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Bills for the 51th Cosa (18 in total)

    Published in Clark #1

    Statute

    WHEREAS Article XVIII.10 of the Organic Law, the so-called "Three Strikes" provision, was repealed and replaced by 43RZ33 and endorsed in referendum;

    and WHEREAS certain parts of El Lexhátx have not been updated accordingly yet;


    Be it enacted by the Cosâ and Senäts of Talossa in Ziu assembled that El Lexhátx E.13, which currently reads:
     

    13.1 Any citizen who reaches the age of 14 and fails to register and vote will begin accumulating “strikes” just like any other citizen who fails to vote, and will be subject to losing his citizenship (just like any other) when he accumulates three strikes; but his failure to register will not otherwise be taken as a renunciation of citizenship.
     


    shall be amended to read
     

    13.1 Any citizen who reaches the age of 14 and fails to register and vote shall fall under the provisions of Article XVIII.10 of the Organic Law; but his or her failure to register will not otherwise be taken as a renunciation of citizenship.

    Uréu q'estadra så: Miestrâ Schivâ - (MC-FreeDems)

    51th Cosâ, Clark #1 resultsAmendment?ZiuCosâSenäts
    BillTitle ResultPërContrâAbstainResultPërContrâAbstainResult
    RZ1The Post-Three-Strikes Tidy-Up ActNo (double majority needed)Pass16740Pass600Pass


    Cosâ vote result

    #NameProvincePartySeatsRZ1VOC
    317Béneditsch ArdpresteirMaricopaRUMP14--
    282Eovart XhorxhMaricopaRUMP15--
    412Erschéveþ (Ely) da SchirBenitoMRPT17PërYes
    505Iac MarscheirFlorenciàMRPT17PërYes
    174Ián da BitoûrCézembreRUMP15PërNo
    466Ian PlätschischMaritiimi-MaxhesticMRPT17PërYes
    277Litz CjantscheirCézembreRUMP14PërNo
    391Martì VataldestreçaCézembreMRPT17PërYes
    114Miestrâ SchivâFiovaFreeDems16PërYes
    315Munditenens (Dien) TrespletMaricopaFreeDems16PërYes
    61Mximo CarbonelFlorenciàREP4ContrâNo
    434Txosuè Éiric RôibeardescùCézembreHAT7PërYes
    187Viteu MarcianüsVuodeFreeDems16PërYes
    494Þon Txoteu É. DavinescuMaricopaMRPT15PërYes
    Number of Cosâ Members : 14

    Senäts vote result

    Province#NameRZ1
    Atatûrk432Sevastáin PinátschPër
    Cézembre260Glüc da DhiPër
    Florencià135Ma Conta la Mha-
    Maricopa140Cresti Matáiwos SiervicülPër
    Maritiimi-Maxhestic422Magniloqueu Épiqeu Ac’hlerglünä da LhiunPër
    Benito328Lüc da SchirPër
    Vuode254Éovart Grischun-
    Fiova96Gödafrïeu Válcadác'hPër
    Published in Clark #1

    Rejected by the Senäts

    WHEREAS, "The Glorious (but Unarmed) Royal Fleet Act" submitted by Robert Madison and Wes Erni officially created the Royal Talossan Navy on 30 November 1987, and


    WHEREAS, in July of 1998, former Prime Minister Chirisch Caveir re-established Talossa’s Navy by way of Prime Dictate, and


    WHEREAS, “The Naval Reorganization Act” (35RZ32) did little more than formally align the Armed Forces of the Kingdom of Talossa into the BUREAU OF THE NAVY and lay out a loose rank structure with little regard to the rich & deep history, heraldry, and tradition of the Armed Services community, now


    THEREFORE, the current body of Section I of the el Lexhatx shall be rescinded and replaced TEMPORARILY with: 


    “The Deputy Minister of the Interior for Defence shall, in consultation with the Admiral of the Fleet and with approval of the Interior Ministry, promulgate a code of military regulations to be known as the Uniform Code of Military Organization (UCMO) for the purpose of the organization, training and discipline of the Talossan Armed Forces. The UCMO shall reflect the professionalism of the Armed Forces of the Kingdom of Talossa as well as recognize the relations of our great nation’s place in retrospect to the other great nations and allied forces of the world.” 


    Upon the completion of the UMCO and it's approval as a functional base text of a modern military code by the Zui, Section I shall be updated and replaced with the new UMCO under the condition that it is codified and structured to align properly with the other Section of the el Lexhatx. The passage of this bill authorizes the development of UMCO, and establishes said Code's authority. 
     


    Uréu q'estadra så: Þon Txoteu É. Davinescu - (MC-MRPT)

    51th Cosâ, Clark #1 resultsAmendment?ZiuCosâSenäts
    BillTitle ResultPërContrâAbstainResultPërContrâAbstainResult
    RZ2The Naval Organization & Command Act - RevisedNo (double majority needed)Fail716832Pass123Fail


    Cosâ vote result

    #NameProvincePartySeatsRZ2VOC
    317Béneditsch ArdpresteirMaricopaRUMP14--
    282Eovart XhorxhMaricopaRUMP15--
    412Erschéveþ (Ely) da SchirBenitoMRPT17ContrâYes
    505Iac MarscheirFlorenciàMRPT17ContrâYes
    174Ián da BitoûrCézembreRUMP15PërNo
    466Ian PlätschischMaritiimi-MaxhesticMRPT17ContrâYes
    277Litz CjantscheirCézembreRUMP14PërNo
    391Martì VataldestreçaCézembreMRPT17ContrâYes
    114Miestrâ SchivâFiovaFreeDems16AbstainYes
    315Munditenens (Dien) TrespletMaricopaFreeDems16AbstainYes
    61Mximo CarbonelFlorenciàREP4PërNo
    434Txosuè Éiric RôibeardescùCézembreHAT7PërYes
    187Viteu MarcianüsVuodeFreeDems16PërYes
    494Þon Txoteu É. DavinescuMaricopaMRPT15PërYes
    Number of Cosâ Members : 14

    Senäts vote result

    Province#NameRZ2
    Atatûrk432Sevastáin PinátschPër
    Cézembre260Glüc da DhiContrâ
    Florencià135Ma Conta la Mha-
    Maricopa140Cresti Matáiwos SiervicülContrâ
    Maritiimi-Maxhestic422Magniloqueu Épiqeu Ac’hlerglünä da LhiunAbstain
    Benito328Lüc da SchirAbstain
    Vuode254Éovart Grischun-
    Fiova96Gödafrïeu Válcadác'hAbstain
    Published in Clark #1

    Statute

    WHEREAS It is the right of all persons to be free, and

    WHEREAS Government exists to protect that right, and

    WHEREAS Freedom is all too often taken away for no good reason, and

    WHEREAS When a crime has no ill effect on anyone besides the person who committed it, it should not be a crime, and

    WHEREAS By now you probably realize that I am indeed talking about marijuana, and

    WHEREAS I have never smoked and I never will, and

    WHEREAS That is a personal choice, and

    WHEREAS I should not make personal choices for people other than myself, and

    WHEREAS The government definitely shouldn't make personal choices for anyone, and

    WHEREAS I, or most people, have never been negatively impacted by someone else smoking marijuana, and

    WHEREAS There is more reason to ban alcohol or cigarettes due to negative externalities than marijuana, and everyone agrees we shouldn't ban those, and

    WHEREAS That is because when Prohibition was tried in the United States, it was an utter and spectacular failure that led to an increase in alcohol consumption and the rise of organized crime, and

    WHEREAS We learned this lesson with alcohol, but few have seemed to learn that drug cartels are fueled by drug control laws, and

    WHEREAS While drug laws don't succeed in stopping people from doing drugs or in stopping drug cartels, they do succeed in imprisoning thousands of people who didn't hurt anyone besides themselves, and in ensuring that now they will be unable to find a job after their release thanks to their criminal record, if you count that as success, which most people wouldn't, and

    WHEREAS Even if you overlook the huge moral quandary that arises, it is still a huge waste of money, since the government has to pay to enforce the laws and imprison all of these people, and

    WHEREAS That's not even considering all of the productivity lost when people are sitting around in jail for no good reason and then still can't work after their release, and 


    WHEREAS I started this string of whereases with high-minded language about liberty for multiple reasons, and

    WHEREAS One reason was to show that support for cannabis legalization can be defended from base principles, and that not everyone who thinks it should be legalized is a stoner, and

    WHEREAS Another reason is to show that you don't have to be "socially liberal" in the macro-political world to support this cause, and

    WHEREAS It's not really a secret that I am generally more conservative in macro-politics than most Talossan citizens, and

    WHEREAS Nonetheless I still strongly support cannabis legalization, and

    WHEREAS Our Giant Friendly Neighbor continues to move in the right direction on this issue, and

    WHEREAS Let's give them a nudge


    THEREFORE subsection A.1.6, which currently reads:
     

    1.6. Chapter 961 Controlled Substances
     

    is amended to read:

    1.6 Chapter 961 Controlled Substances, subject to A.1.6.1

    1.6.1 The possession, cultivation, manufacture, import, transport, export, and use of cannabis and related paraphernalia, medical or otherwise, shall be legal for all persons of at least eighteen years of age within the Kingdom of Talossa.  The possession, cultivation, manufacture, import, transport, export, and use of medical cannabis and related medical paraphernalia shall be legal for all within the Kingdom of Talossa.

    1.6.1.1 "Medical cannabis" shall be defined as cannabis prescribed by a licensed medical doctor to treat a malady.  

    1.6.1.2 If any person of at least eighteen years of age facilitates or otherwise encourages the non-medical possession, cultivation, manufacture, import, transport, export, or use of cannabis or related paraphernalia by any person under the age of eighteen, he or she shall be charged with a Class A misdemeanor.

    1.6.1.3 A person under eighteen years of age shall only be penalized for the non-medical possession, cultivation, manufacture, import, transport, export, or use of cannabis or related paraphernalia, or the facilitation or other encouragement of the same by another person under the age of eighteen, if apprehended in flagrante delicto. In that case, the apprehending officer shall seize and destroy the contraband, and tell that person that "using cannabis other than for medical reasons is very bad for your health."  No criminal charge nor entry on a criminal record shall be made under this provision. 

