The Legislator Committee has the authority to remove Legislator status from Legislators who fail to meet the voting requirement and/or fail to maintain their eligibility as Legislators.

A Legislator meets the voting requirement if they are present for a majority of all votes conducted in the previous calendar month if a minimum of two votes occurred.

On the advice of the Chair, the Legislator Committee has the power to exempt Legislators who failed the voting requirement under reasonable extenuating circumstances, in which case they would receive a warning. Should they have once again failed the requirement in the following month, they would lose their Legislator status.

This month, since the votes ran concurrently, the Legislator Committee contacted all Legislators due to lose status before performing the Legislator Check (except those with prior warning). Those who were willing to lose status, or who did not reply or see the message in time, have been removed. Those who wanted to keep their status and paid enough attention to reply in time have been exempted from the requirement this month.

Legislator Committee Act, Article 3, Section 2 & 3