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Posted by: Kivu - 08-08-2025, 03:40 AM - Forum: Roleplay Information
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Terraconserva Roleplay Sign-Up Form
Overview
The Terraconserva Roleplay Association (TRA) is The League and Concord’s worldbuilding-focused roleplay! Since it’s establishment in 2019, Terraconserva has served as a focal point for regional engagement, and has been referenced in several pieces of legislation recognized by the World Assembly, and currently has over 40 nations on the map!
Roleplaying is primarily done by making Wikipedia-style pages on our regional wiki, current events are posted on The League’s Regional Message Board (RMB), and planning and coordination is done in the TRA channels on the regional discord server.
Regional Wiki: https://wiki.theleague-ns.com/wiki/Main_Page
The League’s RMB: https://www.nationstates.net/page=displa...the_league
Invite Link to the Regional Discord Server: https://discord.gg/jrpFunX
Applying to Join
Every prospective player is asked to answer some start-up questions. These questions establish the basic information for your RP nation, as well as help us determine where you would belong on our map. Your answers do not have to correlate with your NationStates stats, but you can use some of them as inspiration if you so desire. To officially sign up, please respond in this thread with your answers to the below questions.
Identifying Information
- What is your nation on NationStates?
- What is your Discord username (example: Username#1234)?
General Information (important)
Please be realistic and reasonable, roleplay staff will help you work out finer details based on your responses. You can change some answers later if need be, this is just to get you started.
- What is your country's name?
- What is your capital city's name?
- What population should your nation have? (Disclaimer: should be *under* 100 million)
- What government type is your country in present day? (Republic, dictatorship, etc.)
- What is your nation's main language and culture? (Disclaimer: do not pick English unless located next to Jackson)
- Take a look at our map. Let us know where you'd like your nation and capital city to be. A description or image submission is fine. Claims should not appear larger than nations such as Kivu, Jackson, and Baltanla. [/color]
Take your time and really think about your answers to these questions. Your answers can be changed at a later date, but the more thought and detail you put into your answers will really help you in the long run.
If you need absolutely any help with this form, feel free to contact a roleplay staff member on Discord. Contact information can be found in the Roleplay Overview & Staff thread.
After your application has been submitted, an available staff member will then contact you as soon as possible, to complete the process and help with any changes that may need to be made!
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| L004 - Council of the Republic Leadership Restructuring Act |
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Posted by: gagium - 08-07-2025, 08:29 PM - Forum: Laws and Motions
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Preamble:
Recognizing the need for leadership and direction for the Council of the Republic,
Noting the shaky history of Council of the Republic leadership,
Ensuring the ability of all members of the Council of the Republic to legislate and lead;
The Government of the League and Concord hereby:
Reestablishes the position of Speaker of the Council, officially to be known as the Speaker of the Council of the Republic,
Limits the term of the Speaker to three months, renewable once consecutively, or until the end of a legislative term, if the term should expire prior to the three month term,
Establishes election procedure for the Speaker as follows:
I. Elections shall be held 24 hours after the expiration of each Speaker term, and will be held 48 hours following the passage of this act.
II. Elections will be set-up and monitored by the Consulate.
III. Candidates for election must formally declare their candidacy and be verified by the Consulate prior to the opening of voting.
IV. The voting process shall be such that every voter has the opportunity to rank relatively every candidate put forward, with all vote slates being counted equally.
V. If, overall, two or fewer candidates put themselves forward for the position, a simple majority vote shall be used instead of a ranked slate.
VI. For the process of tabulation, a points system shall be used, in which the candidate with the most points shall be speaker-elect. For the purpose of this, a vote for a candidate marked as the voter's first preference shall be counted in terms of points as equivalent to the total number of candidates who put themselves forward for the position. The second level preference shall be counted as the total number of candidates minus one, repeated in steps of one for each lower level of preference on the voter's slate.
