agreement according to their internal processes, though are encouraged to provide ample notice to the other signatory.
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Posted by: New Illyricum - 04-08-2025, 02:38 AM - Forum: Mirotvorets Plaza
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9th Anniversary Awards
The League and Concord
Introduction and Schedule
Welcome to the 9th Anniversary Awards! The 9th Anniversary Awards are a great celebration of how far out community has come over the past 9 years, the great things we have managed to do, and the amazing ways we hope to keep growing. This community has become a leader in a variety of ways, including our great military, defending those regions in need, our amazing role-play, with over 50 active nations, and our awesome and ever-growing community itself. The community has also fostered great leadership, with our Consuls and Chief Consul continuing the amazing work of those who came before, as we strive to help move The League and Concord into another great year!
- April 7-13 - Nominations
- April 13 - 16 - Voting
- April 17 - Winners Announced
Note: For all intents and purposes, the 'past year' in award descriptions refers to the period ranging from 1 April 2024 to the present.
Awards will be split into two categories - those that will be voted on and non-voting awards. The awards shown below are awards in which you're free to nominate others for, and then from April 13 through the 16th you'll be able to vote on who wins these awards from the list of those nominated. On the contrast, the non-voting awards will be awarded to individuals based on specific measurable feats/contributions, and won't be up for a vote. These awards (and their winners) won't be announced until April 17.
TAwards
The following awards will be awarded to individuals based on a public vote. Only those nominated will be eligible to receive these awards, so make sure to participate in the nomination process! All awards were produced by The League & Concord Department of Culture.
Roleplayer of the Year Award
Awarded to the individual who has shown the most dedication to worldbuilding and roleplay over the past year.
LDF Member of the Year Award
Awarded to the individual who has shown the most dedication to participating in the LDF over the past year. LDF officers are not included (eligible) for this award.
Politician of the Year Award
Awarded to the individual who has shown the most dedication to regional government over the past year.
Newcomer of the Year Award
Awarded to the most dedicated individual who joined the community within the past year.
Terraconserva Award
Awarded to three individuals who have been active in roleplay over the past year.
LDF Award
Awarded to three individuals who have been active in the LDF over the past year.
Welcomer Award
Awarded to an individual who has gone out of their way to help newcomers get involved in the community.
Quote of the Year Award
Awarded to an individual to which a particularly memorable quote from the past year can be attributed to.
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