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Post by islesofazoria on Jul 25, 2015 18:39:00 GMT
I will like to state that the voting for this bill is on a 5 day voting limit, instead of 7. The election for positions in the cabinet are approaching and this position must be available in the upcoming election. Therefore voting ends on Monday July 27th at 7:32pm EST.
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Post by Sulania on Jul 26, 2015 2:21:54 GMT
With a 66% approval rating this bill is passed to the chancellor to be signed into law Doesn't it have to be up between 5-7 days before it can be signed into law? Indeed, thus this bill is not yet passed as the voting deadline has yet to end. |
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Post by Bearlong on Jul 26, 2015 3:02:58 GMT
Denounced
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Post by Markotovia on Aug 17, 2015 20:55:44 GMT
As Chancellor of the Commonwealth of Free Nations, I hereby sign this bill into law
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Post by Ehrereich on Aug 19, 2015 16:52:08 GMT
Query: Was a Cabinet Majority Time Vote called on this particular legislation?
Please see line two, taken from the CFN Constitution in Article 3 (Parliament Functions) from within the CFN Constitution.
2. The Parliament's primary purpose is to be a forum of legislation for the Commonwealth. Any MP may submit proposals and vote on other proposals. Legislation is passed through the Parliament into law if after a one-week period that legislation holds an 80% or above supermajority endorsement rating. If the endorsement rating is between 50-80%, then the Cabinet will be called for a Majority Time Vote concerning the legislation at hand. If the legislation does not reach a 50% or above endorsement rating, then it is shot down from the Parliament.
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Post by Markotovia on Aug 19, 2015 17:23:59 GMT
Query: Was a Cabinet Majority Time Vote called on this particular legislation? Please see line two, taken from the CFN Constitution in Article 3 (Parliament Functions) from within the CFN Constitution. 2. The Parliament's primary purpose is to be a forum of legislation for the Commonwealth. Any MP may submit proposals and vote on other proposals. Legislation is passed through the Parliament into law if after a one-week period that legislation holds an 80% or above supermajority endorsement rating. If the endorsement rating is between 50-80%, then the Cabinet will be called for a Majority Time Vote concerning the legislation at hand. If the legislation does not reach a 50% or above endorsement rating, then it is shot down from the Parliament. Yes, the previous cabinet called a Majority Time Vote, and it passed. |
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Post by Ehrereich on Aug 19, 2015 18:35:09 GMT
Query: Was a Cabinet Majority Time Vote called on this particular legislation? Please see line two, taken from the CFN Constitution in Article 3 (Parliament Functions) from within the CFN Constitution. 2. The Parliament's primary purpose is to be a forum of legislation for the Commonwealth. Any MP may submit proposals and vote on other proposals. Legislation is passed through the Parliament into law if after a one-week period that legislation holds an 80% or above supermajority endorsement rating. If the endorsement rating is between 50-80%, then the Cabinet will be called for a Majority Time Vote concerning the legislation at hand. If the legislation does not reach a 50% or above endorsement rating, then it is shot down from the Parliament. Yes, the previous cabinet called a Majority Time Vote, and it passed. Alright, where can the record of this be found? |
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Post by Markotovia on Aug 19, 2015 21:16:30 GMT
Yes, the previous cabinet called a Majority Time Vote, and it passed. Alright, where can the record of this be found? You would need to ask Sulania. |
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Post by Markotovia on Aug 21, 2015 11:27:57 GMT
You would need to ask Sulania. With all due respect, Mr Chancellor, but if you are not aware of the circumstances by which this bill passed a Cabinet vote, then on what are you basing your authority to pass this bill into law? Further, if the Cabinet vote had taken place during Sulania's tenure as Chancellor, than he as Chancellor had authority to pass the bill. Logic would dictate that this authority would not transfer to you, Mark, as you were in no way involved with the executive process that empowered this bill's passage, no? Sulania had organized a Cabinet vote, and they voted in majority thus passing the bill. Sulania, with reasons I am unsure of, did not have the time to "officially sign it into law" so once I was elected Chancellor, I had authority to do so. |
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