    Uréu q'estadra så:

    51th Cosâ, Clark #1 resultsAmendment?ZiuCosâSenäts
    BillTitle ResultPërContrâAbstainResultPërContrâAbstainResult
    RZ3The 110100100 ActNo (double majority needed)Pass1151442Pass600Pass


    Cosâ vote result

    #NameProvincePartySeatsRZ3VOC
    317Béneditsch ArdpresteirMaricopaRUMP14--
    282Eovart XhorxhMaricopaRUMP15--
    412Erschéveþ (Ely) da SchirBenitoMRPT17PërYes
    505Iac MarscheirFlorenciàMRPT17PërYes
    174Ián da BitoûrCézembreRUMP15AbstainNo
    466Ian PlätschischMaritiimi-MaxhesticMRPT17PërYes
    277Litz CjantscheirCézembreRUMP14ContrâNo
    391Martì VataldestreçaCézembreMRPT17PërYes
    114Miestrâ SchivâFiovaFreeDems16AbstainYes
    315Munditenens (Dien) TrespletMaricopaFreeDems16PërYes
    61Mximo CarbonelFlorenciàREP4AbstainNo
    434Txosuè Éiric RôibeardescùCézembreHAT7AbstainYes
    187Viteu MarcianüsVuodeFreeDems16PërYes
    494Þon Txoteu É. DavinescuMaricopaMRPT15PërYes
    Number of Cosâ Members : 14

    Senäts vote result

    Province#NameRZ3
    Atatûrk432Sevastáin PinátschPër
    Cézembre260Glüc da DhiPër
    Florencià135Ma Conta la Mha-
    Maricopa140Cresti Matáiwos SiervicülPër
    Maritiimi-Maxhestic422Magniloqueu Épiqeu Ac’hlerglünä da LhiunPër
    Benito328Lüc da SchirPër
    Vuode254Éovart Grischun-
    Fiova96Gödafrïeu Válcadác'hPër
    Published in Clark #1

    Statute

    Whereas according to El Lexhatx immigrants from "all nations in Africa north of the Equator not listed elsewhere" are assigned to Benito, and

    Whereas according to El Lexhatx immigrants from "all nations in Africa north of the Equator not listed elsewhere" are assigned to Fiôvâ, and

    Whereas this appears to be a mistake, and

    Whereas the island nations of eastern Africa go unmentioned, and

    Whereas if we need to make a change anyway, we might as well explicitly mention them, and

    Whereas in the summary of the Catchment Area Reform Act by the author it is mentioned that "10. Southern Africa goes to Fiova", now 


    Therefore Lex.E.7.11., which currently reads:

    "7.11. FIOVA PROVINCE. Talossan citizens living in the following areas shall be assigned to Fiova Province: the nations of Australia, New Zealand, all Oceanian nations, all Asian nations not listed elsewhere, Brazil, South Africa, Madagascar, Lesotho, Swaziland, Mozambique, Zambia, Zimbabwe, Botswana, Namibia, Malawi, Angola, and all nations in Africa north of the Equator not listed elsewhere, and all nations of the world not included elsewhere."

    shall be amended to read:

    "7.11. FIOVA PROVINCE. Talossan citizens living in the following areas shall be assigned to Fiova Province: the nations of Australia, New Zealand, all Oceanian nations, all Asian nations not listed elsewhere, Brazil, South Africa, Madagascar, Mauritius, the Comoros, Seychelles, Lesotho, Swaziland, Mozambique, Zambia, Zimbabwe, Botswana, Namibia, Malawi, Angola, and all nations in Africa south of the Equator not listed elsewhere, and all nations of the world not included elsewhere."


    Uréu q'estadra så: Glüc da Dhi - (Senator, Cézembre)

    51th Cosâ, Clark #1 resultsAmendment?ZiuCosâSenäts
    BillTitle ResultPërContrâAbstainResultPërContrâAbstainResult
    RZ4The It's gonna take a lot to drag me awaaaaaay from you ActNo (double majority needed)Pass160011Pass501Pass


    Cosâ vote result

    #NameProvincePartySeatsRZ4VOC
    317Béneditsch ArdpresteirMaricopaRUMP14--
    282Eovart XhorxhMaricopaRUMP15--
    412Erschéveþ (Ely) da SchirBenitoMRPT17PërYes
    505Iac MarscheirFlorenciàMRPT17PërYes
    174Ián da BitoûrCézembreRUMP15PërNo
    466Ian PlätschischMaritiimi-MaxhesticMRPT17PërYes
    277Litz CjantscheirCézembreRUMP14PërNo
    391Martì VataldestreçaCézembreMRPT17PërYes
    114Miestrâ SchivâFiovaFreeDems16PërYes
    315Munditenens (Dien) TrespletMaricopaFreeDems16PërYes
    61Mximo CarbonelFlorenciàREP4AbstainNo
    434Txosuè Éiric RôibeardescùCézembreHAT7AbstainYes
    187Viteu MarcianüsVuodeFreeDems16PërYes
    494Þon Txoteu É. DavinescuMaricopaMRPT15PërYes
    Number of Cosâ Members : 14

    Senäts vote result

    Province#NameRZ4
    Atatûrk432Sevastáin PinátschPër
    Cézembre260Glüc da DhiPër
    Florencià135Ma Conta la Mha-
    Maricopa140Cresti Matáiwos SiervicülPër
    Maritiimi-Maxhestic422Magniloqueu Épiqeu Ac’hlerglünä da LhiunPër
    Benito328Lüc da SchirPër
    Vuode254Éovart Grischun-
    Fiova96Gödafrïeu Válcadác'hAbstain
    Published in Clark #2

    Statute

    WHEREAS, as per Lex.D.2.1.5,

    2.1.5. The Seneschal (or, if the Seneschal is not a Member of the Cosa, an MC designated by the Seneschal) shall be required to submit to the Ziu, in time for consideration by the second Clark of the Cosa, a government bill approved by the whole Cabinet which shall contain the following:
    2.1.5.1. a detailed budget listing all planned expenses of the State through the current Cosa, specifying the amounts to be requisitioned for each Cabinet Ministry or Officer of the Royal Household and the purpose of each such expense;
    2.1.5.2. any amount of the Treasury to be set aside for investment as directed by the Finance Minister and the investment policy that will be pursued;
    2.1.5.3. the total amount in louise of any planned currency minting and printing, and postage issuance to be executed by the Royal Bank & Post during the term of the current Cosa.
    2.1.5.4. the total amount in louise of any planned donations proposed to be requested from Talossan citizens towards the upkeep of the State. This section shall not entitle any budget to impose compulsory taxation or mandatory donations of any kind.

    WHEREAS the Organic Law directs that each government submit a budget by the second Clark of their Cosa term, and

    WHEREAS this bill has been approved by all members of the Cabinet; so

    A. Financial Report

    THEREFORE, His Majesty's Government reports the following financial report and balance sheet to the Ziu, as certified by the Burgermeister of Inland Revenue on 5 Nov 2017:

    Funds:
    $891.13 Kingdom of Talossa savings account, held in trust by Burgermeister of Inland Revenue Istefan Perþonest.
    $110.33 Kingdom of Talossa PayPal account for online transactions (stamps@kingdomoftalossa.net).

    Non-cash assets:
    $236.00 Nominal value of 592 0¤20 stamps in circulation
    $954.00 Nominal value of 1,923 unsold 0¤20 stamps held by Burgermeister of Inland Revenue
    $555.00 Nominal value of 74 ℓ5 coins in circulation (including free replacements for lost)
    $1,942.50 Nominal value of 259 unsold ℓ5 coins held by Burgermeister of Inland Revenue

    Printing & Minting:
    ℓ1,665 ($2,497.50 USD) Production of 333 ℓ5 coins.

    Changes to total treasury balance since Feb 26, 2017:
    $2,043.25 Combined funds balance Feb 26, 2017

    -$1,131.74 Purchase of minted coins

    $52.94 Party fees and included donations
    -$0.89 PayPal fees on party fees/donations

    $8.00 Sale of stamps plus shipping charges
    -$0.45 PayPal fees on stamp sales

    $320.15 Sale of coins plus shipping charges
    -$20.28 PayPal fees on coin sales
    -$25.41 Shipping costs paid on stamps/coins

    -$25.00 Reimbursement of foreign relations expenditure

    -$220.03 Reimbursement for website hosting/domain name fees

    $0.92 Interest earned on bank account

    $1,001.46 Combined funds balance Nov 5, 2017

    FURTHERMORE, the current value of the Louis is 1.50 USD, 1.91 CAD, 1.27 EUR, 1.13 GBP, 1.47 CHF, 1.97 AUD, 2.18 NZD, 166.80 JPY, 9.88 RMB, 20.83 SAR, 27.98 MXN, 1626 KRW.

    B. Appropriations Request

    FURTHERMORE, His Majesty's Government hereby submits to the Ziu a request for the appropriation of funds from the Royal Treasury totaling 261¤32 ($392.30 USD) for the specific purposes and subject to restrictions as outlined herein:

    INTERIOR
    Talossaid - 16¤40 ($25)

    STUFF
    Webhosting reimbursements for the 50th Cosa - 60¤59 ($91.48)
    Webhosting costs 51st Cosa - 163¤53 ($245.82)

    MISCELLANEOUS
    Miscellaneous expenses - ℓ20 ($30)

    Total: -261¤32 (-$392.30)

    FURTHERMORE, notwithstanding the above allocations, no funds shall be disbursed without a notice of disbursement having first been transmitted to the Ziu at least fourteen days prior to the disbursement, except that disbursements solely for the purpose of postage may be made with no less than 24 hours notice. Notices shall contain details of the purchase and a cost estimate for the purchase, or the total amount paid if seeking funds for reimbursement. Copies of receipts and/or invoices will be provided upon request to Members of the Ziu.

    FURTHERMORE, any funds allocated by this section shall be retained in the central fund by the Burgermeister of Inland Revenue until such time as they are disbursed. Funds not disbursed prior to the end of the government term shall remain in the central fund.

    C. Fundraiser, Minting, and Other Authorizations

    FURTHERMORE, the Minister of Finance, or his appointed deputy shall undertake to create manage and promote a voluntary fundraising campaign to the citizens of Talossa and other interested parties over the course of the term. The targeted amount for the campaign shall be ℓ200 ($300) in accordance with the direction of Lex.D.2.1.5.4. The proceeds of seigniorage, sales of stamps, TalossaWare proceeds, and other contributions shall be included in this total except as provided elsewhere. The expected income for the term is as follows:

    Election fees for the 52nd Cosa General Elections - 33¤20 ($50)
    Proceedings of sales (Coins/Stamps/Talossaware) - 66¤40 ($100)
    Donations to the Kingdom: 83¤20 ($125)
    Donations to TalossAID: 16¤40($25)

    Total: +ℓ200 (+$300)

    D. Investment Policy

    FURTHERMORE, His Majesty’s Government hereby directs the Burgermeister of Inland Revenue to continue to invest all held funds into an interest-bearing savings account.


