(Passed) Freedom of Speech Law
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(Passed) Freedom of Speech Law
FREEDOM OF SPEECH LAW
MEU is the author
Article 1
The law wants to open the WASC for all nations of the region to join the discussions that affects them. That is why this short law is being proposed for the benefit of all nations of World alliance.
Article 2
The law allows nations not members of WASC to join discussions of Security Council except on court cases to avoid interruption. But they cannot still vote because that is only given to members of WASC.
Article 3
Nations of the region can submit proposals for WASC to discuss and vote if it is supported by one member of WASC.
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Muchos Estados Unidos- Emerging Regional Power
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Re: (Passed) Freedom of Speech Law
Discussion/debate for this proposal Has been enacted for a total of 3 ( three) days.
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FOR. This is the advocay of the Royalist Party
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Muchos Estados Unidos wrote:FREEDOM OF SPEECH LAWMEU is the authorArticle 4Past laws that prevents this are deleted.
Eurussia expresses opposition over this provision as we insist on either specifying the exact law this Act could interfere with or simply remove the entire provision. Because this is too general which could lead to complicated interpretations.
On the other hand, Eurussia supports the proposal but we will hold our vote.
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Trinity Sector is also concerned about the meaning of the article. Especially if it conflicts with the Propsed Soverienty Act.Great Eurussia wrote:Muchos Estados Unidos wrote:FREEDOM OF SPEECH LAWMEU is the authorArticle 4Past laws that prevents this are deleted.Eurussia expresses opposition over this provision as we insist on either specifying the exact law this Act could interfere with or simply remove the entire provision. Because this is too general which could lead to complicated interpretations.On the other hand, Eurussia supports the proposal but we will hold our vote.
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Great Eurussia wrote:Muchos Estados Unidos wrote:FREEDOM OF SPEECH LAWMEU is the authorArticle 4Past laws that prevents this are deleted.Eurussia expresses opposition over this provision as we insist on either specifying the exact law this Act could interfere with or simply remove the entire provision. Because this is too general which could lead to complicated interpretations.On the other hand, Eurussia supports the proposal but we will hold our vote.
We concur with the Eurussian government.
Re: (Passed) Freedom of Speech Law
Muchos Estados Unidos wrote:FREEDOM OF SPEECH LAWMEU is the authorArticle 1The law wants to open the WASC for all nations of the region to join the discussions that affects them. That is why this short law is being proposed for the benefit of all nations of World alliance.Article 2The law allows nations not members of WASC to join discussions of Security Council except on court cases to avoid interruption. But they cannot still vote because that is only given to members of WASC.Article 3Nations of the region can submit proposals for WASC to discuss and vote if it is supported by one member of WASC.
I have removed Article 4.
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it seems that most nations who saw this have no other problem they brought forth in the debate/discussion. Therefore the voting process will extended for 3 (three) days so that every nation can vote to avoid any confusion, like the final result of The Sovereignty Act.
Eurussian Vote
Muchos Estados Unidos wrote:Muchos Estados Unidos wrote:FREEDOM OF SPEECH LAWMEU is the authorArticle 1The law wants to open the WASC for all nations of the region to join the discussions that affects them. That is why this short law is being proposed for the benefit of all nations of World alliance.Article 2The law allows nations not members of WASC to join discussions of Security Council except on court cases to avoid interruption. But they cannot still vote because that is only given to members of WASC.Article 3Nations of the region can submit proposals for WASC to discuss and vote if it is supported by one member of WASC.
I have removed Article 4.
Eurussia is in favor.
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With 1 yea, 0 abstains, and 0 nays. I checked twice; The Freedom of Speech Law has offically passed.
Eurussian Position
Trinity Sector wrote:With 1 yea, 0 abstains, and 0 nays. I checked twice; The Freedom of Speech Law has offically passed.
Eurussia welcomes the passage of the law. But we would like to raise these two points for the consideration of our fellow member states of the SC and the leadership of the international body:
1) In practice, as other proposals have shown, votes MAY BE counted from the time the proposal has been submitted in the floor whether it is still subject for debate.
2) In practice, as this proposal have shown, votes MAY BE counted or restricted only from the time the vote has been officially called.
3) Under the WA General Elections Act, there is a strict requirement that there must be at least THREE MEMBERS in the SC before any of its decision could take effect. On this proposal, only a single vote (according to the VP) has been cast and yet the proposal has passed. We believe that we should introduce a quorum requirement where there must be AT LEAST THREE VOTES cast as well to enforce a vote. Just for a thought.
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Quorums are welcomed and common when to amend and repeal passed acts.
To approve a law is enough a majority. Because as we have seen, is already hard to do things with current system.
Solution is not making things harder to avoid 1-vote bills but kick the arses and avoid that only 1 votes.
I suggest instead a "Strike" system for the WASC: after 3 strikes (mot voted) you're out.
To approve a law is enough a majority. Because as we have seen, is already hard to do things with current system.
Solution is not making things harder to avoid 1-vote bills but kick the arses and avoid that only 1 votes.
I suggest instead a "Strike" system for the WASC: after 3 strikes (mot voted) you're out.
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Corralejo concurrs with this notion. Three votes cast should be the absolute miniumum for legislation to pass.Great Eurussia wrote:3) Under the WA General Elections Act, there is a strict requirement that there must be at least THREE MEMBERS in the SC before any of its decision could take effect. On this proposal, only a single vote (according to the VP) has been cast and yet the proposal has passed. We believe that we should introduce a quorum requirement where there must be AT LEAST THREE VOTES cast as well to enforce a vote. Just for a thought.
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My apologies to everyone else that has voted, my I do not know if it was a glitch in the system or something but I had only seen Eurussia vote so: with 3 yeas, 0 abstains and 0 nays this law has offically passed.
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If you wish to propsoe this, please do in a new thread, I must move this in the passed resolution.Great Eurussia wrote:Trinity Sector wrote:With 1 yea, 0 abstains, and 0 nays. I checked twice; The Freedom of Speech Law has offically passed.Eurussia welcomes the passage of the law. But we would like to raise these two points for the consideration of our fellow member states of the SC and the leadership of the international body:1) In practice, as other proposals have shown, votes MAY BE counted from the time the proposal has been submitted in the floor whether it is still subject for debate.2) In practice, as this proposal have shown, votes MAY BE counted or restricted only from the time the vote has been officially called.3) Under the WA General Elections Act, there is a strict requirement that there must be at least THREE MEMBERS in the SC before any of its decision could take effect. On this proposal, only a single vote (according to the VP) has been cast and yet the proposal has passed. We believe that we should introduce a quorum requirement where there must be AT LEAST THREE VOTES cast as well to enforce a vote. Just for a thought.
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