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Bill: Welsh Proud Bill

Details

Submitted by[?]: Radical Liberal Party of Dranland

Status[?]: defeated

Votes: This bill asks for an amendement to the Constitution. It will require two-thirds of the legislature to vote in favor. This bill will not pass any sooner than the deadline.

Voting deadline: September 3454

Description[?]:

Article 1: Welsh is the primary language of Dranland with Dranianos,other lower languages use for official stuff is strictly banned.
Article 2: Belo Mounasterio to Prydferth Monastru
Cabo San Feras to Gwinau Sant Padrig
Española to Cymraeg
Luz de la Mar to Ysgafn y Môr
Ponte Iglesias to Pont Daffyd
Santa Sharika to Sant Sharika
Article 3: Country's name shall be Gweriniaeth Cymru(For translation not for actual name : Welsh Republic )

Llyr Dafis MP
Welsh Nationalist

Proposals

Debate

These messages have been posted to debate on this bill:

Date21:48:23, March 12, 2013 CET
FromGrand National Party
ToDebating the Welsh Proud Bill
MessageMadam Speaker,

we disagree whole-heartedly with all articles in this bill, but should the following phrase used in the bill description reflect the Green's official stance, we are not sure whether we could country governing together with them:

"Welsh is the primary language of Dranland with Dranianos,other lower languages use for official stuff is strictly banned."

This is unacceptable. We will never support eradicating cultural norms of minority communities.

Herman Boxhall MP
Member for Valdor
GNP Parliamentary Leader

Date21:54:41, March 12, 2013 CET
FromRadical Liberal Party of Dranland
ToDebating the Welsh Proud Bill
MessageMadam Speaker

This is a bill proposed by our MP without our confirm, please don't hold liable us but we know this won't pass but as a protest vote we voted for it.

Yvette Rochelle MP
Leader of GP

Date21:57:22, March 12, 2013 CET
FromGukmindang
ToDebating the Welsh Proud Bill
Message마담 스피커는 교는 낮은 언어가 아닙니다.
(Madam Speaker, Kyo is not a "lower language")

I am disappointed that the so-called "Green Progressives" are proposing such an arrogant and insensitive Bill before Parliament. This action will do nothing to improve community relations in Dranland.

Haneul Han MP
General Secretary of the Gukmindang

Date22:00:12, March 12, 2013 CET
FromRadical Liberal Party of Dranland
ToDebating the Welsh Proud Bill
MessageMadam Speaker

It was proposed by an unruly MP but because of the attitude of GMD towards,Welsh Ministers, we voted for it as a protest

Yvette Rochelle MP
Leader of GP

Date22:05:57, March 12, 2013 CET
FromGukmindang
ToDebating the Welsh Proud Bill
MessageMadam Speaker, do the Green Progressives make their policies based on the national interest, or do they make them on the basis of political spite?

Haneul Han MP
General Secretary of the Gukmindang


Date22:06:48, March 12, 2013 CET
FromGukmindang
ToDebating the Welsh Proud Bill
MessageOOC: Ooops, sorry..it's MR Speaker now...

Date22:09:13, March 12, 2013 CET
FromRadical Liberal Party of Dranland
ToDebating the Welsh Proud Bill
MessageMr Speaker

This bill obviously fail, and that is why we voted for it and we chose our cabinet candidates based on national interest not on race, this is absurd and hypocritical of GMD.

Yvette Rochelle MP
Leader of GP

Date22:47:36, March 12, 2013 CET
FromPopular Party
ToDebating the Welsh Proud Bill
MessageMr Speaker,

So, let me get this straight. The greens don't support the contents of this bill, but they are voting for it anyway as a 'protest vote', without caring to tell parliament what they are protesting against. This bill calls into question the Greens' ability to continue governing.

Melissa Hargreaves MP
PP Leader

Date23:06:28, March 12, 2013 CET
FromGukmindang
ToDebating the Welsh Proud Bill
MessageMadam Speaker, I share the concerns expressed by the GNP and the PP about whether the Greens are fit to govern. How can we treat them seriously when they have told the majority of Dranish citizens that their first language is a "lower language"? For obvious reasons, this is an incredibly divisive Bill.

Haneul Han MP
General Secretary of the Gukmindang

Date23:46:08, March 12, 2013 CET
FromFreedom Party
ToDebating the Welsh Proud Bill
MessageMadame Speaker.. *ahem*...

This is a very.. *ahem*.. "interesting" proposal. The Werin Da does not exactly support every single proposal, especially not when it comes to the form of government, the banning of Kyo or Kazulian language, or all of the symbols suggested.

We do however.. hmm... appreciate the suggestion to... introduce more interesting terms for government offices. For to long has Dranland had the characteristics of a boring generic republic, with a "President" and a "Prime Minister", ruling over a "Parliament". This is not worthy of our great and sacred realm. We need a serious discussion on government titles and how to handle the various cultural communities that constitutes our nation. For this reason, we will.. hmm.. "symbolically" support this bill.

Tristan Lochlannaigh,
Tanist of the Werin Da

OOC: Remember though, that the Welsh people has recently been renamed Draddwyr, so for the next time, call it "Gweriniaeth Draddeg", not Cymru.

Date23:48:42, March 12, 2013 CET
FromGukmindang
ToDebating the Welsh Proud Bill
MessageOOC: Oops, I've done it again - it's MR. Speaker now lol!

Date23:52:25, March 12, 2013 CET
FromGukmindang
ToDebating the Welsh Proud Bill
MessageMr. Speaker, I am puzzled why the Greens are theoretically opposed to this Bill whilst practically in favour of it, whilst Werin Da are practically opposed to it whilst "symbolically" and actually in favour of it. I regret to say this, but I fear the actions of Werin Da and the Green Progressives will entrench an unfortunate stereotype that the Welsh are fickle and untrustworthy.

Haneul Han MP
General Secretary of the Gukmindang

Date00:22:01, March 13, 2013 CET
FromFreedom Party
ToDebating the Welsh Proud Bill
MessageMr Speaker,

We support this bill symbolically to reward an interesting and thoughtful proposal concerning a very pressing issue - the blandness of Dranland's political system. Racists who judge entire ethnic groups after a few individuals are not people whose opinions we consider before deciding how to cast our votes in parliament.

Tristan Lochlannaigh,
Tanist of the Werin Da

Date00:58:24, March 13, 2013 CET
FromGukmindang
ToDebating the Welsh Proud Bill
MessageMr. Speaker, to give just one example, to change the name of the nation to suggest it represents only the Draddwyr would be highly divisive and inappropriate in Dranland. We have sizeable Dranianos, Kyo and Kazulian communities here too. We all need to feel included - but this Bill offers nothing but a sense of exclusion.

Haneul Han MP
General Secretary of the Gukmindang

Date01:10:38, March 13, 2013 CET
FromFreedom Party
ToDebating the Welsh Proud Bill
MessageMr. Speaker, that would be a drastic move. The Werin Da has discussed the idea of splitting the country on cultural lines before, turning it to some sort of confederation.

Tristan Lochlannaigh,
Tanist of the Werin Da

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