    Uréu q'estadra så:

    51th Cosâ, Clark #2 resultsAmendment?ZiuCosâSenäts
    BillTitle ResultPërContrâAbstainResultPërContrâAbstainResult
    RZ551st Cosa Budget ActNo (double majority needed)Pass154015Pass700Pass


    Cosâ vote result

    #NameProvincePartySeatsRZ5VOC
    317Béneditsch ArdpresteirMaricopaRUMP14PërNo
    282Eovart XhorxhMaricopaRUMP15PërYes
    412Erschéveþ (Ely) da SchirBenitoMRPT17PërYes
    505Iac MarscheirFlorenciàMRPT17PërYes
    174Ián da BitoûrCézembreRUMP15AbstainYes
    466Ian PlätschischMaritiimi-MaxhesticMRPT17PërYes
    277Litz CjantscheirCézembreRUMP14--
    391Martì VataldestreçaCézembreMRPT17--
    114Miestrâ SchivâFiovaFreeDems16PërYes
    315Munditenens (Dien) TrespletMaricopaFreeDems16PërYes
    61Mximo CarbonelFlorenciàREP4PërNo
    434Txosuè Éiric RôibeardescùCézembreHAT7PërYes
    187Viteu MarcianüsVuodeFreeDems16PërYes
    494Þon Txoteu É. DavinescuMaricopaMRPT15PërYes
    Number of Cosâ Members : 14

    Senäts vote result

    Province#NameRZ5
    Atatûrk432Sevastáin PinátschPër
    Cézembre260Glüc da DhiPër
    Florencià135Ma Conta la MhaPër
    Maricopa140Cresti Matáiwos SiervicülPër
    Maritiimi-Maxhestic422Magniloqueu Épiqeu Ac’hlerglünä da LhiunPër
    Benito328Lüc da SchirPër
    Vuode254Éovart GrischunPër
    Fiova96Gödafrïeu Válcadác'h-
    Published in Clark #2

    Rejected by the Senäts

    WHEREAS minor orthographical errors in proposed bills always happen, and are not always caught in time; and,
    WHEREAS nobody wants to draw up a bill just to fix tiny orthographical errors, so that they just remain as such in our bodies of law; and,
    WHEREAS the law currently allows for Scribes to propose changes to laws only during them being in the Clark, and at least seven days before voting upon it is finalised, which is not feasible; and,
    WHEREAS we want our bodies of law to look and be consistent; now

    THEREFORE be it enacted by the Ziu that Title C, Section 1, Subsection 2, Subsubsection 3 of the Lexhatx (Lexh.C.1.2.3.) and onward, which currently reads:

    1.2.3 If the Scribe, or their deputy(s), finds an error in the formatting, grammar, or spelling of a bill which is currently in the Clark, or is alerted of same, they shall work with the sponsor of the bill to fix said error(s). (48RZ22)
    1.2.3.1 The Scribe, or their deputy(s), shall publicize any proposed changes to a bill, with the approval of the author. The changes are deemed to have been implemented after they have been public for seven days, unless the changes are disallowed by the conditions of C.1.2.3.2 (48RZ22)
    1.2.3.2 If, before the proposed changes are implemented, a petition of MCs representing at least 1/3 of the seats in the Cosa, or a petition of at least 1/3 of the Senators, goes before the Scribe in protest of the proposed changes to a bill, the changes cannot be implemented. (48RZ22)
    1.2.3.3 (48RZ22)
    1.2.3.4 (48RZ22)

    shall forthwith be replaced with the following text, and thus read as follows:

    1.2.3. The Scribe of Abbavilla is tasked with maintaining uniform, and consistent Bodies of Law as to their orthography, and typography. To achieve this, the Scribe is empowered to unilaterally:
    1.2.3.1. change any instances of the letters ‘a’ or ‘â’ (A with Circumflex) in feminine nouns or feminine adjectives of Talossan origin, or words derived from such feminine Talossan nouns or adjectives, to the letter ‘ă’ (A with Breve),
    1.2.3.2. change any instances of U.S. American orthography found within a statute to reflect the British orthographical standard, such that, e.g. the word ‘misdemeanor’ is respelt as ‘misdemeanour’,
    1.2.3.3. change any instances of quotations that use the ambidextrous single quote, also known as typewriter single quote ('), with curved single quotation marks (‘…’),
    1.2.3.4. change any instances of quotations that use the ambidextrous double quote, also known as the typewriter double quote ("), with curved double quotation marks (“…”),
    1.2.3.5. rectify any obvious orthographical or typographical errors, if these do not change the sense of the word in question.


    Uréu q'estadra så: Magniloqueu Épiqeu Ac’hlerglünä da Lhiun - Scribe of Abbavilla; Senator (MM)

    51th Cosâ, Clark #2 resultsAmendment?ZiuCosâSenäts
    BillTitle ResultPërContrâAbstainResultPërContrâAbstainResult
    RZ6Scribery Sweeping Powers ActNo (double majority needed)Fail107620Pass331Fail


    Cosâ vote result

    #NameProvincePartySeatsRZ6VOC
    317Béneditsch ArdpresteirMaricopaRUMP14ContrâNo
    282Eovart XhorxhMaricopaRUMP15PërYes
    412Erschéveþ (Ely) da SchirBenitoMRPT17PërYes
    505Iac MarscheirFlorenciàMRPT17PërYes
    174Ián da BitoûrCézembreRUMP15PërYes
    466Ian PlätschischMaritiimi-MaxhesticMRPT17PërYes
    277Litz CjantscheirCézembreRUMP14--
    391Martì VataldestreçaCézembreMRPT17--
    114Miestrâ SchivâFiovaFreeDems16ContrâYes
    315Munditenens (Dien) TrespletMaricopaFreeDems16ContrâYes
    61Mximo CarbonelFlorenciàREP4PërNo
    434Txosuè Éiric RôibeardescùCézembreHAT7PërYes
    187Viteu MarcianüsVuodeFreeDems16ContrâYes
    494Þon Txoteu É. DavinescuMaricopaMRPT15PërYes
    Number of Cosâ Members : 14

    Senäts vote result

    Province#NameRZ6
    Atatûrk432Sevastáin PinátschPër
    Cézembre260Glüc da DhiContrâ
    Florencià135Ma Conta la MhaContrâ
    Maricopa140Cresti Matáiwos SiervicülContrâ
    Maritiimi-Maxhestic422Magniloqueu Épiqeu Ac’hlerglünä da LhiunPër
    Benito328Lüc da SchirPër
    Vuode254Éovart GrischunAbstain
    Fiova96Gödafrïeu Válcadác'h-
    Published in Clark #2

    Rejected by the Senäts

    WHEREAS minor orthographical errors in proposed amendments always happen, and are not always caught in time; and,
    WHEREAS nobody wants to draw up an amendment just to fix tiny orthographical errors, so that they just remain as such in our bodies of law; and,
    WHEREAS amending the Organic Law is already a pain in itself, and going through an amendment process merely because of an ortho- or typographical error is more than just a hassle; and,
    WHEREAS the law currently allows for Scribes to propose changes to laws only during them being in the Clark, and at least seven days before voting upon it is finalised, which is not feasible; and,
    WHEREAS we want our bodies of law to look and be consistent; and,
    WHEREAS a Scribery SwEEping Powers Act for the Lexhatx was recently Hoppered, and the Organic Law should not come short; now

    THEREFORE be it enacted by the Ziu that Article XV of the Organic Law be amended, so that a new Section 7 be added unto it, to read:

    The Scribe of Abbavilla is empowered to make orthographical and typographical changes within the Organic Law, in order to achieve and maintain its orthographical, and typographical uniformity. Changes to words must not alter the sense or meaning of words, nor the spirit of the law. Any changes to the Organic Law done under this provision must be summarised and reported to the Ziu. The Ziu may describe the nature of such permitted changes within the Lexhatx.

    FURTHERMORE, this Amendment shall only be commended to the Citizenry in a Referendum to change the Organic Law in the next General Elections, if the Scribery Sweeping Powers Act is passed by the Ziu, and becomes a valid statute.


    Uréu q'estadra så: Magniloqueu Épiqeu Ac’hlerglünä da Lhiun - Scribe of Abbavilla; Senator (MM)

    51th Cosâ, Clark #2 resultsAmendment?ZiuCosâSenäts
    BillTitle ResultPërContrâAbstainResultPërContrâAbstainResult
    RZ7Scribery Swooping Powers AmendmentYes (2/3 Cosa needed, Majority Senäts)Fail107620Fail331Fail


    Cosâ vote result

    #NameProvincePartySeatsRZ7VOC
    317Béneditsch ArdpresteirMaricopaRUMP14ContrâNo
    282Eovart XhorxhMaricopaRUMP15PërYes
    412Erschéveþ (Ely) da SchirBenitoMRPT17PërYes
    505Iac MarscheirFlorenciàMRPT17PërYes
    174Ián da BitoûrCézembreRUMP15PërYes
    466Ian PlätschischMaritiimi-MaxhesticMRPT17PërYes
    277Litz CjantscheirCézembreRUMP14--
    391Martì VataldestreçaCézembreMRPT17--
    114Miestrâ SchivâFiovaFreeDems16ContrâYes
    315Munditenens (Dien) TrespletMaricopaFreeDems16ContrâYes
    61Mximo CarbonelFlorenciàREP4PërNo
    434Txosuè Éiric RôibeardescùCézembreHAT7PërYes
    187Viteu MarcianüsVuodeFreeDems16ContrâYes
    494Þon Txoteu É. DavinescuMaricopaMRPT15PërYes
    Number of Cosâ Members : 14

    Senäts vote result

    Province#NameRZ7
    Atatûrk432Sevastáin PinátschPër
    Cézembre260Glüc da DhiContrâ
    Florencià135Ma Conta la MhaContrâ
    Maricopa140Cresti Matáiwos SiervicülContrâ
    Maritiimi-Maxhestic422Magniloqueu Épiqeu Ac’hlerglünä da LhiunPër
    Benito328Lüc da SchirPër
    Vuode254Éovart GrischunAbstain
    Fiova96Gödafrïeu Válcadác'h-
    Published in Clark #3

    Rejected by the Cosâ

    WHEREAS The King derives his power from the people, and

    WHEREAS There is currently no mechanism to hold the King accountable to the people except when he outright breaks the law, and

    WHEREAS The procedure for removing the King even in that instance is more difficult that simply passing an amendment to change the monarch or get rid of the monarchy altogether, and

    WHEREAS That's weird, and

    WHEREAS 
    If the King proves inept, even if he hasn't done anything illegal, the citizens must have some method to replace him, and

    WHEREAS It should still be more difficult to remove the King when he hasn't done anything illegal than when he has


    THEREFORE Section 7 of of Article III, which currently reads;

     

    In dire circumstances, when the King is judged by competent medical authority to be incapable of executing his duties, or if he is convicted by the Talossan Uppermost Cort of violation of the Organic Law, treason, bribery or other high crimes, the nation may remove the King from the Throne. The Cosâ shall pronounce by a two-thirds vote, with the approval of the Senäts, that the King is to be deposed, and this pronouncement shall immediately be transmitted to the people for their verdict in a referendum. If a two-thirds majority of the people concur, the King is considered deposed and the succession occurs according to Section 4, above.
     

    is amended to read;
     

    In dire circumstances, when the King is judged by competent medical authority to be incapable of executing his duties, or if he is convicted by the Talossan Uppermost Cort of violation of the Organic Law, treason, bribery or other high crimes, the nation may remove the King from the Throne. The Cosâ shall pronounce by a three-fifths vote, with the approval of the Senäts, that the King is to be deposed, and this pronouncement shall immediately be transmitted to the people for their verdict in a referendum. If three-fifths of the people concur, the King is considered deposed and the succession occurs according to Section 4, above.  At any other time, a three-fifths majority of the Cosâ, with the approval of the Senäts, may resolve to depose the King, and a referendum to this effect shall be put to the people in a referendum occurring during the next General Election.  If three-fifths of the people vote to depose the King, in the session of the Ziu immediately following, the Ziu may, as above, again resolve to depose the King, and a referendum to this effect shall again be put to the people in a referendum occurring no later than the next General Election.  If three-fifths of the people again vote to depose the King, the King is considered deposed and the succession occurs according to Section 4, above.

