Legislators,

This past month was full of activity. There were lots of discussions and several proposals went to vote.
 

We had 3 votes this month:

• [PASSED] A2010.01 Amendment to the Cultural Act (adding Defender Day)
  
• [PASSED] A2010.02 Times Act
  
• [FAILED] A2010.03 Amendment to the Elections Act (Private Voting)
  

 

There were a lot of discussions this month, including a few about how we vote. In the beginning of the month, the Assembly’s attention was largely focused on the Cabinet elections, which saw the first Ministers of Culture, Engagement, and Media elected. However, after the Cabinet elections concluded, the Assembly returned to a high level of activity with regards to debating proposals.
 

According to the Legislator Committee Act, in order to keep their legislator status, legislators must vote in at least half of the votes in each month (given that there were at least two votes in that month), as well as maintain a nation in the South Pacific. Since there were three votes this month, legislators had to have voted in at least two in order to maintain legislator status.

The list of legislators whose legislator statuses are being removed this month is in the table below. If your legislator status has been revoked, you can always reapply. You can also find the legislator roster for this month attached at the bottom of this post.

Forum Username	Nation in TSP	Reason
@Audaxion	Audaxion	Nation CTEd
@Rivers Island	Rivers Island	Failed voting requirement
@Rontelev	P e r u	Nation CTEd
@Springhollow	Springhollow	Failed voting requirement
@Xynan	Xynax	Resigned

 

These are the legislators that joined (or rejoined) the Assembly in the past month. Welcome (or welcome back)!

@'HOY VUX' | @Pronoun | @Xynan | @Hakketomat | @Moonstar | @Free Las Pinas | @New Goldman | @'The New Cordian Empire' | @'Beta_Lost' | @Briny(Siyania) | @victorhcmak2 | @Delegate Vanderpool | @islands_of_unity | @Death to democracy

Attached Files

  TSP Legislative Activity - October 2020.pdf (Size: 108.26 KB / Downloads: 5)