VII. Voting shall last for 48 hours.
Grants the Speaker the following powers:
I. To initiate and encourage wider participation in Council of the Republic deliberations,
II. To administrate all voting procedures held within the Council of the Republic.
III. To contact and encourage Citizens of The League and Concord to apply to join the Council of the Republic.
Allows the Council of the Republic to impeach the Speaker of the Council under the following conditions;
I. The Speaker has served for at least 10 days.
II. The Council of the Republic votes via over a two-thirds majority to remove the Speaker.
III. The Consulate does not overrule impeachment proceedings.
Grants the Consulate the right to remove the Speaker of the Council without a Council-vote, withstanding that the reason(s) for the removal are clearly stated.
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| Internal Deputy Application |
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Posted by: gagium - 08-03-2025, 10:58 PM - Forum: Executive Government
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If you wish to become involved in the regional economy and recruitment management ★ Department of Internal Affairs, you may so so by filling out this application.
The Department of Internal Affairs handles various internal functions of The League & Concord, such as maintaining the recruitment program and the regional economy. This involves publishing monthly recruiting reports for both The League and Concord, as well as adding new features to the regional economy and working with the Department of Culture to host events relating to the economy. Feel free to apply if you want to contribute to developing the regional economy, or if you have a passion for recruitment!
Current Director: New San Antonio (discord: limephantom)
Requirements:
- Citizenship and WA membership in The League & Concord
- Pass periodic activity checks
- Discord account in our server
Application (fill out and reply to this thread)
Quote:
- What is your WA nation? (if you are in the LDF, cite your main nation):
- What is your Discord username?:
- Do you have any relevant experience?:
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| Foreign Affairs Deputy Application |
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Posted by: gagium - 08-03-2025, 10:53 PM - Forum: Executive Government
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If you wish to become involved in getting to know other communities by joining the ★ Department of Foreign Affairs, you may so so by filling out this application.
If interregional diplomacy is something that interests you, then becoming a Diplomatic Agent might be something worth considering. These ambassadors distribute foreign updates to our embassy partners and attend negotiations that involve regions they are assigned to.
Current Director: Imperial Pittsburgh (discord: onthehorizon)
Requirements:
- Citizenship in The League & Concord
- Pass periodic activity checks
- Discord account in our server
Application (fill out and reply to this thread)
Quote:
- What is your WA nation? (if you are in the LDF, cite your main nation):
- What is your nation in The League or Concord? (n/a if same as 1):
- What is your Discord username?:
- Do you have any relevant experience?:
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| Culture Deputy Application |
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Posted by: gagium - 08-03-2025, 10:49 PM - Forum: Executive Government
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If you wish to become involved in regional culture and activity planning by joining the ★ Department of Culture, you may so so by filling out this application.
The Department of Culture of the region is responsible for planning events and activities. These can include (but are not limited to) game nights, movie screenings, or festivals with other regions. It's open ended, so if you have a project you think would be a cool addition beyond more regular events, feel free to join and ask if it can be pursued!
Current Director: New Illyricum (discord: typo8)
Requirements:
- Citizenship and WA membership in The League & Concord
- Pass periodic activity checks
- Discord account in our server
Application (fill out and reply to this thread)
Quote:
- What is your WA nation? (if you are in the LDF, cite your main nation):
- What is your Discord username?:
- Do you have any relevant experience?:
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| The Genesis Compact (TL&C-tPoP) |
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Posted by: gagium - 07-27-2025, 04:24 AM - Forum: Treaties
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The Genesis Compact
The League & Concord – the Plains of Perdition
Preamble
Recognizing that the Plains of Perdition and The League & Concord have been in close collaboration since the creation of the former, beginning with the spearheading of Perdition’s settlement by the latter, and including extensive collaboration in the World Assembly, political gameplay, and military victories, we hereby formalize our relationship through the Genesis Compact.