    Uréu q'estadra så: Ian Plätschisch - (MC-MRPT)

    51th Cosâ, Clark #3 resultsAmendment?ZiuCosâSenäts
    BillTitle ResultPërContrâAbstainResultPërContrâAbstainResult
    RZ8The Protracted Simulated Coup AmendmentYes (2/3 Cosa needed, Majority Senäts)Fail661064Fail440Fail


    Cosâ vote result

    #NameProvincePartySeatsRZ8VOC
    254Éovart GrischunVuodeRUMP16ContrâNo
    282Eovart XhorxhMaricopaRUMP14ContrâNo
    412Erschéveþ (Ely) da SchirBenitoMRPT17PërYes
    505Iac MarscheirFlorenciàMRPT17PërYes
    174Ián da BitoûrCézembreRUMP14ContrâNo
    466Ian PlätschischMaritiimi-MaxhesticMRPT17PërYes
    277Litz CjantscheirCézembreRUMP14ContrâNo
    391Martì VataldestreçaCézembreMRPT17--
    114Miestrâ SchivâFiovaFreeDems16ContrâYes
    315Munditenens (Dien) TrespletMaricopaFreeDems16ContrâYes
    61Mximo CarbonelFlorenciàREP4AbstainNo
    434Txosuè Éiric RôibeardescùCézembreHAT7--
    187Viteu MarcianüsVuodeFreeDems16ContrâYes
    494Þon Txoteu É. DavinescuMaricopaMRPT15PërYes
    Number of Cosâ Members : 14

    Senäts vote result

    Province#NameRZ8
    Atatûrk432Sevastáin PinátschPër
    Cézembre260Glüc da DhiPër
    Florencià135Ma Conta la MhaContrâ
    Maricopa140Cresti Matáiwos SiervicülContrâ
    Maritiimi-Maxhestic422Magniloqueu Épiqeu Ac’hlerglünä da LhiunPër
    Benito328Lüc da SchirPër
    Vuode148Trotxâ BetiñéirContrâ
    Fiova96Gödafrïeu Válcadác'hContrâ
    Published in Clark #3

    Statute

    WHEREAS The Council of Governors has done nothing for at least the past two years, and probably has done nothing for far longer than that, and

    WHEREAS That might be because no one is actually responsible for getting it going, and 

    WHEREAS That is probably also because many provincial executives are not very active, and

    WHEREAS The Council could be a useful tool for finding ways to increase activity, and it is a shame that it never meets


    THEREFORE Lex.D.9, which currently reads
     

    9. The Ziu authorises the formation of a Council of Governors (el Cußéglh del Governadéirs in Talossan, abbreviated CG) to be comprised of each provincial leader, whether he or she is called "Governor" or not. The Council will hold meetings at its own discretion, or at the request of any one of the Governors/Provincial Leaders. (31RZ29)

    9.1. The rules and regulations of this Council may be decided by the Council itself at a founders' meeting. The Council may only operate within the bounds of the Organic Law. The Council will meet to begin designing a constitution or other set of rules for self-governance.

    9.2. The Ziu also hereby authorises the creation of the position of Governor-General of Talossa, who shall be the leader of the Council of Governors, chosen by a majority of the Council members (who are the collective governors and provinical leader of Talossa). In matters provincial, the Governor-General shall serve as a liaison to the Government of Talossa, to serve at the behest of the Council of Governors. (32RZ10)
     

    is amended to read
     

    9. The Ziu authorises the formation of a Council of Governors (el Cußéglh del Governadéirs in Talossan, abbreviated CG) to be comprised of each provincial executive, whether he or she is called "Governor" or not.

    9.1. The Minister of the Interior shall call the Council into order no later than the first day of the first Clark of each Cosa term. Each provincial executive shall accept his or her seat in the Council no later than the last day of that Clark.

    9.1.1. If the executive of a province does not accept his or her seat by the specified time, the Minister of the Interior may appoint a resident of that province to the Council, who shall serve until the executive of that province accepts his or her seat. The Minister of the Interior shall not appoint him or herself to the Council in this manner.

    9.2. The Council shall meet and operate under rules of its own design.

    9.3. The Governor-General of Talossa shall be the leader of the Council, chosen by a majority of the Council members (who are the collective governors and provincial leaders of Talossa). In matters provincial, the Governor-General shall serve as a liaison to the Government of Talossa, to serve at the behest of the Council of Governors. (32RZ10)

    9.4. If a member of the Council ceases to be a provincial executive, he or she shall immediately lose his or her seat in the Council. The new executive of the province shall have one month to accept his or her seat in the Council, after which the Minister of the Interior may appoint a resident of that province to the Council, who shall serve until the new provincial executive accepts his or her seat.

    9.5. If a province is without an executive, the Minister of the Interior may appoint a resident of that province to the Council, who shall serve until the province elects an executive and that executive accepts his or her seat.

    Uréu q'estadra så: Ian Plätschisch - (Minister of the Interior, MC-MRPT)

    51th Cosâ, Clark #3 resultsAmendment?ZiuCosâSenäts
    BillTitle ResultPërContrâAbstainResultPërContrâAbstainResult
    RZ9The Council of Governors Resuscitation ActNo (double majority needed)Pass142304Pass800Pass


    Cosâ vote result

    #NameProvincePartySeatsRZ9VOC
    254Éovart GrischunVuodeRUMP16ContrâNo
    282Eovart XhorxhMaricopaRUMP14ContrâNo
    412Erschéveþ (Ely) da SchirBenitoMRPT17PërYes
    505Iac MarscheirFlorenciàMRPT17PërYes
    174Ián da BitoûrCézembreRUMP14PërNo
    466Ian PlätschischMaritiimi-MaxhesticMRPT17PërYes
    277Litz CjantscheirCézembreRUMP14PërNo
    391Martì VataldestreçaCézembreMRPT17--
    114Miestrâ SchivâFiovaFreeDems16PërYes
    315Munditenens (Dien) TrespletMaricopaFreeDems16PërYes
    61Mximo CarbonelFlorenciàREP4AbstainNo
    434Txosuè Éiric RôibeardescùCézembreHAT7--
    187Viteu MarcianüsVuodeFreeDems16PërYes
    494Þon Txoteu É. DavinescuMaricopaMRPT15PërYes
    Number of Cosâ Members : 14

    Senäts vote result

    Province#NameRZ9
    Atatûrk432Sevastáin PinátschPër
    Cézembre260Glüc da DhiPër
    Florencià135Ma Conta la MhaPër
    Maricopa140Cresti Matáiwos SiervicülPër
    Maritiimi-Maxhestic422Magniloqueu Épiqeu Ac’hlerglünä da LhiunPër
    Benito328Lüc da SchirPër
    Vuode148Trotxâ BetiñéirPër
    Fiova96Gödafrïeu Válcadác'hPër
    Published in Clark #3

    Statute

    WHEREAS The powers of the Interior Ministry are listed in three different sections of Title D of el Lexhatx, and

    WHEREAS These sections often repeat what the other sections say, and

    WHEREAS The Interior Ministry's organization has long been a matter of some mystery, and

    WHEREAS That ends today (or whenever all of the wiki pages are updated)



    THEREFORE Lex.D.2.3, which currently reads:

     

    2.3 The Interior Minister, who shall combine the roles of Defence and Immigration Minister as set forth in Organic Law XII.4 and XII.5, and shall head the following Bureaus. The Minister may appoint Deputy Ministers to be in charge of each Büreu, and the Civil Service Commission may appoint Permanent Secretaries to each Büreu, to work under the direction of the Minister and any Deputy Ministries. (47RZ8)

    a) El Büreu dels Afáes Înphätseschti (Bureau of Home Affairs) which shall be responsible for the order and well-being of the homeland and its environs. This Bureau shall provide a public presence in or near the Greater Talossan Area, shall assist in the organization of Living Cosâs, shall provide governmental assistance to the organizers of an annual TalossaFest celebration, and to all citizens making the Haxh, and shall take care to guide the Seneschal and other ministers in ever maintaining the connection and bond of Talossans worldwide to their homeland. (47RZ8)

    b) The Büreu dels Afáes Cestoûreschti (Bureau of Cestour Affairs), led by the 'Piaçatéir Naziunál' and assisted by bureaucrats known as C'huescoûrs (or "Binkies"), who shall see to it that the interests of Cestours within the homeland receive the proper attention of the government. (47RZ8)

    c) El Büreu dal Zefençù (Ministry of Defence), which shall marshal and provide the Invincible Moral Support of the nation to the good and right side of any international conflict, as determined by the government, conveying to the combatants our proud "we would stand with you, but it's safer to stand behind you" stance. (47RZ8)

    c) i) No action of the Minister or the Bureau of Defence shall infringe on the King's organic role as Leader of the Armed Forces. (47RZ8)

    d) El Büreu dàl Înmigraziun (the Bureau of Immigration), which shall be responsible for the execution of the nation's laws appertaining to immigration of new citizens into the realm. This Ministry shall work closely with the Chancery and its Bureau of the Census to ensure that all incoming citizens are properly processed through immigration as provided by law. (47RZ8)

    2.3.1. The Interior Minister shall also be the liaison between the Kingdom Government and the provincial governments. (47RZ8)
     

    is amended to read:
     

    2.3 The Interior Minister (or, during times of war, the War Minister), who shall combine the roles of Defence and Immigration Minister as set forth in Organic Law XII.4 and XII.5, and shall head the following Bureaus. The Minister may appoint Deputy Ministers to be in charge of each Bureau, and the Civil Service Commission may appoint Permanent Secretaries to each Bureau, to work under the direction of the Minister and any Deputy Ministries. The Interior Minister shall also be the liaison between the Kingdom Government and the provincial governments.

    2.3.1 El Büreu dal Zefençù (Bureau of Defence), which shall marshal and provide the Invincible Moral Support of the nation to the good and right side of any international conflict, as determined by the government, conveying to the combatants our proud "we would stand with you, but it's safer to stand behind you" stance. The Interior Minister shall command the armed forces of the Kingdom during peacetime and during times of declared war, subservient in these duties only to the King in his majesty's organic role as Leader of the Armed Forces. As detailed in Title I, the Bureau of Defence shall include:

    2.3.1.1 The Talossan Royal Navy
    2.3.1.2 The Zouaves of the Royal Bodyguard
    2.3.1.3 The Primary Intelligence Group

    2.3.2 El Büreu dàl Înmigraziun (the Bureau of Immigration), which shall be responsible for the execution of the nation's laws appertaining to immigration of new citizens into the realm. This Ministry shall work closely with the Chancery and its Bureau of the Census to ensure that all incoming citizens are properly processed through immigration as provided by law.

    2.3.2.1 The New Citizens' Committee shall operate at the direction of the Bureau of Immigration

    2.3.3  El Büreu dels Afáes Înphätseschti (Bureau of Home Affairs) which shall be responsible for the order and well-being of the homeland and its environs. This Bureau shall provide a public presence in or near the Greater Talossan Area, shall assist in the organization of Living Cosâs, shall provide governmental assistance to the organizers of an annual TalossaFest celebration, and to all citizens making the Haxh, and shall take care to guide the Seneschal and other ministers in ever maintaining the connection and bond of Talossans worldwide to their homeland.

    2.3.3.1 The Bureau of Home Affairs shall include the Departamenteu dels Afáes Cestoûreschti (Department of Cestour Affairs), led by the 'Piaçatéir Naziunál' and assisted by bureaucrats known as C'huescoûrs (or "Binkies"), who shall see to it that the interests of Cestours within the homeland receive the proper attention of the government.
     


