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Bill: Power and Energy Act

Details

Submitted by^[?]: removed

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: February 2036

Description^[?]:

To provide electric power to all citizens at no cost by utilising state operated nuclear power stations to provide an energy surplus, and the gradual removal of fossil fuel plants

Proposals

Debate

These messages have been posted to debate on this bill:

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To	Debating the Power and Energy Act
Message	We ask the fascists: will these nuclear plants be run by government workers and in the public interest or by private companies for the purpose of profiteering by capitalist corporations?

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From
To	Debating the Power and Energy Act
Message	we can debate that, we would prefer using government funds for construction, and have individuals maintain them, but we will make concessions

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From
To	Debating the Power and Energy Act
Message	we will need a bill later to determine where to put the waste

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From
To	Debating the Power and Energy Act
Message	the only way a comprehensive nuclear power system can work, and work safely, is for the reactors to be run by the government in a pseudo-military organization with a clear chain of command and a culture of safety and responsibility. We will not support a system that puts into place a dangerous and profit based system of nuclear electricity generation. We agree on the main point that fossil fuels are dangerous and polluting and we feel that even with the question of nuclear waste disposal still to consider we shoudl pass this bill. Can we please add a provision to this bill stating explicitly that the plants will be built and run by government workers? If so, our party will support its passage.

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From
To	Debating the Power and Energy Act
Message	hows this? i updated it

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From	Unified Communist Labor Party
To	Debating the Power and Energy Act
Message	We vote no, because this bill was proposed by the Fascist Party and is nothing more than an unfunded mandate.

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From
To	Debating the Power and Energy Act
Message	Since this doesn't contain any proposals, there's no point in voting either way.

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From
To	Debating the Power and Energy Act
Message	unfunded or unfounded? it will be funded by the state to encourage security

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From	Communist Party of Endralon
To	Debating the Power and Energy Act
Message	Since this bill doesn't actually DO anything, we vote no in order to oppose the right-wing.

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From
To	Debating the Power and Energy Act
Message	We find the reaction of the communists to be petty, at best.

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Voting

Vote

Seats

yes

Total Seats: 0

Unified Communist Labor Party (13)
Communist Party of Endralon (7)

Total Seats: 20

abstain

Total Seats: 0

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