Article I. Recognition
(i) The League & Concord recognizes the Plains of Perdition, represented by the Primarch as Head of State according to the Covenant of Radiance. The League & Concord will not recognize any WA Delegacy not held by the Primarch or their chosen successor.
(ii) Perdition will recognize only the legitimate government of The League & Concord as determined by the Constitution of the Republic.
Article II. Mutual Defense
(i) The signatories agree to provide military support for the legitimate government of either signatory upon request. The signatories shall aid each other in Delegacy transferrals when requested and feasible.
(ii) The signatories agree to share any intelligence related to the security of the other signatory. Both signatories will refrain from conducting clandestine operations, espionage, or other forms of spying against the other.
(iii) Signatories being on opposing sides of a third-party military engagement shall not be seen as a violation of this treaty.
(iv) The signatories will engage in military cooperation of both the offensive and defensive varieties when deemed practical and mutually beneficial.
Article III. Additional Collaboration
(i) The signatories will endeavor to collaborate in cultural matters when practical.
(ii) The Signatories recognize the game “Rocket Bot Royale,” as the ideal form of cultural collaboration between each other. The signatories further recognize the superiority of Rocket Bot Royale as a community game.
(iii) The signatories shall maintain in-game embassies with the other.
(iv) The signatories are encouraged 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.
(v) The signatories will support the recognition of the other’s members in the Security Council on request so long as it does not contravene another obligation.
Article IV. Ratification/Withdrawal
(i) This treaty will be considered in effect upon ratification by both signatories through their internal legal systems.
(ii) This treaty may be amended by mutual consent from both signatories, and any amendments will be considered in effect once ratified by both signatories.
(iii) Either signatory may withdraw from this treaty and nullify its agreements in compliance with their internal legal systems. In the event of a withdrawal, the signatory is encouraged to inform the other of its withdrawal in a timely manner.
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| Andusre/SkyGreen Win Europeian Presidential Elections |
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Posted by: Sincluda - 07-21-2025, 02:26 AM - Forum: Europeia
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Andusre/SkyGreen Win Europeian Presidential Elections
In a decisive victory, Andusre/SkyGreen swept their way to Goldenblock, notching up 40 (62.5%) votes against the opposing Gem/JayDee campaign's 24 (37.5) votes. While two out of the three polls conducted by the Europeian Broadcasting Corporation predicted a strong Andusre/SkyGreen victory, the last set of polls conducted by the EBC immediately after the presidential debate indicated a much tighter race and even a potential Gem/JayDee surprise, a far cry from the eventual outcome. Read more about the election here...
President Andusre and Vice-President SkyGreen announced their Cabinet live to an eager EBC Radio audience. With a mix of experienced and new faces, this is how the cabinet shaped out to be:
Attorney General - Lloenflys
Communications - The Islamic Country of Honour EIA
Culture - Renegade Duchies
Foreign Affairs - Grea Kriopia
Grand Admiral - Emodea/Moon
Interior - Gem
Outreach - Malaxa
Radio - JayDee II
WAA - Amalteia
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| Consulate Order Amending the Council Terms and Sessions Act |
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Posted by: gagium - 07-06-2025, 03:29 AM - Forum: Laws and Motions
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Consulate Order Amending the Council Terms and Sessions Act
Preamble:
Through the Constitution of the Republic, the Council of the Republic is empowered to petition the Consulate to implement regional policies through formally convened votes (III.II.I) Subsequently, the Consulate has the authority to issue Consulate Orders that outline change in said regional policy (II.II.XII) that is passed by the Council of the Republic through the form of Acts.
The Consulate of the Republic, while working with the original author of the Council Terms and Sessions Act, has come to the conclusion that the legislated Council votes for independent reviewers to carry out a post-term mandatory review process is redundant in the case of exactly three reviewers putting themselves forward. Furthermore, the Council Terms and Sessions Act does not include a provision for the case of less than three members of the Council putting themselves forward for the process.