    FURTHERMORE Lex.D.2.4 and Lex.D.2.11, which read:
     

    2.4. The Interior Minister, heading the Ministry of Interior, who shall command the armed forces of the Kingdom during peacetime and during times of declared war, subservient in these duties only to the King in his majesty's organic role as Leader of the Armed Forces. During periods of war, the Interior Minister is to be referred to as "War Minister." The Ministrà dal Interior (Ministry of Interior) shall also marshal and provide the Invincible Moral Support of the nation to the good and right side of any international conflict, as determined by the government, conveying to the combatants our proud "we would stand with you, but it's safer to stand behind you" stance.
     
    2.11. The Minister of Interior, heading the Ministry of Interior, which shall be responsible for the execution of the nation's laws appertaining to immigration of new citizens into the realm. The Minister and other officers of the Ministrà dal Interior (Ministry of Interior ) shall work closely with the Chancery and its Bureau of the Census to ensure that all incoming citizens are properly processed through immigration as provided by law.
     

    are hereby repealed. The other sections of D.2 are renumbered accordingly

    FURTHERMORE Lex.I.1, which currently reads in part:
     

    1. The Ministry of Interior shall include: (47RZ8)

    1.1. The Büreu del Marì (Bureau of the Navy), led by the Amiral (Admiral),
     

    shall be amended to read in that part:
     

    1. The Bureau of Defence shall include:

    1.1 El Marì Rexhitál Talossán, or in English, The Talossan Royal Navy, led by the Amiral (Admiral)
     


    FURTHERMORE Lex.I.1.1.1, which currently reads:
     

    1.1.1. The Navy shall be officially known as El Marì Rexhitál Talossán, or in English, The Talossan Royal Navy.
     

    is hereby repealed and the other sections of I.1.1 are renumbered accordingly.


    Uréu q'estadra så: Ian Plätschisch - (Minister of the Interior)

    51th Cosâ, Clark #3 resultsAmendment?ZiuCosâSenäts
    BillTitle ResultPërContrâAbstainResultPërContrâAbstainResult
    RZ10The Consolidation of Interior Powers ActNo (double majority needed)Pass1114520Pass800Pass


    Cosâ vote result

    #NameProvincePartySeatsRZ10VOC
    254Éovart GrischunVuodeRUMP16ContrâNo
    282Eovart XhorxhMaricopaRUMP14ContrâNo
    412Erschéveþ (Ely) da SchirBenitoMRPT17PërYes
    505Iac MarscheirFlorenciàMRPT17PërYes
    174Ián da BitoûrCézembreRUMP14PërNo
    466Ian PlätschischMaritiimi-MaxhesticMRPT17PërYes
    277Litz CjantscheirCézembreRUMP14PërNo
    391Martì VataldestreçaCézembreMRPT17--
    114Miestrâ SchivâFiovaFreeDems16PërYes
    315Munditenens (Dien) TrespletMaricopaFreeDems16PërYes
    61Mximo CarbonelFlorenciàREP4AbstainNo
    434Txosuè Éiric RôibeardescùCézembreHAT7--
    187Viteu MarcianüsVuodeFreeDems16AbstainYes
    494Þon Txoteu É. DavinescuMaricopaMRPT15ContrâYes
    Number of Cosâ Members : 14

    Senäts vote result

    Province#NameRZ10
    Atatûrk432Sevastáin PinátschPër
    Cézembre260Glüc da DhiPër
    Florencià135Ma Conta la MhaPër
    Maricopa140Cresti Matáiwos SiervicülPër
    Maritiimi-Maxhestic422Magniloqueu Épiqeu Ac’hlerglünä da LhiunPër
    Benito328Lüc da SchirPër
    Vuode148Trotxâ BetiñéirPër
    Fiova96Gödafrïeu Válcadác'hPër
    Published in Clark #3

    Statute

    WHEREAS Lex.E.7.5 still references "Mussolini Province," and 

    WHEREAS That should be fixed


    THEREFORE Lex.E.7.5, which currently reads:
     

    7.5. BENITO PROVINCE. Talossan citizens living in the following areas shall be assigned to Mussolini Province: the Wisconsin counties of Waukesha, Jefferson, Dane, Marathon, Wood, Portage, Waupaca, Waushara, Winnebago, Marquette, Green Lake, Fond du Lac, Columbia, and Dodge. Overseas, the nations of Italy, San Marino, Vatican City, Switzerland, Liechtenstein, Austria, Spain, Portugal, Andorra, Slovenia, Croatia, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Hungary, Serbia, Montenegro, Kosovo, Macedonia, Albania, Greece, Romania, Bulgaria, Moldova and Cyprus; plus all nations in Africa north of the Equator not listed elsewhere.
     

    is amended to read:

     
    7.5. BENITO PROVINCE. Talossan citizens living in the following areas shall be assigned to Benito Province: the Wisconsin counties of Waukesha, Jefferson, Dane, Marathon, Wood, Portage, Waupaca, Waushara, Winnebago, Marquette, Green Lake, Fond du Lac, Columbia, and Dodge. Overseas, the nations of Italy, San Marino, Vatican City, Switzerland, Liechtenstein, Austria, Spain, Portugal, Andorra, Slovenia, Croatia, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Hungary, Serbia, Montenegro, Kosovo, Macedonia, Albania, Greece, Romania, Bulgaria, Moldova and Cyprus; plus all nations in Africa north of the Equator not listed elsewhere.

    Uréu q'estadra så: Ian Plätschisch - (MC-MRPT)

    51th Cosâ, Clark #3 resultsAmendment?ZiuCosâSenäts
    BillTitle ResultPërContrâAbstainResultPërContrâAbstainResult
    RZ11The E.7.5 Fix ActNo (double majority needed)Pass17204Pass800Pass


    Cosâ vote result

    #NameProvincePartySeatsRZ11VOC
    254Éovart GrischunVuodeRUMP16PërNo
    282Eovart XhorxhMaricopaRUMP14PërNo
    412Erschéveþ (Ely) da SchirBenitoMRPT17PërYes
    505Iac MarscheirFlorenciàMRPT17PërYes
    174Ián da BitoûrCézembreRUMP14PërNo
    466Ian PlätschischMaritiimi-MaxhesticMRPT17PërYes
    277Litz CjantscheirCézembreRUMP14PërNo
    391Martì VataldestreçaCézembreMRPT17--
    114Miestrâ SchivâFiovaFreeDems16PërYes
    315Munditenens (Dien) TrespletMaricopaFreeDems16PërYes
    61Mximo CarbonelFlorenciàREP4AbstainNo
    434Txosuè Éiric RôibeardescùCézembreHAT7--
    187Viteu MarcianüsVuodeFreeDems16PërYes
    494Þon Txoteu É. DavinescuMaricopaMRPT15PërYes
    Number of Cosâ Members : 14

    Senäts vote result

    Province#NameRZ11
    Atatûrk432Sevastáin PinátschPër
    Cézembre260Glüc da DhiPër
    Florencià135Ma Conta la MhaPër
    Maricopa140Cresti Matáiwos SiervicülPër
    Maritiimi-Maxhestic422Magniloqueu Épiqeu Ac’hlerglünä da LhiunPër
    Benito328Lüc da SchirPër
    Vuode148Trotxâ BetiñéirPër
    Fiova96Gödafrïeu Válcadác'hPër
    Published in Clark #3

    Rejected by the Senäts

    WHEREAS King Robert founded Talossa at the age of 14;
    and WHEREAS he was not "13 but really keen to get involved";
    and WHEREAS it is generally desirable that Talossa stay away from getting involved with people of 13 years of age or younger, given at least one major scandal of recent years;
    and WHEREAS this has been Free Democrats party policy for ages, and it's embarrassing not even having the debate on it yet:


    BE IT ENACTED by the King, Cosă and Senäts of Talossa in Ziu assembled that El Lexhátx E.1 shall be amended from:
     

    1. Prospective immigrants who will be age fourteen or older by the next regularly scheduled Balloting Day shall be directed to the Minister of Interior. The Minister of Interior shall act on every such request received by that office, without discriminating on the basis of age, political preference, religion, or other personal information.
     


    to (changes in bold):
     

    1. Prospective immigrants who have at least attained the age of fourteen (14) years shall be directed to the Minister of Interior. The Minister of Interior shall act on every such request received by that office, without discriminating on the basis of age, political preference, religion, or other personal information.

    Uréu q'estadra så: Miestrâ Schivâ - (MC-FreeDem)

    51th Cosâ, Clark #3 resultsAmendment?ZiuCosâSenäts
    BillTitle ResultPërContrâAbstainResultPërContrâAbstainResult
    RZ12The Fourteen Means Fourteen BillNo (double majority needed)Pass126464Pass710Pass


    Cosâ vote result

    #NameProvincePartySeatsRZ12VOC
    254Éovart GrischunVuodeRUMP16ContrâNo
    282Eovart XhorxhMaricopaRUMP14PërNo
    412Erschéveþ (Ely) da SchirBenitoMRPT17PërYes
    505Iac MarscheirFlorenciàMRPT17PërYes
    174Ián da BitoûrCézembreRUMP14PërNo
    466Ian PlätschischMaritiimi-MaxhesticMRPT17PërYes
    277Litz CjantscheirCézembreRUMP14ContrâNo
    391Martì VataldestreçaCézembreMRPT17--
    114Miestrâ SchivâFiovaFreeDems16PërYes
    315Munditenens (Dien) TrespletMaricopaFreeDems16ContrâYes
    61Mximo CarbonelFlorenciàREP4AbstainNo
    434Txosuè Éiric RôibeardescùCézembreHAT7--
    187Viteu MarcianüsVuodeFreeDems16PërYes
    494Þon Txoteu É. DavinescuMaricopaMRPT15PërYes
    Number of Cosâ Members : 14

    Senäts vote result

    Province#NameRZ12
    Atatûrk432Sevastáin PinátschContrâ
    Cézembre260Glüc da DhiPër
    Florencià135Ma Conta la MhaPër
    Maricopa140Cresti Matáiwos SiervicülPër
    Maritiimi-Maxhestic422Magniloqueu Épiqeu Ac’hlerglünä da LhiunPër
    Benito328Lüc da SchirPër
    Vuode148Trotxâ BetiñéirPër
    Fiova96Gödafrïeu Válcadác'hPër
    Published in Clark #3

    Rejected by the Senäts

    WHEREAS it seems strange that a political party must pay $10 to take up seats in the Cosă, but a winning Senator is not obliged to make any financial contribution to the running of the country;

    and WHEREAS I'm continuing to go down my list of Free Democrat policies which haven't been proposed yet:


    BE IT ENACTED by the King, Cosă and Senäts of Talossa in Ziu assembled that El Lexhátx section B.9 shall be amended to read as possible (amendments in bold)

     

    9. The Secretary of State, or his appointed agent, shall charge, as prescribed by the Organic Law, a registration fee of 6¤40 (six louise and forty bence, equivalent to $10 USD) to each political party in forthcoming Cosă elections, and a registration fee of 3¤20 (three louise and twenty bence, equivalent to $5 USD) to each candidate in forthcoming Senäts elections. Any Party or Parties, candidate or candidates which fail or refuse to pay the fee shall be deemed not registered. (48PD02) (42RZ14)

    9.1. The fee may only be paid by: 

    9.1.1. Sending a Money Order, Cash or Cheque by snail mail to the Burgermeister of Inland Revenue: Only fees which have been received in full, by the Burgermeister of Inland Revenue will be deemed paid. Fees that are in transit, delayed, lost in the mail or not received by the Burgermeister of Inland Revenue for any reason, shall not count as paid fees, even if accompanied with proof of postage. Payments made by Money Order or Cheque shall not be deemed as paid until they have been cleared, the Burgermeister of Inland Revenue, will notify the nation when such fees have cleared or if said payments have bounced. If a party or candidate’s cheque or money order bounces, they shall be liable to pay costs incurred by the Kingdom for their payment bouncing and shall not be registered until their fee plus these costs have been paid. 

