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Bill: Election of a New Royal House

Details

Submitted by^[?]: Høyre

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: January 3227

Description^[?]:

(OOC: Due to concerns of moderation that the hand off before I left was improperly handled, we must elect a new Royal House.)

Article I: The Kingdom of Kazulia shall elect the family of Frydenlund for the throne of Kazulia which shall form the Royal House of Kazulia.

Proposals

Debate

These messages have been posted to debate on this bill:

Date	19:14:31, December 11, 2011 CET
From	Kazulian Nasjonal Allianse
To	Debating the Election of a New Royal House
Message	OOC: I don't see why it even matters. No one in Kazulia contested the OOC status of the monarchy during your time in Kizenia. I'll support this.

Date	20:09:40, December 11, 2011 CET
From	Anarkosyndikalisterna
To	Debating the Election of a New Royal House
Message	We reject this naturally. Now is the ideal time for a democratic Kazulian republic.

Date	20:23:18, December 11, 2011 CET
From	Mitten Partiet
To	Debating the Election of a New Royal House
Message	Kongelig Politisk Union have our support for this bill.

Date	23:14:39, December 11, 2011 CET
From	Høyre
To	Debating the Election of a New Royal House
Message	(OOC: Moderation raised concerns that I handed over the monarchy to you later then required. Therefore, that makes the monarchy void and no longer existent.)

Date	23:37:26, December 11, 2011 CET
From	Anarkosyndikalisterna
To	Debating the Election of a New Royal House
Message	This vote is not legitimate. You need to actually propose a new name for the king/monarch.

Date	23:40:30, December 11, 2011 CET
From	Høyre
To	Debating the Election of a New Royal House
Message	(OOC: Its very much legitimate. We're electing a new house, not a new monarch.)

Date	23:42:01, December 11, 2011 CET
From	Anarkosyndikalisterna
To	Debating the Election of a New Royal House
Message	OOC: Then the name of the king must surely change. And this requires a two-thirds majority (490 votes) as well.

Date	23:53:42, December 11, 2011 CET
From	Høyre
To	Debating the Election of a New Royal House
Message	(OOC: Once the house is elected the new monarch will ascend the throne. The monarch's name will simply be changed by the legislature since that's how game mechanics work. In reality, whether you block the vote or not he'll be ascending the throne anyway)

Date	00:35:36, December 12, 2011 CET
From	Anarkosyndikalisterna
To	Debating the Election of a New Royal House
Message	OOC: Not if you don't get a two-thirds majority they won't.

Date	00:49:54, December 12, 2011 CET
From	Høyre
To	Debating the Election of a New Royal House
Message	(OOC: Of course they will. By game mechanics they won't be a monarch however by roleplay they will. I mean, unless you want a dead King as the head of state which would be ridiculous. Nevertheless, you're not getting your republic. If you want to play in a republican nation you have 33 to chose from.)

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Seats

yes

Total Seats: 528

Anarkosyndikalisterna (207)

Total Seats: 207

abstain

Total Seats: 0

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