| [PASSED] Assembly Resolution on Local Council Reform |
(03-20-2022, 11:00 AM)Kris Kringle Wrote: This resolution doesn't abolish the LC, it merely states the sense of the Assembly regarding the conditions under which it would consider abolishing the LC. I know our LC are capable people, and I'm sure that the people voted in after this election will be as well, but let's be honest, there will be no LC reforms unless the Assembly steps in and does it themselves. This resolution doesn't really do anything; it just delays what seems like the inevitable right now. We can make it not inevitable by stepping in and doing something, but by standing on the sidelines doing nothing, there will only be one result. "After he realizes this newfound power of his to override the hopes and dreams of republicans, he puts all of the united provinces under his control."
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