    9.1.2. PayPal: Fees may be paid by electronically transferring the appropriate funds into the Kingdom of Talossa’s PayPal account managed by The Ministry of Finance (Ministrà dal Finançù). The Minister of Finance is to notify all Political Parties and candidates in advance of the Election of details regarding the PayPal account into which they may deposit their fee. Once a fee has been received by the Minster of Finance from a party or candidate, he shall notify the Nation and Burgermeister of Inland Revenue publicly that said fee has been received and arrange for said fee to be deposited in the Kingdom’s Account managed by the Burgermeister of Inland Revenue. 

    9.1.3. Payment directly to the Burgermeister of Inland Revenue: Payment may be made directly in person to the Burgermeister of Inland Revenue, by cash, cheque or money order. The Burgermeister of Inland Revenue shall notify the nation which such payments have been received. The policy of Cheque and Money orders in 9.2.1. applies equally in this instance. 

    9.2. Once a fee has been received by the Burgermeister of Inland Revenue and/or the Minister of Finance and/or their appointed agents, it is not refundable for any reason. If, however, a party or candidate overpays or pays more than once for any given election period, excess fees may be credited to the party or candidate against a future payment of fees or refunded, at the discretion of the Burgermeister of Inland Revenue, minus any fees or costs incurred.

    Uréu q'estadra så: Miestrâ Schivâ - (MC-FreeDem)

    51th Cosâ, Clark #3 resultsAmendment?ZiuCosâSenäts
    BillTitle ResultPërContrâAbstainResultPërContrâAbstainResult
    RZ13The Senäts Bar Cover Charge ActNo (double majority needed)Fail768218Fail161Fail


    Cosâ vote result

    #NameProvincePartySeatsRZ13VOC
    254Éovart GrischunVuodeRUMP16ContrâNo
    282Eovart XhorxhMaricopaRUMP14PërNo
    412Erschéveþ (Ely) da SchirBenitoMRPT17ContrâYes
    505Iac MarscheirFlorenciàMRPT17ContrâYes
    174Ián da BitoûrCézembreRUMP14AbstainNo
    466Ian PlätschischMaritiimi-MaxhesticMRPT17ContrâYes
    277Litz CjantscheirCézembreRUMP14PërNo
    391Martì VataldestreçaCézembreMRPT17--
    114Miestrâ SchivâFiovaFreeDems16PërYes
    315Munditenens (Dien) TrespletMaricopaFreeDems16PërYes
    61Mximo CarbonelFlorenciàREP4AbstainNo
    434Txosuè Éiric RôibeardescùCézembreHAT7--
    187Viteu MarcianüsVuodeFreeDems16PërYes
    494Þon Txoteu É. DavinescuMaricopaMRPT15ContrâYes
    Number of Cosâ Members : 14

    Senäts vote result

    Province#NameRZ13
    Atatûrk432Sevastáin PinátschContrâ
    Cézembre260Glüc da DhiContrâ
    Florencià135Ma Conta la MhaContrâ
    Maricopa140Cresti Matáiwos SiervicülContrâ
    Maritiimi-Maxhestic422Magniloqueu Épiqeu Ac’hlerglünä da LhiunAbstain
    Benito328Lüc da SchirContrâ
    Vuode148Trotxâ BetiñéirContrâ
    Fiova96Gödafrïeu Válcadác'hPër
    Published in Clark #3

    Rejected by the Senäts

    WHEREAS, in the first instance, on November 3, 2017, Béneditsch Ardpresteir, as a Pusine Justice of the Uppermost Cort of Talossa, issued a suo moto injunction; 

    WHEREAS, soon thereafter, other justices intervened to nullify the previous injunction; 

    WHEREAS, on November 6, 2017, the Attorney General requested leave to intervene and be heard on the matter; 

    WHEREAS, as of January 5, 2018, sixty ("60") days has elapsed from when the Attorney General requested leave to be heard on the matter, and throughout that duration, the Béneditsch Ardpresteir failed to appear or act; 

    WHEREAS, the case remains an open case in which Béneditsch Ardpresteir is a judge and a participant; 


    WHEREAS, in the second instance, on December 27, 2017, the Ministry of Justice, having concluded the investigation into the conduct and actions of Béneditsch Ardpresteir, issued a report and recommendation to the Ziu pursuant to Lex.D.2.5.1; 

    WHEREAS, said report identified an civil action commenced on November 7, 2017 by the Ministry of Justice against Béneditsch Ardpresteir, in his official capacity as a Justice of the Uppermost Cort of the Kingdom of Talossa and based on the aforementioned suo moto order issued in performing his official duties as a justce, which sought relief that would require Béneditsch Ardpresteir to engage in certain official conduct as a Justice of the Uppermost Cort

    WHEREAS, on November 14, 2017, the Uppermost Cort of the Kingdom of Talossa instructed all parties to answer within a set period of time; 

    WHEREAS, that time having expired, and Béneditsch Ardpresteir having failed to appear before the Cort, on December 16, 2017, the Cort entered default judgment in favor of the Attorney General; 

    WHEREAS, Béneditsch Ardpresteir currently sits as a justice of the Uppermost Cort; and

    WHEREAS, upon the passage of January 13, 2018, said justice failed to appear in an open case in which he was a participant, as instructed by the Cort, within sixty (“60”) days, measured from November 14, 2017. 

    THEREFORE, pursuant to the Organic Law of the Kingdom of Talossa art. XVI § 1, the Ziu is empowered to remove a justice who fails to appear in an open case in which they are a participant involved by a simple majority vote of each house; 

    BE IT RESOLVED, that sixty (“60”) days having expired from when the Attorney General sought leave to intervene in the action described in the first instance without Béneditsch Ardpresteir appearing or acting in an open case in which he is  a judge and is a participantand that sixty ("60") days having expired from commencement of the aforementioned action in the second instance,  the Ziu hereby removes Béneditsch Ardpresteir for failure to appear and for failure to act in cases in which he was a participant and/or a judge/justice, in violation of the Organic Law. 
     


    Uréu q'estadra så: Viteu Marcianüs - Attorney General (FreeDem-MC)

    51th Cosâ, Clark #3 resultsAmendment?ZiuCosâSenäts
    BillTitle ResultPërContrâAbstainResultPërContrâAbstainResult
    RZ14An Act to Remove Béneditsch ArdpresteirNo (double majority needed)Fail973049Pass251Fail


    Cosâ vote result

    #NameProvincePartySeatsRZ14VOC
    254Éovart GrischunVuodeRUMP16ContrâNo
    282Eovart XhorxhMaricopaRUMP14AbstainNo
    412Erschéveþ (Ely) da SchirBenitoMRPT17AbstainYes
    505Iac MarscheirFlorenciàMRPT17PërYes
    174Ián da BitoûrCézembreRUMP14ContrâNo
    466Ian PlätschischMaritiimi-MaxhesticMRPT17PërYes
    277Litz CjantscheirCézembreRUMP14AbstainNo
    391Martì VataldestreçaCézembreMRPT17--
    114Miestrâ SchivâFiovaFreeDems16PërYes
    315Munditenens (Dien) TrespletMaricopaFreeDems16PërYes
    61Mximo CarbonelFlorenciàREP4AbstainNo
    434Txosuè Éiric RôibeardescùCézembreHAT7--
    187Viteu MarcianüsVuodeFreeDems16PërYes
    494Þon Txoteu É. DavinescuMaricopaMRPT15PërYes
    Number of Cosâ Members : 14

    Senäts vote result

    Province#NameRZ14
    Atatûrk432Sevastáin PinátschContrâ
    Cézembre260Glüc da DhiContrâ
    Florencià135Ma Conta la MhaContrâ
    Maricopa140Cresti Matáiwos SiervicülContrâ
    Maritiimi-Maxhestic422Magniloqueu Épiqeu Ac’hlerglünä da LhiunPër
    Benito328Lüc da SchirAbstain
    Vuode148Trotxâ BetiñéirContrâ
    Fiova96Gödafrïeu Válcadác'hPër
    Published in Clark #4

    Statute

    WHEREAS on every Clark there is a VoC and,

    WHEREAS the Senators do not vote on the VoC And,

    WHEREAS if a Clark is published with no bills on it, the Senators have nothing to vote on And,

    WHEREAS this never occurred as far as I know but I was thinking about it

    THEREFORE the Ziu resolves to add a new section 6.7 to Article H of El Lxhatz with the following paragraph:

    6.7  Notwithstanding the rules about minimum stay in the hopper, if no bill was submitted to the Clark at the moment of publication, the Secretary of State shall be allowed to add to the Clark a simple bill asking for Quorum where Cosa Members and Senators can vote to confirm their presence for the Clark.


    Uréu q'estadra så: Martì-Páir Furxhéir - (Secretary of State)

    51th Cosâ, Clark #4 resultsAmendment?ZiuCosâSenäts
    BillTitle ResultPërContrâAbstainResultPërContrâAbstainResult
    RZ15The Emergency Ephemeral Edict (Quorum) ActNo (double majority needed)Pass823532Pass430Pass


    Cosâ vote result

    #NameProvincePartySeatsRZ15VOC
    258Alexandreu SoleiglhfredCézembreMRPT9PërYes
    338Ben PutnamVuodeMRPT8PërYes
    254Éovart GrischunVuodeRUMP16--
    282Eovart XhorxhMaricopaRUMP14--
    412Erschéveþ (Ely) da SchirBenitoMRPT17PërYes
    505Iac MarscheirFlorenciàMRPT17PërYes
    174Ián da BitoûrCézembreRUMP14--
    466Ian PlätschischMaritiimi-MaxhesticMRPT17PërYes
    277Litz CjantscheirCézembreRUMP14PërNo
    114Miestrâ SchivâFiovaFreeDems16AbstainYes
    315Munditenens (Dien) TrespletMaricopaFreeDems16AbstainYes
    61Mximo CarbonelFlorenciàREP4ContrâNo
    434Txosuè Éiric RôibeardescùCézembreHAT7--
    187Viteu MarcianüsVuodeFreeDems16ContrâYes
    494Þon Txoteu É. DavinescuMaricopaMRPT15ContrâYes
    Number of Cosâ Members : 15

    Senäts vote result

    Province#NameRZ15
    Atatûrk432Sevastáin PinátschPër
    Cézembre260Glüc da DhiPër
    Florencià135Ma Conta la MhaContrâ
    Maricopa140Cresti Matáiwos SiervicülContrâ
    Maritiimi-Maxhestic422Magniloqueu Épiqeu Ac’hlerglünä da Lhiun-
    Benito328Lüc da SchirPër
    Vuode148Trotxâ BetiñéirPër
    Fiova96Gödafrïeu Válcadác'hContrâ
    Published in Clark #5

