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As far as I know, they are still keeping the monarchy.
So I guess the question is: should we take any action on the embassy now? Technically, it's still illegal for now, but it feels like a major hassle to take it down only to reinstate it later if they do abolish that tag.
Cedoria, Nottinhaps, and Digitotuo
That' the question. We're debating what to do with this development right now. We'll let you all know our thinking soon:)
Nottinhaps, Llorens, and Greylyn
From a person outside of the government's perspective, I feel like you should leave the embassy open, but stop having direct diplomatic relations with them until something can be decided.
Nottinhaps, Greylyn, and Digitotuo
Potato Alliance is the name of our faction for N-Day, hence I am constructing Embassies with the region that's been established by those running that faction for the purposes of N-Day
So don't be alarmed if you see some region you've never heard of suddenly gets an Embassy. It's for N-Day and only temporary.
Nottinhaps, Llorens, Grod Island, Argentigrad, and 5 othersPodria, Greylyn, Nangka, Antinios, and Renjj
Likely Spiritus. I was involved there for a time, and have a, uh, secret nation stationed there. They have a rather deep affection for potatoes.
Secretary Greylyn,
I as much as you do not understand the opposition in our nation.
I am for the repeal due to the poor wording and vague rules in it.
However, I think it is because the fact that then there would be no standards for recycling at all.
Which is why the repealing and then revoting of updated resolutions is quite tedious and stupid.
Greylyn and Slackertown
This is how the process of WA repeals works. You don't submit a replacement until the existing resolution is nullified.
Thank you Comrade
Sincadenas and Culturists
📊 UNITY STATISTICS 📊
The results of the official Unity Statistics opinion poll for 19-21 August 2020:
Margin of error: ±17.22%
All electoral citizens who had logged on within 3 days of the poll being issued were contacted, excluding members of the Cabinet.
1) How satisfied are you with the performance of Secretary Greylyn?
Very satisfied - 51.7% (+12.6%)
Somewhat satisfied - 13.8% (-16.6%)
Neutral/Unsure - 20.7% (+7.7%)
Somewhat unsatisfied - 6.9% (+2.6%)
Very unsatisfied - 6.9% (-7.1%)
Net Approval: +51.7% (-0.5%)
2) How satisfied are you with the performance of the 1st Greylyn Cabinet?
Very satisfied - 44.8% (+1.3%)
Somewhat satisfied - 31.0% (-8.1%)
Neutral/Unsure - 17.2% (+4.2%)
Somewhat unsatisfied - 6.9% (+2.6%)
Very unsatisfied - 0.0% (=)
Net Approval: +69.0% (-9.3%)
---
Response rates picked back up to 29 this time. The Secretary approval rating remained about level just over 50%, with little change in rating over the course of this term. The Cabinet approval rating fell marginally down to just under 70%, likely due to the anomalous high rating in the last poll, but still a net increase from one month ago.
This will be the final poll before the September 2020 general election nomination commences in 10 days. Our next poll will be on the voting intention for the election with the nominated candidates.
Thank you to all who responded - make sure to keep an eye on your telegram inbox for the next poll in ~2 weeks! :)
POPULATION TRACKER
20 August 2020
Our total population is 505 (-5 in comparison to last week) and our WA population is 263 (-3 in comparison to last week).
Open this link to check the full stats:
This dispatch details the record of recruitment efforts in The Leftist Assembly since December 2017, incorporating all previous versions. This is the official recruitment tracker as per by section 2(d) of the Minister Responsibilities Act. It is currently overseen by Minister of Recruitment Dyl.
