SENATE BILL: The Duke-Scott Educating The People Reform (Debating)

[DemPGH]

Okay, any problems here?

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[windjammer]

Is there a senator willing to sponsor President DemPGH's amendment?

[TNF]

I will sponsor it.

[windjammer]

Senator Lumine, friendly or hostile to the TNF amendment??

[DemPGH]

I think Lumine's on leave. Sigh.

Thanks, TNF, for picking this up!

[Fmr. Pres. Duke]

I have no problems with the amendment even though I realize even if I did, I am powerless to stop anything

[Southern Senator North Carolina Yankee]

Since Lumine is gone until the 20th I think, just slap hostile on it and proceed to a vote on the amendment. The vote will end before he gets back anyway.

[Southern Senator North Carolina Yankee]

Well it could have been finished before he came back.

[windjammer]

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The vote is now open. Please Senators, vote AYE, NAY or Abstain.

[bore]

Aye

[TNF]

Aye.

This turned out far better than I ever could have imagined it would.

[Southern Senator North Carolina Yankee]

AYE for the sake of restoring direction to the bill.

That said upon its completion, I reserve right for a final review and thus a final determination before deciding how to vote on the final vote.

[Adam Griffin]

Abstain

[DemPGH]

Yeah, the purpose is to at least just get this back on track. When I was Gov. of the Pacific we debated buying computers for schools and it kind of devolved into Mac vs. PC and this system vs. that one and we eventually shelved it. There were also issues with cost. There really isn't a lot that can come from that debate because everyone will have different opinions on all of those details. It becomes a regress.

I hope this thing is close, and if anyone would want to tweak it (like spell out some criteria rather than trying to spend the money for them), we could, but I hope substantial overhauls won't be necessary at this point. 

[Goldwater]

AYE

[Lumine]

Seems I missed this one for a few hours, xD

Aye, I think we are finally going to get this bill passed!

[H.E. VOLODYMYR ZELENKSYY]

Aye.

[President Tyrion]

Aye

[windjammer]

Senator TNF's amendment has been adopted.
Aye (7): Senator Tyrion, Senator Alfred, Senator Lumine, Senator Goldwater, Senator North Carolina Yankee, Senator TNF, Senator bore
Abstain (1): Senator Griffin
No voting (2): Senator shua, Senator DC

[DC Al Fine]

Aye

[DemPGH]

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Okay, I'm guessing this is the current text, then!

[Southern Senator North Carolina Yankee]

I think so, it appears to contain all the changes from the last amendment.

[bore]

I think it's time for a final vote.

[Lumine]

I agree with the President in regards to this bill not really needing any further changes, so at this stage we only need to see if there's any details left and then finally go for the final vote. It's certainly going to be expensive, but as I stated earlier in the debate, this is a good way of investing our money. Education projects may not seem fiscally sound to many at a first glance, but they can do a lot for the future of Atlasia.

Sections II to V have been already debated and we have solved the issue of wifi, computers, texbooks and responsibility, and with Section I already amendment and corrected in many places I wonder if there's anything else that we're missing here.

[Lumine]

No more concerns here? Mr. Vice-President, I call for a final vote!