    Statute

    WHEREAS both Houses of the Ziu do not currently have any body of bylaws, and indeed no rules outside of the pieces of Organic and Statutory Law estabilishing them and regulating elections to those bodies; and
    WHEREAS this gap in regulations was evident earlier in the term, as the Senate argued over a contested election; and
    WHEREAS, currently, the duties of the respective Presiding Officers are largely customary and their extent is effectively up to the incumbents; and
    WHEREAS a set of rules for each House of the Ziu would attempt to clarify the parliamentary procedures of the Cosa and the Senate to the extent each House wishes; and
    WHEREAS, additionally, the estabilishment of Committees on Rules and Administration will allow each House to work more efficiently on managing their own bylaws, while still allowing the full membership of the respective House a say and a final vote on proposals; so

    THEREFORE WE, the Ziu of the Kingdom of Talossa, hereby amend El Lexhatx to add a new subsections numbered H.21, to read as follows:

    21. The Senate shall autonomously determine the rules of its proceedings. To this goal, the Mençei shall mantain a body of Standing Rules of the Senate.
        21.1 At the beginning of a new term, and optionally at any subsequent time during a term, the Senate shall consider a motion to estabilish a Senate Committee on Rules and Administration. Upon successful passage, any previously estabilished Committee shall disband and a new one be formed; upon failure, a Committee shall not be formed.
            21.1.1 Regardless, any previous iteration of the Committee shall disband at the beginning of a new term of the Senate, as defined by the publication by the Chancery and/or the respective provincial conducting officers of final results for all of the seats up for elections, or the beginning of a First Clark, whichever comes first.
            21.1.2 Upon disbandment, a Committee shall not be allowed to complete debate on any proposal, but shall be empowered to complete any voting that already was in progress by the time the disbandment was effective.
        21.2 The Senate Committee on Rules and Administration shall be formed by three Senators, appointed by the Mençei. The Senate shall be empowered to object to the appointments by passing a motion to suggest an alternate composition; successful passage shall override the Mençei's appointments with the Senate's suggestion.
        21.3 The Senate Committee on Rules and Administration shall be chaired by the Mençei, but unless him- or herself was appointed to the Commitee, the Mençei shall not be considered a member of the Committee.
        21.4 Any member of the Senate Committee on Rules and Administration, and the Mençei, shall be empowered to submit to the Committee proposals regarding the estabilishment of a new Standing Rule, or the amendment or deletion of any of the preexisting Standing Rules of the Senate. After due debate, the Committee shall vote on the proposal, and the proposal shall be considered to be adopted by majority vote. Unless he/she is a member of the Committee, the Mençei shall only vote to break a tie, in the event that at least one of the three members abstained or did not vote by the end of the allotted voting time.
        21.5 The Senate Committee on Rules and Administration's proceedings shall be public; and the Mençei shall not deny a Senator's request to speak and be heard in front of the Committee. Additionally, any Senator shall place a proposal for the Committee's consideration, and upon endorsement of the proposal by any member of the Committee, or the Mençei, said proposal shall be debated and voted on as described in 21.4.
        21.6 Any proposal that has been adopted by the Senate Committee on Rules and Administration shall be referred to the whole Senate for approval. The Senate shall then vote to uphold the proposal by majority vote; upon successful passage, the proposal shall take effect. Should the Senate instead reject the proposal, it shall return to the Committee's consideration for amendments, or be discarded at the original proposer's discretion.
        21.7 No Standing Rule shall infringe on any Organic or Statutory provision, and Standing Rules shall be germane to the Senate's operations.
        21.8 The Senate shall be empowered to waive any Standing Rule for the remainder of the current term by majority vote, without consulting the Senate Committee on Rules and Administration.
        21.9 At any time a vacancy in the Senate Committee on Rules and Administration arises, the Mençei shall be empowered to appoint another Senator to the empty seat. The Senate shall be empowered to object to the appointment by passing a motion to suggest an alternate Senator; successful passage shall override the Mençei's appointment with the Senate's suggestion.
            21.9.1 Should a Senator resign or be expelled from the Committee, resign, strike out or be expelled from the Senate, the member will still be empowered to cast his or her vote in any Committee votes that are currently open, but not any that are initiated after the notice of resignation or expulsion is published.
            21.9.2 Failure to stand for reelection to the Senate shall not impede a member of the Committee from taking part in any of the Committee's activities prior to disbandment as per 21.1.1 and 21.1.2.
            21.9.3 Failure of a member of the Committee who is standing for reelection to the Senate to win his race, according to any provisional results, shall not impede said member of the Committee from taking part in any of the Committee's activities prior to disbandment as per 21.1.1 and 21.1.2.
        21.10 At any time, due to inactivity, other impediments to normal activity or subsequently to an individual motion of censure, the Senate shall be empowered to remove any of the Senate Committee on Rules and Administration's members, through a motion adopted by simple majority.


    Uréu q'estadra så: Lüc da Schir - Senator (BE)

    51th Cosâ, Clark #5 resultsAmendment?ZiuCosâSenäts
    BillTitle ResultPërContrâAbstainResultPërContrâAbstainResult
    RZ16The Standing Rules (Senate) ActNo (double majority needed)Pass1192816Pass212Pass


    Cosâ vote result

    #NameProvincePartySeatsRZ16VOC
    258Alexandreu SoleiglhfredCézembreMRPT9PërYes
    338Ben PutnamVuodeMRPT8PërYes
    254Éovart GrischunVuodeRUMP16--
    282Eovart XhorxhMaricopaRUMP14ContrâNo
    412Erschéveþ (Ely) da SchirBenitoMRPT17PërYes
    505Iac MarscheirFlorenciàMRPT17PërYes
    174Ián da BitoûrCézembreRUMP14--
    466Ian PlätschischMaritiimi-MaxhesticMRPT17PërYes
    277Litz CjantscheirCézembreRUMP14ContrâNo
    114Miestrâ SchivâFiovaFreeDems16PërYes
    315Munditenens (Dien) TrespletMaricopaFreeDems16AbstainYes
    61Mximo CarbonelFlorenciàREP4PërNo
    187Viteu MarcianüsVuodeFreeDems16PërYes
    494Þon Txoteu É. DavinescuMaricopaMRPT15PërYes
    Number of Cosâ Members : 14

    Senäts vote result

    Province#NameRZ16
    Atatûrk432Sevastáin PinátschAbstain
    Cézembre260Glüc da DhiAbstain
    Florencià135Ma Conta la Mha-
    Maricopa140Cresti Matáiwos Siervicül-
    Maritiimi-Maxhestic422Magniloqueu Épiqeu Ac’hlerglünä da Lhiun-
    Benito328Lüc da SchirPër
    Vuode148Trotxâ BetiñéirContrâ
    Fiova96Gödafrïeu Válcadác'hPër
    Published in Clark #6

    Statute


    WHERERAS the development of an independent judiciary is a benchmark of a developed democracy; 

    WHEREAS the judiciary as it exists in Talossa today is sorely underdeveloped; 

    WHEREAS while many factors contribute to the underdevelopment of the judiciary in Talossa, one factor, the inability to admit new members to the bar, stands out as one that can be rectified; 

    WHEREAS Talossa is in dire needs of qualified individuals to be admitted to the bar. 

    THEREFORE, El Lexhatx § C, 1.6 is hereby repealed in its entirety; 

    FURTHERMORE, El Lexhatx § C, 2, is hereby amended to read as follows: The Officers of the Royal Household shall have no fixed terms of office, and shall not be removed from office by the dissolution of the Cosa. The Officers of the Royal Household are appointed and removed by the King on the recommendation of the Prime Minister. The four exceptions to this are that the Secretary of State shall be appointed by the Prime Minister acting alone and may be removed by law; the Burgermeister of Inland Revenue shall be named in the same way as the Secretary of State; and the Commissioner of the Civil Service, who shall be appointed by the King, for a two year renewable term, after being recommended by a legislative civil service committee and approved by a two-thirds majority vote in the Cosa and a majority vote of the Senäts in favor of appointment. The Chancellor may be removed by the King on the recommendation of the Senäts. 

    FURTHERMORE, the following section is added to the El Lexhatx as § G,11: 

    12. The National Bar of Talossa is hereby established. 

    12.1. The National Bar of Talossa shall be governed by the five Justices of the Uppermost Cort, who shall set forth the procedure, ethics, and standards for those seeking admission to the National Bar of Talossa. 

    12.1.1 The Justices of the Uppermost Cort may, at their discretion, devolve their authority to a group made up of no less than three individuals admitted to practice law to set forth the requirements of admission to the bar, except the waiver described in G.12.2.3.1. 

    12.2. The National Bar of Talossa shall possess the sole authority to admit new individuals to practice law in the Courts of Talossa established under Article XVI of the Organic Law. 

    12.2.1. Admission to the Bar shall be limited to those who are eligible to vote in National Elections, and who satisfy any reasonable requirement set forth by the National Bar of Talossa. 

    12.2.2. The National Bar of Talossa shall set the standards for admission, which may include a test or legal training it views as necessary, to determine if an individual possess the legal knowledge and character necessary to practice law in the national courts of Talossa, except as those described in G.12.2.3. 

    12.2.2.1. An individual who has met the requirements set by the National Bar of Talossa is not entitled to practice law in in the national courts until the National Bar of Talossa has decreed they are eligible to do so. 

    12.2.2.2. The National Bar of Talossa may deny admission to individuals they think unworthy, provided those factors do not violate any other Organic or Statutory provision. 

    12.2.3. An individual who has earned a degree in the practice of law in their home country, or has been admitted to practice law in their home country, or has completed one year of legal education as well as legal training in their home country, may seek a waiver from the requirements set forth by National Bar of Talossa, which may grant said waiver with the consent of no less than two Justices of the Uppermost Cort. 

    12.2.3.1. The Uppermost Cort may increase the number of Justices required to give consent as it deems necessary, but may only decrease the number to the statutory limits with the same number of Justices required to give consent. 

    12.2.3.2. The Uppermost Cort may not devolve this waiver.

    12.3. It shall be a criminal offense for any person to knowingly or recklessly practice law in Talossa without express statutory permission, or without the permission of the National Bar of Talossa. 



    12.3.1. The above provision is not applicable to individuals who represent themselves, known as pro se individuals, or to any individual who is a member of or has received authority by the Ministry of Justice to represent the Government in any Court throughout Talossa. 

    12.3.2. The following office holders may, at the discretion of the Chancellor, be exempt from the above requirements and shall be granted full membership to the bar while they hold such office, for the purpose of performing their official duties: the Prime Minister, the Distain, Judges of the Uppermost Cort, and Judges of any inferior Cort. 

    12.3.3. An Attorney General, as head of the Ministry of Justice, who is not admitted to their bar in their own right, is a de facto and de jure member of the bar for the duration that they hold that office. 

    12.4. The National Bar of Talossa shall set, as it deems necessary, the Code of Conduct to govern attorneys. 

    12.4.1. An individual admitted may have their admission revoked for cause with the consent of no less than four members Uppermost Cort of Talossa; in such a circumstance, the individual is no longer permitted to practice law in the national courts of Talossa. 

    12.4.2. All members of the bar admitted prior to the adoption of this statute shall continue to be deemed automatically admitted and may continue to practice law. 

    12.5. Any rules, regulations and/or code of conduct not set by a statute, Talossan Law or by the Organic Law, shall be a matter for the Bar to set itself as far as permissible by the aforementioned Laws.

