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Bill: Resolution on expanding Legislative discourse

Details

Submitted by[?]: Green Axiom Party

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: November 3319

Description[?]:

This nonbinding resolution encourages all political parties to participate more frequently on debates, especially those with the purpose of changing laws, as serious discussions will surely promote freedom and make sure everybody is heard before any decisions are made.

Proposals

Debate

These messages have been posted to debate on this bill:

Date18:34:49, June 13, 2012 CET
From Imperial National Party
ToDebating the Resolution on expanding Legislative discourse
MessageNo

Date18:49:39, June 13, 2012 CET
From Green Axiom Party
ToDebating the Resolution on expanding Legislative discourse
MessageTo me it sounds like you want to continue voting randomly and flip flopping without being held accountable, the least we can do for our constituency is to give them the reason of our choices.

Date19:48:37, June 13, 2012 CET
From Individualistic Movement
ToDebating the Resolution on expanding Legislative discourse
MessageThat's INP... Not really open to arguments.

I support your idea, i would like more debate! :)

Date20:04:18, June 13, 2012 CET
From Green Axiom Party
ToDebating the Resolution on expanding Legislative discourse
Messagethanks IM, I think it's best that parties introducing a bill give their reasons on why they think change is needed, and other parties, rather than merely voting, state their opinion and engage in a conversation.

Date20:24:39, June 13, 2012 CET
From Imperial National Party
ToDebating the Resolution on expanding Legislative discourse
MessageFlip flopping? You will not get anywhere calling us flip floppers.

Date20:32:37, June 13, 2012 CET
From Imperial National Party
ToDebating the Resolution on expanding Legislative discourse
MessageWe support debate and discussion. Given though the past recent elections the IM has a complete hold over this Body and the Executive offices. With their little puppet party they can do as they please without have a debate. We will engage in debate when we see fit. However, we will retain the right to put forward bills, resolutions, acts and other pieces of legislation without the need of debate if we can will it.

-Cornelius Royaliwith
Chairman of the Imperial National Party

Date15:17:51, June 14, 2012 CET
From Green Axiom Party
ToDebating the Resolution on expanding Legislative discourse
MessageVoting on the resolution is of course pure formality. voting show if the parties support the premise of the resolution or not. If passed, It doesn't enforce any binding law, neither on our citizens nor the parties.

Date18:14:41, June 14, 2012 CET
From Individualistic Movement
ToDebating the Resolution on expanding Legislative discourse
MessageYour damn right, bro!

:p ;)

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Voting

Vote Seats
yes
    

Total Seats: 197

no
 

Total Seats: 15

abstain
  

Total Seats: 1


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