Pacific Legislature Official Thread

[Associate Justice PiT]

     Aye.
     Aye.

[Associate Justice PiT]

     I come to you all with a proposal. If this is not the proper channel for introducing legislation, please let me know. However, I have two bills that I wish to put to a vote.

     The Recognition of Columbia Act

1. A movement favoring secession is gathering steam in the "Dirty South" region.

2. Fearing secession, Andy Jackson has seceded from the "Dirty South," forming the Provisional Republic of Columbia in Texas.

3. Be it resolved that the Pacific Region hereby recognizes the independence of the Provisional Republic of Columbia in Texas.

     Columbian Defense Initiative

1. This act shall go into effect if & only if The Recognition of Columbia Act is passed & signed into law.

2. The Pacific Region shall pledge whatever armed forces it deems necessary to maintain the continued independence of the Provisional Republic of Columbia in Texas from the "Dirty South" region.

[Associate Justice PiT]

     I'll accept those changes. So it now reads:

     The Atlasian Unity Act

1. A movement favoring secession is gathering steam in the Southeast region.

2. Fearing secession, Andy Jackson has seceded from the Southeast, forming the Provisional Republic of Columbia in Texas.

3. Be it resolved that the Pacific Region hereby reaffims its committment to a united Atlasia.

     Atlasian Defense Initiative

1. The Pacific Region shall pledge whatever armed forces it deems necessary to maintain the continued allegiance of the Southeast Region to the Atlasian government.
     If anyone wants to vote on the first versions of both bills, I'm open to it.

[Associate Justice PiT]

     On further thought, I would like a vote on the original versions of both bills, as well as Xahar's amendments to both bills.

[Associate Justice PiT]

     On further still thought, I'd like to put these two bills on hold until the future of the regional election of class A Senators is clear.

[Associate Justice PiT]

     Greetings, Governor Spamage and the Pacific Legislature. I had difficulty finding an appropriate place to address this issue to you all, so I have chosen to do so here.

     The South has recently passed a bill to lobby Dave Leip to create a board for our own region, where we may engage in our own business without confusion and lost threads. I encourage you to consider joining us in our quest for a doctrine of one region, one board. Thank you in advance for your consideration.

     Sincerely, Emperor PiT.