The Office of the Consulate Hereby:
Inserts the following under Clause 5 of the Council Terms and Sessions Act:
i. In the case of exactly three Council Delegates putting themselves forward as prospective reviewers, there shall be no non-transferable vote and the three prospective reviewers are empowered to begin carrying out the review 72 hours after the closure of a legislative term.
ii. In the case of less than three Council Delegates putting themselves forward as prospective reviewers, the Consulate of the Republic may select willing members of the Consulate or Council of the Republic to serve as reviewers. Once a total of three prospective reviewers exist, the three are empowered to begin carrying out the review 72 hours after the closure of a legislative term.
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| L003 - Council Terms and Sessions (Amendment) Act |
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Posted by: gagium - 06-27-2025, 09:26 PM - Forum: Laws and Motions
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Council Terms and Sessions (Amendment) Act
Proposed by Entropan
Preamble:
While upholding the underlining principles of L001; the Council Terms and Sessions Act; recognising and appreciating it as an attempt to improve the efficiency of the Council of the Republic, clarifying legislative procedure and provisioning it such that the composition of the Council is one of high-quality, active legislators; but also while believing that the powers granted to the Consulate, as defined by the Constitution of the Republic, to be sufficient, and any further delegation of power to represent executive consolidation harmful to the development of practices of good government; and while believing that it is the job of the Council to understand, review, revise and critique any passed legislation on grammatical and operative terms,
The Government of the League and Concord hereby:
Amends the title of "L001 - Council Terms and Sessions Bill", to "L001 – Council Terms and Sessions Act"
Replaces the following text from line two of the preamble; “L31039”; with “L000”.
Replaces the following text from line three of the preamble; “strict”; with “strictly”.
Strikes the following text from line three of the preamble, following “strict defining”, and before the limitations of”; “of”.
Replaces the following text from line three of the preamble, following “limitations”, and before “both Terms”; “of”; with “on”.
Inserts the following text in clause 2, following "and vote on legislation"; ", to be naturally limited at six months unless closed under the procedure laid out in clause 3."
Declares clause 4 of L001 to be struck and replaced with the following text; “Institutes a mandatory review process for every incumbent legislator in the Council of the Republic at the closure of a legislative term.”
Inserts the following text as a separate clause following clause 4, this new clause to be referenced further in this piece of legislation as ‘clause 5’; “The review will be conducted by a college of three independent reviewers elected amongst Council Delegates who had put themselves forward for the position following the closure of a legislative term; after 72 hours since the closure of a legislative term, Council Delegates shall, via a non-transferable vote, elect the reviewers; the three Delegates with the highest number of votes, where applicable, shall be the three occupying this position.”
Inserts the following text as a separate clause following clause 5, this new clause to be referenced further in this piece of legislation as ‘clause 6’; “The review will consist of an evaluation of the legislative contributions the legislator provided in the outgoing legislative term, to determine the activity of certain Delegates in Council activities.”
Inserts the following text as a separate clause following clause 6, this new clause to be referred to further in this piece of legislation as ‘clause 7’; “Legislative contributions are to be defined as the degree to which a Council Delegate has participated in the introduction and discussion of legislation, voted on Bills, Motions, and Treaties, and participated in any other activities held by the Council.”
Inserts the following text as a separate clause following clause 7, this new clause to be referred to further in this piece of legislation as ‘clause 8’; “The independent reviewers, following the review process, shall compile their ultimate recommendations regarding whether to remove or retain Delegates, and submit it as a report to the Consulate, who shall be able to remove legislators based on this report, while being obligated to provide any legislator justification in the case of their removal.”
Inserts the following text as a separate clause following clause 8; “Council Delegates reserve the right to submit Motions, to be voted on by the Council as a whole, that express disagreement with any choice taken by the Consulate regarding the Review process.”
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| L002 - Omnibus Council Legislative Reform and Reorganisation (Amendment) Act |
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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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