Midwest Universal Alþing Proposal Introducing Thread

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Kalwejt's Birthday Act

1. Kalwejt was born on August 15
2. Hereby, each August 15 all Midwestern citiens are allowed to get drunk for free to celebrate this tragic date in our history

x Thomas D

I don't drink but I'm not going to stand in the way of people who want to. And time is of the essence here. It's already  July 31.

x SvenssonRS

[SvenssonRS]

Compromise Seal of Approval Act
Seeing as a narrow majority of Midwesterners opposed Crazy Seal because ilikeverin was scared of him,
and as a large minority of Midwesterners oppose Bland Seal because he is bland and corporate and unmidwestern,
Seal of Approval shall be the region's new official seal.

x SvenssonRS

[SvenssonRS]

Don't Do It Again Vepres Act

Whenever ican'tunderstandwhyitwasformerlyknownasverinandwhatthehellisverin fail to open a voting booth in a time required by the Midwestern Law without an excuse of forced, longer absence from the Forum, or fail to include a declared candidate on the ballot, she or he shall be automatically suspended from the powers and duties of the office.

Then, the ican'tbelieveitwasn'tformerlyknownasverin (or, in a case of vacancy, Universal Alþing Presiding Officer pro tempore) shall automatically became Acting ican'tunderstandwhyitwasformerlyknownasverinandwhatthehellisverin.

By the nearest friday, the Acting ican'tunderstandwhyitwasformerlyknownasverinandwhatthehellisverin is required to open a recall election, to determine whetver the suspended ican'tunderstandwhyitwasformerlyknownasverinandwhatthehellisverin shall be removed from office by a regionwide vote for failing to do her/his duties, or reinstated.

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[SvenssonRS]

Amendment to the Moving The Capital Bill:

The city of Cheyenne, Optymism, shall serve as Midwest legislative capital, as a seat of the Universal Alþing.

x Sven

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Act Providing for the Creation of Regional Parties

1. Citizens of the Midwest may register in regional parties in addition to federal parties.

2. On official ballots, all candidates shall be listed with their federal party first, followed by endorsements from any other federal parties, followed by the candidate's regional party, followed by endorsements from any other regional parties.

3. All official endorsements must be transmitted by a party official to the Governor prior to the opening of voting in order to be listed on the ballot.

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