Date | Total population | World Assembly population | Minister of Recruitment |
23 Dec 2017 |
124 (-) |
56 (-) |
None |
27 Dec 2017 |
118 (-6) |
56 (-2) |
None |
1 Jan 2018 |
115 (-3) |
55 (-1) |
None |
4 Jan 2018 |
119 (+4) |
56 (+1) |
|
7 Jan 2018 |
126 (+7) |
59 (+3) |
|
12 Jan 2018 |
124 (-2) |
59 (-) |
|
14 Jan 2018 |
134 (+10) |
60 (+1) |
|
17 Jan 2018 |
135 (+1) |
62 (+2) |
|
20 Jan 2018 |
140 (+5) |
67 (+5) |
|
24 Jan 2018 |
142 (+2) |
70 (+3) |
|
1 Feb 2018 |
146 (+4) |
67 (-3) |
|
5 Feb 2018 |
151 (+5) |
72 (+5) |
|
8 Feb 2018 |
153 (+2) |
74 (+2) |
|
18 Feb 2018 |
158 (+5) |
74 (-) |
|
22 Feb 2018 |
161 (+3) |
75 (+1) |
|
1 Mar 2018 |
163 (+2) |
74 (-1) |
|
4 Mar 2018 |
167 (+4) |
74 (-) |
|
7 Mar 2018 |
174 (+7) |
76 (+2) |
|
10 Mar 2018 |
180 (+6) |
78 (+2) |
|
12 Mar 2018 |
186 (+6) |
80 (+2) |
|
17 Mar 2018 |
184 (-2) |
80 (-) |
|
20 Mar 2018 |
188 (+4) |
84 (+4) |
|
26 Mar 2018 |
185 (-3) |
80 (-4) |
|
1 Apr 2018 |
191 (+6) |
77 (-3) |
|
7 Apr 2018 |
189 (-2) |
78 (+1) |
|
24 Apr 2018 |
185 (-4) |
74 (-4) |
|
9 May 2018 |
189 (+4) |
76 (+2) |
|
11 May 2018 |
203 (+14) |
77 (+1) |
|
15 May 2018 |
211 (+8) |
82 (+5) |
|
22 Jun 2018 |
250 (+39) |
94 (+12) |
|
2 Jul 2018 |
257 (+7) |
104 (+10) |
|
9 Jul 2018 |
254 (-3) |
106 (+2) |
|
24 Jul 2018 |
253 (-1) |
110 (+4) |
|
6 Aug 2018 |
241 (-12) |
106 (-4) |
|
15 Aug 2018 |
256 (+15) |
107 (+1) |
|
24 Aug 2018 |
247 (-9) |
104 (-3) |
|
1 Sep 2018 |
250 (+3) |
102 (-2) |
|
30 Sep 2018 |
267 (+17) |
117 (+15) |
|
6 Oct 2018 |
291 (+24) |
118 (+1) |
|
13 Oct 2018 |
295 (+4) |
117 (-1) |
|
20 Oct 2018 |
318 (+23) |
110 (-7) |
|
28 Oct 2018 |
276 (-42) |
105 (-5) |
|
4 Nov 2018 |
266 (-10) |
105 (-) |
|
12 Nov 2018 |
277 (+11) |
109 (+4) |
|
21 Nov 2018 |
281 (+4) |
109 (-) |
|
28 Nov 2018 |
271 (-10) |
111 (+2) |
|
6 Dec 2018 |
263 (-6) |
106 (-5) |
|
17 Dec 2018 |
295 (+32) |
108 (+2) |
Date | Total population | World Assembly population | Minister of Recruitment |
2 Jan 2019 |
253 (-42) |
104 (-4) |
|
7 Jan 2019 |
243 (-10) |
96 (-8) |
None |
20 Jan 2019 |
223 (-20) |
102 (+6) |
|
24 Jan 2019 |
220 (-3) |
104 (+2) |
|
2 Feb 2019 |
256 (+36) |
113 (+9) |
|
9 Feb 2019 |
300 (+44) |
126 (+13) |
|
18 Feb 2019 |
321 (+21) |
125 (-1) |
|
27 Feb 2019 |
339 (+18) |
137 (+12) |
|
6 Mar 2019 |
348 (+9) |
142 (+5) |
|
15 Mar 2019 |
345 (-3) |
140 (-2) |
|
28 Mar 2019 |
343 (-2) |
145 (+5) |
|
11 Apr 2019 |
349 (+6) |
154 (+9) |
|
2 May 2019 |
360 (+11) |
204 (+50) |
|
24 May 2019 |
369 (+9) |
159 (-45) |
|
31 May 2019 |
393 (+24) |
175 (+16) |
|
7 Jun 2019 |
385 (-8) |
174 (-1) |
|
22 Jun 2019 |
395 (+10) |
186 (+12) |
|
8 Jul 2019 |
385 (-10) |
185 (-1) |
|
26 Jul 2019 |
377 (-8) |
193 (+8) |
|
1 Aug 2019 |
383 (+6) |
190 (-3) |
|
8 Aug 2019 |
392 (+9) |
196 (+6) |
|
21 Aug 2019 |
404 (+12) |
204 (+8) |
|
28 Aug 2019 |
