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Bill: Revised Speed Control Reform

Details

Submitted by^[?]: United Blobs

Status^[?]: passed

Votes: This bill is a resolution. It requires more yes votes than no votes. This bill will not pass any sooner than the deadline.

Voting deadline: August 2040

Description^[?]:

Following suggestions on the previous bill this bill passes the regulation of speed limits to a single national body. All speed limits created will then be applied nationwide.

Proposals

Debate

These messages have been posted to debate on this bill:

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From	Left Communist Party
To	Debating the Revised Speed Control Reform
Message	No.

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From	United Blobs
To	Debating the Revised Speed Control Reform
Message	So why do you vote for it at local level but not want it at national level? Perhaps you could give more reasons for your view? Or do I have to try to pass a bill making it compulsory to back up all views made in debate?

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From	Socialist Party
To	Debating the Revised Speed Control Reform
Message	Yes

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From	United Blobs
To	Debating the Revised Speed Control Reform
Message	Yes to what? The bill or the comment? Or are you just trying to aggravate me?

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From	We Say So! Party
To	Debating the Revised Speed Control Reform
Message	I would readily agree to a single National body having control over speed limits as having differing speed limits in individual constituencies is farcical.

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From	People's Party of Oppressive Liberation
To	Debating the Revised Speed Control Reform
Message	The PPOL can not support this. Different areas will have differing road conditions nessesicating differing safe driving speeds. The locals will have a far better idea of what speeds are safe on there roads than a person sitting in an office in the capital who has never been to that region.

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From	We Say So! Party
To	Debating the Revised Speed Control Reform
Message	Road speeds are a maximum speed for said routes. National speed limits are much easier to implement as it standardises route speeds. If Local Govt has complete control over route speeds, than Motorways which in one Constituency has a limit of 70kph can in another Constituency be unregulated. This is confusing for the public, and a foolish way to operate a Country wide road network.

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From	Socialist Party
To	Debating the Revised Speed Control Reform
Message	Yes to the bill. We understand the PPOL's comments, but argue that even local gouvernements are bureaucrartiics enjoying a rich pay - this pobrem cannot be solved under capitalism, but requires a democratic socialist system. As said cannot be obtained under the current circumstances; we believe a national agreement is better suited.

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From
To	Debating the Revised Speed Control Reform
Message	Yes to the bill.. i already said i do not agree with commenting on every vote.

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From	United Blobs
To	Debating the Revised Speed Control Reform
Message	Yudon't need to post a yes message in debate - you can just place your vote without comment.

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Voting

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Seats

yes

Total Seats: 156

People's Party of Oppressive Liberation (24)
Left Communist Party (21)

Total Seats: 45

abstain

Total Seats: 0

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