SENATE BILL: KING DAVE ACT (Tabled)

[Southern Senator North Carolina Yankee]

SENATE BILL

Be it resolved in the Atlasian Congress Assembled,

SECTION 1.

1. This Act may be cited as the "King Dave Act”.

SECTION 2.

1. a. Dave Leip shall be considered an eternal citizen of the Republic of Atlasia, as an Independent in the state of New York.
b. He shall not be subject to normal automatic deregistration provisions, regardless of whether he votes in Atlasian elections.
c. He shall receive all rights and privileges normally reserved for citizens of Atlasia.
2. The Registrar General shall update the census accordingly.


SECTION 3.
1. Should Dave Leip register in the New Register Thread, this Act shall become null and void.

Sponsor: MB
Senate Designation: SB21:01

[Southern Senator North Carolina Yankee]

The sponsor has 24 hours to commence advocacy for this and all other members shall have 48 hours to respond.

[Dr. MB]

Dave Leip, as owner and creator of the Atlas Forum, deserves honorary Atlasian citizenship without going through the normal obstacles of registration and deregistration. As our supreme overlord it's only fair we give him a spot at the table.

In the unlikely event that he sees this bill and comments on it, I urge everyone to respect his wish.

[Pyro]

If Dave has indicated any interest at all in Atlasia, then he should register as a citizen.
As an Atlas user I'm obviously grateful for his creation of the site, but fair is fair.

[Southern Senator North Carolina Yankee]

I tend to doubt that he will speak on this, doubt that he would ever vote and frankly, the thought of Dave being constantly harassed to vote for candidates would give one pause as to the longevity of the game.

Remember, he could delete these two boards in seconds if he wanted to.

[Southern Senator North Carolina Yankee]

So further thoughts, concerns?

[Dr. MB]

I'd like to withdraw this bill from the floor.

[Southern Senator North Carolina Yankee]

This bill will officially be withdrawn in about 2 hours, or 72 hours from MB's motion for withdrawal, provided no one assumes sponsorship in that time.

[Southern Senator North Carolina Yankee]

and with 72 hours have expired with no motion to assume, this bill is tabled.