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Bill: IPR Party meeting (adjourned)
Details
Submitted by[?]: Imperial Parti républicain
Status[?]: defeated
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: July 3450
Description[?]:
| We should have a monarchy where every région has it's own royal family. That royal family would then act as the governor of the région (Like in America, we have governors for every state but we still have a president that is above them.). The monarch above the nation would appoint their own governor-general to a région. This is a conference to discuss the matter of changing the monarchy into a 'federal-monarchy'. The meeting is being held at the home of the leader of IPR, Jean-Noel Andrieux. Palais de la liberté(The home of, Jean-Noel Andrieux.): http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/f/f4/Montb%C3%A9-ch%C3%A2teau2.jpg up for debate at the moment: Elected monarchy and a appointed/hereditary regional aristocracy. There is 25 people in this meeting room today. List of people: -Amée De Lonval (candidate for member of Sénat) -Jean-France Luart (Head of IPR) -Marie-Josée Roux (candidate for Foreign Affairs) -Jean Monteux (Internal Affairs) -Bonaventure Moniotte (candidate for Finance) -Ancelmes Vidler (candidate for Defence) -Égérie Bertillon (candidate for Justice) -Dominique Gusmeroli (candidate for Infrastructure and Transport) -George-Marie Mandeville (candidate for Health and Social Services) -Rose-Marie Donnadieu (candidate for Education and Culture) -Jean-Baptiste Labit (candidate for Science and Technology) -Lillianne Moncelle (candidate for Food and Agriculture) -Maryvonne Deneriaz (candidate for Environment and Tourism) -Maxim Romançon (candidate for Trade and Industry) -Marlon Vaillant (Secretary of IPR) -Rodolphe Métisse (candidate for member of Sénat) -Milène Panis (candidate for member of Sénat) -Léontine Bonnissel (Security Chief) -Gaël Sulis (Rep. to the monarch) -Bernat Latour (candidate for member of Sénat) -Joan Demilly (candidate for member of Sénat) -Honoré Collard (candidate for member of Sénat) -Valère Grumiaux (candidate for member of Sénat) -Félicite Le (candidate for member of Sénat) -Marie-Thérèse Roupardin (candidate for member of Sénat) |
Proposals
Debate
These messages have been posted to debate on this bill:
| Date | 19:51:31, October 20, 2012 CET | From |  Imperial Parti républicain | To | Debating the IPR Party meeting (adjourned) |
| Message | Jean-Noel Andrieux: Welcome everyone to my lovely home. I ask that we try to keep this meeting as civil as possible. Now onto the first item on the agenda today, the planning for a federal monarchy. Do I hear a second? Jean-France Luart(candidate for Head of Government): I second the motion for a federal monarchy. Jean Monteux(candidate for Internal Affairs): I think a federal monarchy would better suit our growing population and growing government, but we must remeber that the people wish to have a voice in the matter of who becomes monarch of the whole country. A federal monarch that is elected instead of heradatery placement would make this transition into a new monarchy much easier. With the placement of regional barons[Who would be the monarch of each reigion] would allow for a steady non-elected aristocracy to form and run the internal day-to-day affairs of our nation, while the elected monarch would simply run the foreign affairs of our great nation day-to-day without the worry of running the internal affairs of the nation. |
| Date | 19:56:52, October 20, 2012 CET | From | Imperial Parti républicain | To | Debating the IPR Party meeting (adjourned) |
| Message | Égérie Bertillon(candidate for Justice): Couldn't the newly formed aristocracy rig an election just so someone of their class or someone whom is popular with them becomes elected? we must think of a way to make sure they do not become too powerful within their positions. I think a simple 'checks and balance' system may work in this case. |
| Date | 23:39:56, October 20, 2012 CET | From | Imperial Parti républicain | To | Debating the IPR Party meeting (adjourned) |
| Message | Amée De Lonval(candidate for member of Sénat): I have drafted up a plan for such a checks and balance system: Federal Powers: Power to raise an amry Power to coin money Power to conduct foregn trade Establish post offices Make treaties Grant patents and copyrights Power to govern immigration Power to declare war Reserved Powers: Provide for local governments Conduct elections Provide for schools Regulate commece with other regions Ratifyconstitutional amendments Assume any power not given to the federal government Concurrent Powers: Power to tax Borrowmoney Create banks Create courts build roads pay debts I ask that we take a vote to see if we all agree on it. |
| Date | 23:53:09, October 20, 2012 CET | From | Imperial Parti républicain | To | Debating the IPR Party meeting (adjourned) |
| Message | Jean-Noel Andrieux: All those in favor please say 'yay' at the tap of the gabble. *Tap* Marlon Vaillant(Secretary of IPR): 23 'yays' Jean-Noel Andrieux: All those oppose please say 'nay' at the tap of the gabble. *Tap* Marlon Vaillant: 2 'Nays' Jean-Noel Andrieux: The 'yays' have it, we will use the current plan for separation of powers to be used. Next we will vote on the structure of the monarchy. |
| Date | 00:15:36, October 21, 2012 CET | From | Imperial Parti républicain | To | Debating the IPR Party meeting (adjourned) |
| Message | Égérie Bertillon: I beleive that my plan will be a perfect structure for our monarchy. Top: -Emperor (Controls the whole nation) -Grand Duke/Grand Duchess (Controls their whole region) Duke/Duchess<their kids/lower rank with no true power -Grand Count/Grand Countess (Controls their county) Count/countess<their kids/lower rank with no true power -Viscount/Viscountess (Controls a smaller portion of a county) -Grand Baron/ Grand Baroness (Controls a city/town/village) Baron/Baroness<their kids/ lower rank with no true power |
| Date | 17:52:45, October 21, 2012 CET | From | Action Canrillaise | To | Debating the IPR Party meeting (adjourned) |
| Message | Her Majesty Adèle II, Empress of Canrille and Noumonde, Queen of the Rildanorians, Queen of Kanjor and La Tondelle, invites the members of this party to the capital Tusselles for a meeting at her palace. The purpose of this meeting is to engage in dialogue and improve understanding between the monarchy and the IPR. Kanjor and Rildanor have been a part of the union of Canrille for more than 100 years and is maintained by a common monarch that keeps the country strong and united. - Hermes Merkury Imperial Messenger |
| Date | 02:33:22, October 23, 2012 CET | From | Imperial Parti républicain | To | Debating the IPR Party meeting (adjourned) |
| Message | If she wishes to meet with us, she will have to come to us. We are only planning the legislative path this party is going to take. If she feels that she is doing a good job on uniting this empire and keeping it above our enemies, then let her tell us herself. IPR wishes to ready this nation on the path of war and conquer. We will win a majority in this house to win our wishes. Her Majesty Adèle II can either support our cause of an empire by and for the people, or we can be marked as 'Her Majesty's Royal Opposition'. The moment IPR takes office, is the same time her crown is going to the people of Canrille. Capitalism and Imperialism will rule this nation with an iron fist of freedom and justice. -Gaël Sulis (Rep. to the monarch) |
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Voting
| Vote | Seats | ||
| yes | Total Seats: 0 | ||
| no |
Total Seats: 100 | ||
| abstain | Total Seats: 0 |
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