416 (+12) |
215 (+11) |
|
13 Sep 2019 |
412 (-4) |
217 (+2) |
|
23 Sep 2019 |
435 (+23) |
203 (-14) |
|
9 Oct 2019 |
458 (+23) |
211 (+8) |
|
3 Nov 2019 |
428 (-30) |
223 (+12) |
|
24 Nov 2019 |
464 (+36) |
236 (+13) |
|
2 Dec 2019 |
506 (+42) |
257 (+21) |
|
14 Dec 2019 |
519 (+13) |
254 (-3) |
|
19 Dec 2019 |
514 (-5) |
251 (-3) |
|
23 Dec 2019 |
520 (+6) |
263 (+12) |
|
29 Dec 2019 |
520 (-) |
256 (-7) |
Date | Total population | World Assembly population | Minister of Recruitment |
1 Jan 2020 |
508 (-12) |
247 (-9) |
|
8 Jan 2020 |
522 (+14) |
253 (+6) |
|
12 Jan 2020 |
532 (+20) |
265 (+12) |
|
31 Jan 2020 |
524 (-8) |
264 (-1) |
|
8 Feb 2020 |
523 (-1) |
263 (-1) |
|
26 Feb 2020 |
532 (+9) |
277 (+14) |
|
15 Mar 2020 |
545 (+13) |
282 (+5) |
|
3 Apr 2020 |
575 (+30) |
288 (+6) |
|
1 May 2020 |
568 (-7) |
314 (+26) |
|
21 May 2020 |
560 (-8) |
303 (-11) |
|
28 May 2020 |
540 (-20) |
300 (-3) |
|
25 June 2020 |
476 (-64) |
271 (-29) |
|
2 July 2020 |
457 (-19) |
267 (-4) |
|
9 July 2020 |
467 (+10) |
258 (-9) |
|
16 July 2020 |
457 (-10) |
244 (-14) |
|
23 July 2020 |
487 (+30) |
256 (+12) |
|
30 July 2020 |
486 (-1) |
255 (-1) |
|
6 August 2020 |
511 (+25) |
265 (+10) |
|
13 August 2020 |
510 (-1) |
266 (+1) |
|
20 August 2020 |
505 (-5) |
263 (-3) |
|
27 August 2020 |
508 (+3) |
266 (+3) |
|
3 September 2020 |
502 (-6) |
262 (-4) |
|
10 September 2020 |
496 (-6) |
256 (-6) |
|
17 September 2020 |
513 (+17) |
261 (+5) |
|
24 September 2020 |
526 (+13) |
257 (-4) |
|
1 October 2020 |
574 (+48) |
260 (+3) |
|
15 October 2020 |
509 (-65) |
256 (-4) |
|
22 October 2020 |
540 (+31) |
266 (+10) |
|
29 October 2020 |
554 (+14) |
271 (+5) |
|
5 November 2020 |
544 (-10) |
267 (-4) |
|
12 November 2020 |
576 (+32) |
271 (+4) |
|
19 November 2020 |
566 (-10) |
267 (-4) |
|
26 November 2020 |
556 (-10) |
265 (-2) |
|
3 December 2020 |
551 (-5) |
274 (+9) |
|
10 December 2020 |
555 (+4) |
267 (-7) |
|
17 December 2020 |
552 (-3) |
267 (-) |
|
24 December 2020 |
523 (-29) |
264 (-3) |
|
31 December 2020 |
495 (-27) |
262 (-2) |
Date | Total population | World Assembly population | Minister of Recruitment |
7 January 2021 |
463 (-32) |
243 (-19) |
|
14 January 2021 |
456 (-7) |
245 (+3) |
|
21 January 2021 |
471 (+15) |
238 (-7) |
|
28 January 2021 |
500 (+29) |
249 (+11) |
|
4 Feburary 2021 |
525 (+25) |
253 (+4) |
|
11 February 2021 |
511 (-14) |
241 (-12) |
|
18 February 2021 |
504 (-7) |
237 (-4) |
|
25 February 2021 |
492 (-12) |
235 (-2) |
|
4 March 2021 |
491 (-1) |
240 (+5) |
|
11 March 2021 |
490 (-1) |
237 (-3) |
|
19 March 2021 |
470 (-20) |
233 (-5) |
|
26 March 2021 |
465 (-5) |
227 (-6) |
|
2 April 2021 |
490 (+25) |
234 (+7) |
|
9 April 2021 |
500 (+10) |
232 (-2) |
|
16 April 2021 |
498 (-2) |
232 (-) |
|
23 April 2021 |
496 (-2) |
231 (-1) |
|
1 May 2021 |
495 (-1) |
