[PASSED] Placement of Voter Restrictions |
We currently have a restriction on legislators voting in elections that were ongoing at the time of their admission to the Assembly. This provision is located in Article 2, Section 6 of the Legislator Committee Act, even if it does not have anything to do with the Legislator Committee. I would argue that the Elections Act would be a more logical location for this provision, since anyone looking for regulations on elections and who may vote in them would logically look into the Elections Act. To that effect, I would like to submit the following amendments for consideration:
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sounds fine and reasonable, support
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Considering how long some applications take to be processed by LegComm, how about something along the lines of;
(4) To be eligible to vote in a forum-based election, a legislator must have applied to be a legislator before the period for nominations began for that particular election, and has been accepted by the Legislator Committee before the period for voting ends,
I welcome thoughts on the above.
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So the reason this provision is in place is to prevent undue influence/votestacking/voter importation prior to elections.
Sure, with a little pre-planning it makes it easier to disguise, but LegComm knows who the bad actors are and is quite good at smelling bad faith. I am in favor of Kris' proposal though. It seems reasonable and it's absolutely reasonable that this be moved to the Elections Act for the sake of clarity. Witchcraft and Sorcery Former Prime Minister and Minister of Defense. Formerly many things in other regions. Defender. Ideologue. he/they.
Is the goal here just to transfer the language? It’s missing the other prong, saying you can’t stand for election either.
(12-20-2021, 12:07 PM)sandaoguo Wrote: Is the goal here just to transfer the language? It’s missing the other prong, saying you can’t stand for election either. I must’ve missed that. Fixed. Former Delegate of the South Pacific
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Motion to vote.
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