Create Senate power of relinquishment II
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<ic>To create Senate power of Relinquishment. To allow a senator to raise a motion to relinquish the territory they represent, or an Imperial Bourse position or National Bourse Position located in their territory. Any motion of relinquishment would require a Constitutional vote to pass and would be subject to a veto by the General Assembly, the Assembly of Nine, and by the National Assembly of the nation relinquishing the territory or resource (if it were not Imperial.)<br><br><i>Administrative Motion:</i></ic> | <ic>To create Senate power of Relinquishment. To allow a senator to raise a motion to relinquish the territory they represent, or an Imperial Bourse position or National Bourse Position located in their territory. Any motion of relinquishment would require a Constitutional vote to pass and would be subject to a veto by the General Assembly, the Assembly of Nine, and by the National Assembly of the nation relinquishing the territory or resource (if it were not Imperial.)<br><br><i>Administrative Motion:</i></ic> | ||
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Revision as of 14:53, 27 May 2018
To create Senate power of Relinquishment. To allow a senator to raise a motion to relinquish the territory they represent, or an Imperial Bourse position or National Bourse Position located in their territory. Any motion of relinquishment would require a Constitutional vote to pass and would be subject to a veto by the General Assembly, the Assembly of Nine, and by the National Assembly of the nation relinquishing the territory or resource (if it were not Imperial.)
Administrative Motion:
Administrative Motion:
Overview
- Requires Constitutional vote.
- Relates to this opportunity
- Passed with constitutional majority
Date
- Winter 381YE
Campaign Outcome
- The Senate power of relinquishment was created.
- See also this failed motion