    This statute shall come into effect no later than six months after the requirements of Article X of the Organic Law have been satisfied. At its discretion, the Uppermost Cort may, immediately upon passage, begin to draft and promulgate Rules for admission, which, if the Uppermost Cort so chooses, may take effect no sooner than three months after the requirements of Article X of the Organic Law have been satisfied. 


    Uréu q'estadra så: Viteu Marcianüs - (Attorney-General)

    51th Cosâ, Clark #6 resultsAmendment?ZiuCosâSenäts
    BillTitle ResultPërContrâAbstainResultPërContrâAbstainResult
    RZ17The Bar Reformation ActNo (double majority needed)Pass14900Pass530Pass


    Cosâ vote result

    #NameProvincePartySeatsRZ17VOC
    258Alexandreu SoleiglhfredCézembreMRPT16PërYes
    338Ben PutnamVuodeMRPT16PërYes
    282Eovart XhorxhMaricopaRUMP14PërNo
    412Erschéveþ (Ely) da SchirBenitoMRPT17PërYes
    505Iac MarscheirFlorenciàMRPT17PërYes
    277Litz CjantscheirCézembreRUMP14--
    114Miestrâ SchivâFiovaFreeDems16PërYes
    315Munditenens (Dien) TrespletMaricopaFreeDems16PërYes
    61Mximo CarbonelFlorenciàREP4PërNo
    187Viteu MarcianüsVuodeFreeDems16PërYes
    494Þon Txoteu É. DavinescuMaricopaMRPT17PërYes
    Number of Cosâ Members : 11

    Senäts vote result

    Province#NameRZ17
    Atatûrk432Sevastáin PinátschPër
    Cézembre260Glüc da DhiPër
    Florencià135Ma Conta la MhaContrâ
    Maricopa140Cresti Matáiwos SiervicülContrâ
    Maritiimi-Maxhestic466Ian PlätschischPër
    Benito328Lüc da SchirPër
    Vuode148Trotxâ BetiñéirContrâ
    Fiova96Gödafrïeu Válcadác'hPër
    Published in Clark #6

    Statute


    WHEREAS 50RZ27 having previously been passed by the Ziu and vetoed by the Crown, 

    WHEREAS our time in Talossa is better spent arguing over whether prima facie modification, not material modification, is more relevant than something essential as needing to sleep, thereby SETTING THE PRECEDENT THAT THE EXACT LETTER OF THE LAW MATTERS; 

    WHEREAS if the Ziu plans to make legislative intent a thing in Talossa, it should really start filing a section of Acts clearly identified as "legislative intent" to be filed in the database for easy reference; 

    WHEREAS the Member of the Cosa has sought to reintroduce an act previously passed but vetoed, but with necessary modification to render this act unnecessary, but now finds it necessary to also hopper this act, to bring everything IN COMPLIANCE WITH THE EXACT LETTER OF THE ORGANIC LAW, hereby introduces the following secondary legislation, as borrowed and paraphrased from certain foreign documents in "[o]rder to [pass] a more perfect" act,  hereby re-introduces this Act, having previously been passed by the Ziu in the 50th Cosâ under 50RZ27, and previously subjected to the Crown’s veto, is is concurrently reintroduced in the same Clark of this secondary legislation, as to ensure it meets THE COMMA OF THE LAW pursuant to Article X, section 6 of the Organic Law, whereby a bill may become law upon passage by a simple majority of the Ziu in a subsequent term; 


    WHEREAS this act is only effective upon passage of the primary legislation, and if this act is subject to a veto, it will be reintroduced, verbatim, in the next term, and so forth shall each act be hoppered and clarked until something better is offered; 

    THEREFORE without any reference to any provision in the Organic Law proscribing such an measure, as none exist, the Ziu hereby modifies the Bar Reformation Act, in style and clarification, having now been rehoppered and passed in the same Clark, and as such, el Lexhatx as § G,11 shall read as:


    T
    he Officers of the Royal Household shall have no fixed terms of office, and shall not be removed from office by the dissolution of the Cosa. The Officers of the Royal Household are appointed and removed by the King on the recommendation of the Prime Minister. The four exceptions to this are that the Secretary of State shall be appointed by the Prime Minister acting alone and may be removed by law; the Burgermeister of Inland Revenue shall be named in the same way as the Secretary of State; and the Commissioner of the Civil Service, who shall be appointed by the King, for a two year renewable term, after being recommended by a legislative civil service committee and approved by a two-thirds majority vote in the Cosa and a majority vote of the Senäts in favor of appointment. The Chancellor may be removed by the King on the recommendation of the Senäts.


    FURTHERMORE, the following section is amended to the el Lexhatx to read as § G,11:

    11. The National Bar of Talossa is hereby established.


    11.1. The National Bar of Talossa shall be governed by the five Justices of the Uppermost Cort, who shall set forth the procedure, ethics, and standards for those seeking admission to the National Bar of Talossa.



    11.1.1 The Justices of the Uppermost Cort may, at their discretion, devolve their authority to a group made up of no less than three individuals admitted to practice law to set forth the requirements of admission to the bar, except the waiver described in G.11.2.3.1.



    11.2. The National Bar of Talossa shall possess the sole authority to admit new individuals to practice law in the Courts of Talossa established under Article XVI of the Organic Law.

    11.2.1. Admission to the Bar shall be limited to those who are eligible to vote in National Elections, and who satisfy any reasonable requirement set forth by the National Bar of Talossa, as noticed prior to the date of the applicant’s petition. 



    11.2.2. The National Bar of Talossa shall set the standards for admission, which may include a test or legal training it views as necessary, to determine if an individual possess the legal knowledge, as well as character and fitness, necessary to practice law in the national courts of Talossa, except as those described in G.11.2.3, and provided the candidate had notice of such requirements, which shall mean the National Board of Talossa publishing said requirements in the Courthouse, prior to the date of the applicant’s petition. 



    11.2.2.1. An individual who has met the requirements set by the National Bar of Talossa is not entitled to practice law in in the national courts until such time as they petition the National Bar of Talossa, which has then decreed that said petition has been granted. 



    11.2.2.2. The National Bar of Talossa may deny an applicant’s petition provided those factors do not violate any other Organic or Statutory provision, and with a formal explanation provided only to the individual, which main contain instruction as to how to remedy said issue; the decision to deny an application shall remain confidential, as well as the reasoning, unless the applicant so chooses to disclosed that information, or if the applicant makes false statements in public as to materially misrepresent the actions of the National Bar of Talossa.



    11.2.3. An individual who has earned a degree in the practice of law in another jurisdiction, their home country, or has been admitted to practice law in another jurisdiction, their home country, or has completed one year of legal education as well as legal training in another jurisdiction, their home country, provided that jurisdiction is a recognized sovereign state by the Kingdom of Talossa, may petition the Uppermost Cort for a waiver to the requirements set forth by the National Bar of Talossa, and upon granting of such a waiver, shall be subjected to the same character and fitness standards as any other applicant and subject to approval by the National Bar of Talossa, provided such standards were previously noticed prior to the date of petition for waiver; the Uppermost Cort may also, if it chooses, in granting the petition for waiver, also decree that the applicant has meet the character and fitness standards, and such a decree shall serve as an a permit to practice law in the national courts; all waivers shall require the consent of no less than two Justices of the Uppermost Cort. 



    11.2.3.1. The Uppermost Cort may increase the number of Justices required to give grant a waiver but may only decrease the number to the statutory limits with the same number of Justices then required to give consent.


    11.2.3.2. The Uppermost Cort may not devolve this the power to grant a waiver.


    11.3. It shall be a criminal offense for any person to knowingly or recklessly practice law in Talossa without express statutory permission, or without the permission of the National Bar of Talossa.


    11.3.1. The above provision is not applicable to an individual who represent themselves, known as pro se party, or to any individual who is a member of or has received authority by the Ministry of Justice to represent the Government in any Court throughout Talossa. Nor shall that provision apply to those individuals who have been granted permission to represent a party pro hac vice, which may only be granted by the Cort exercising jurisdiction over the matter, supplemented to any appellate Cort, upon such terms as the Cort may deem appropriate. 



    11.3.2. The following office holders may, at the discretion of the Chancellor, be exempt from the above requirements and shall be granted full membership to the bar while they hold such office, for the purpose of performing their official duties: the Prime Minister, the Distain, Judges of the Uppermost Cort, and Judges of any inferior Cort.



    11.3.3. An Attorney-General, as head of the Ministry of Justice, who is not admitted to their bar in their own right, is a de facto and de jure member of the bar for the duration that they hold that office.



    11.4. The National Bar of Talossa shall set, as it deems necessary, the Code of Conduct to govern attorneys.


    11.4.1. An individual admitted may have their admission revoked for cause with the consent of no less than four members Uppermost Cort of Talossa; in such a circumstance, the individual is no longer permitted to practice law in the national courts of Talossa.



    11.4.2. All members of the bar admitted prior to the adoption of this statute shall continue to be deemed automatically admitted and may continue to practice law.



    11.5. Any rules, regulations and/or code of conduct not set by a statute, Talossan Law or by the Organic Law, shall be a matter for the Bar to set itself as far as permissible by the aforementioned Laws.



    This statute shall come into effect no later than one months after ratification by the Crown, to be measured against the six months of the initial statute, as to provide a total of seven months for compliance of the institutions herein, provided it is in full compliance with the Organic Law.  All other provisions of the original act not contravened by this act shall remain in force as law provided the original act receives the necessary simple majority of the Ziu, with this Act only superseding it upon passage and notwithstanding the Crown's veto.  Finally, as there are no stylistic points necessary in this act, the Secretary of State or Scribe of Abbaville may, at their discretion upon codification only, make such necessary formatting changes (i.e., Cosa to Cosâ) as necessary to reflect a singular, cohesive act.

     


    Uréu q'estadra så: Viteu Marcianüs - (MC- Freedem)

    51th Cosâ, Clark #6 resultsAmendment?ZiuCosâSenäts
    BillTitle ResultPërContrâAbstainResultPërContrâAbstainResult
    RZ18The Commas Matter Act (Bar Refor. Secondary Legislation)No (double majority needed)Pass13500Pass530Pass


    Cosâ vote result

    #NameProvincePartySeatsRZ18VOC
    258Alexandreu SoleiglhfredCézembreMRPT16PërYes
    338Ben PutnamVuodeMRPT16PërYes
    282Eovart XhorxhMaricopaRUMP14-No
    412Erschéveþ (Ely) da SchirBenitoMRPT17PërYes
    505Iac MarscheirFlorenciàMRPT17PërYes
    277Litz CjantscheirCézembreRUMP14--
    114Miestrâ SchivâFiovaFreeDems16PërYes
    315Munditenens (Dien) TrespletMaricopaFreeDems16PërYes
    61Mximo CarbonelFlorenciàREP4PërNo
    187Viteu MarcianüsVuodeFreeDems16PërYes
    494Þon Txoteu É. DavinescuMaricopaMRPT17PërYes
    Number of Cosâ Members : 11

    Senäts vote result

    Province#NameRZ18
    Atatûrk432Sevastáin PinátschPër
    Cézembre260Glüc da DhiPër
    Florencià135Ma Conta la MhaContrâ
    Maricopa140Cresti Matáiwos SiervicülContrâ
    Maritiimi-Maxhestic466Ian PlätschischPër
    Benito328Lüc da SchirPër
    Vuode148Trotxâ BetiñéirContrâ
    Fiova96Gödafrïeu Válcadác'hPër