Poll: Should the following act be adopted?

**Amerion** · 11-05-2018, 12:30 PM

Legislators,

A bill has been introduced to allow the Assembly to Commend or Censure individuals or groups.

The debate thread can be found here.

A motion and a second have been received to bring this bill to a vote.

As this bill is for a general law, the voting period is three days and will require a simple majority to pass. The vote will end on 8 November, 2018, at 4:30 p.m. (UTC).

Please vote by poll if possible. If you cannot vote by poll, post 'Aye', 'Nay' or 'Abstain' in this thread. Please do not vote both by poll and by post. Comments and discussion belong in the debate thread and may be moved there.

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The Commendation/Censure Act
An act to allow the Assembly to Commend or Censure individuals or groups.

1. Commendation

(1) A commendation shall express the satisfaction or pleasure of the Assembly as a whole towards any government, group, or individual

(2) A commendation shall be awarded after a simple majority vote to Commend.

(3) Any legislator may suggest a commendation towards any government, group, or individual for any reason.

(4) A commendation shall not be considered to be an award for any government, group, or individual and shall only represent the Assembly's opinion

2. Censure

(1) A censure shall express dissatisfaction or displeasure of the Assembly as a whole towards any government, group, or individual

(2) A censure shall be awarded after a simple majority vote to Censure.

(3) Any legislator may suggest censuring any government, group, or individual for any reason.

(4) A censure shall not be considered as an expression of guilt of any crime for any government, group, or individual and shall only represent the Assembly's opinion.

(This post was last modified: 11-08-2018, 02:04 PM by Amerion. Edit Reason: Updated the status of the vote )

Poll: Should the following act be adopted? You do not have permission to vote in this poll.
Aye	35.90%	14	35.90%
Nay	43.59%	17	43.59%
Abstain	20.51%	8	20.51%
Total		39 vote(s)	100%