6th General Assembly
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Leadership |
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Secretary |
Llorens |
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Prime Minister |
Franckley |
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Structure |
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Seats |
9 |
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The 6th General Assembly was elected at the June 2017 election. This consisted of nine independent members, and each served a three-month term from July 2017 to September 2017. The final members of the 6th General Assembly were Llorens, Franckley, Libertasnia, The Final Horseman, Sky Meople, South Miruva, Facemus, Rathfarnham, and VegemiteIsGross.
By-elections
Prime Minister 1
As a result of Socialist National Kazakhstan's failed confidence vote in the June 2017 election, Obiristan was elected in a by-election for Prime Minister. The sole candidate was Obiristan. Voting was held from 6 to 7 July 2017. The results of the vote were as follows:
Prime Minister 2
As a result of Prime Minister Obiristan's resignation, a first by-election was held and failed to produce a successor. The sole candidate was The Public Person. Voting was held from 16 to 17 August 2017, though a rejected bid to drop out of the race by The Public Person on the first day of voting and a subsequent legal block confused voters as to the status of the voting form, resulting in a low turnout. The results of the vote were as follows:
Prime Minister 3
As a result of Prime Minister Obiristan's resignation, which was followed by an unsuccessful first by-election, ? was elected in a second by-election for the position. The candidates were Franckley, Halfblakistan, New Lonopolian Empire and VegemiteIsGross. Voting was held from 20 to 21 August 2017. The results of the vote were as follows (tiebreaker was secondary and then third preferences):
Candidates
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Votes
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Round 1
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Round 2
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Round 3
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Franckley
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6
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7
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8 (3, 6)
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New Lonopolian Empire
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5
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5
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8 (3, 5)
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VegemiteIsGross
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3
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4
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Halfblakistan
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2
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Justice
Following the resignation of Proletar, a by-election was supposed to be held to fill the vacant position. After no nations nominated themselves in the nomination poll on 23 August 2017, Secretary Llorens appointed VegemiteIsGross to the position.
Proposals
Until the Equal Vote Act, to pass a law in the General Assembly required five votes in favour with the Secretary's endorsement or seven votes in favour without, and to pass a law by referendum with the Secretary's endorsement required a simple majority in favour or two-thirds without. Following the Equal Vote Act, to pass a law in the General Assembly requires five votes in favour, and to pass a law by referendum requires fifty percent plus one vote in favour. The following are the proposals that were put to vote during the term of the 5th General Assembly:
Name
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Result
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Proposer/s
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Description
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Equal Vote Act
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18-3
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Llorens
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- Give the Secretary equal legislative voting power
- Not require two-thirds without Secretary endorsement in referendums
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Legislature Reduction Act
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12-5
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Llorens
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- Merge Minister of Imm. and Customs into the Minister of Foreign Affairs
- Condense all foreign affairs portfolioes into one position
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Foreign Communication Act
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8-0
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Llorens
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- Ban the unauthorised communication of foreign policy to other regions
- Make general changes to improve wording of the banjection code
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Candidacy Withdrawal Act
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South Miruva
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- Allow election candidates to withdraw any time before voting commences
- Require a runoff vote for sole candidate withdrawals in normal elections
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Elected Secretary Act
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Llorens
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- Specify that the Secretary is an elected position
- Clarify the responsibilities of the Secretary
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Private Spam Act
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Llorens
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- Ban all spam, including in telegram, Discord and Skype communications
- Amend the banjection code to include this change
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Discriminatory Content Act
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Rathfarnham
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- Ban discriminatory content on gender, sexuality, ethnicity or disability
- Amend the banjection code to include this change
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Founder Act
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Llorens
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- Legislate the process of selecting new founders
- Ensure a new founder is both appointed and elected
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Electoral Clarification Act
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Llorens
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- Specify the use of the single transferable vote in elections
- Create a electoral tiebreaker system based on least primary votes
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Key
General Assembly
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Passed
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Not passed
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To be voted upon
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Referendum
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