231 (-) |
|
7 May 2021 |
506 (+11) |
239 (+8) |
|
14 May 2021 |
507 (+1) |
237 (-2) |
|
21 May 2021 |
535 (+28) |
246 (+9) |
|
28 May 2021 |
564 (+29) |
258 (+12) |
|
4 June 2021 |
610 (+46) |
270 (+12) |
|
11 June 2021 |
617 (+7) |
265 (-5) |
|
18 June 2021 |
607 (-10) |
267 (+2) |
|
25 June 2021 |
593 (-14) |
267 (-3) |
|
2 July 2021 |
556 (-37) |
239 (-28) |
|
9 July 2021 |
540 (-16) |
233 (-6) |
|
15 July 2021 |
550 (+10) |
237 (+4) |
|
22 July 2021 |
565 (+15) |
251 (+14) |
|
30 July 2021 |
560 (-5) |
256 (+5) |
|
6 August 2021 |
538 (-27) |
250 (-6) |
|
13 August 2021 |
530 (-8) |
248 (-2) |
|
21 August 2021 |
528(-2) |
245 (-3) |
|
3 September 20211 |
532(+4) |
241 (-4) |
|
10 September 20211 |
566(+34) |
249 (+8) |
|
17 September 2021 |
616(+50) |
264 (+15) |
|
30 September 2021 |
665(+49) |
270 (+6) |
|
9 October 2021 |
688(+23) |
286 (+16) |
|
17 October 2021 |
664(-24) |
284 (-2) |
|
23 October 2021 |
702(+38) |
294 (+10) |
|
1 November 2021 |
700(-2) |
304 (+10) |
|
9 November 2021 |
733(+35) |
307 (+3) |
|
16 November 2021 |
787(+54) |
314 (+7) |
|
24 November 2021 |
811(+24) |
324 (+10) |
|
31 November 2021 |
833(+22) |
338 (+14) |
|
11 December 2021 |
806(-27) |
332 (-6) |
|
19 December 2021 |
773(-33) |
333 (+1) |
|
31 December 2021 |
714(-59) |
308 (-25) |
Date | Total population | World Assembly population | Minister of Recruitment |
5 February 2022 |
652(-63) |
300 (-8) |
|
23 March 2022 |
636(-16) |
287 (-13) |
|
1 April 2022 |
683(+47) |
297 (+10) |
|
8 April 2022 |
719(+36) |
304 (+7) |
|
18 April 2022 |
725(+4) |
309 (+5) |
|
2 May 2022 |
706(-19) |
312 (+3) |
|
23 May 2022 |
629(-77) |
295 (-17) |
|
1 June 2022 |
588(-41) |
283 (-12) |
|
2 July 2022 |
568(-20) |
267 (-16) |
Dyl/Ghillemear |
13 July 2022 |
548(-20) |
260 (-7) |
|
27 July 2022 |
554(+6) |
260 (0) |
|
3 August 2022 |
553(-1) |
265 (+5) |
|
10 August 2022 |
564(+11) |
257 (-8) |
|
17 August 2022 |
613(+49) |
267 (+10) |
|
24 August 2022 |
616(+3) |
267 (0) |
|
31 August 2022 |
619(+3) |
266 (-1) |
|
14 September 2022 |
577(-42) |
263 (-3) |
|
21 September 2022 |
572(-5) |
264 (+1) |
|
28 September 2022 |
567(-5) |
260 (-4) |
|
6 October 2022 |
585(+18) |
260 (+5) |
|
14 October 2022 |
605(+20) |
266 (+6) |
|
21 October 2022 |
599(-6) |
258 (-8) |
|
28 October 2022 |
606(+7) |
261 (+3) |
|
3 November 2022 |
613(+7) |
264 (+3) |
|
11 November 2022 |
603(-10) |
257 (-7) |
|
18 November 2022 |
607(+5) |
262 (+5) |
|
18 November 2022 |
612(+5) |
266 (+4) |
|
2 December 2022 |
597(-15) |
267 (+1) |
|
9 December 2022 |
598(+1) |
257 (-10) |
|
16 December 2022 |
593(-5) |
256 (-1) |
|
30 December 2022 |
619(+26) |
261 (+5) |
Date | Total population | World Assembly population | Minister of Recruitment |
6 January 2023 |
610(-9) |
261 (0) |
|
13 January 2023 |
567(-43) |
246 (-15) |
|
20 January 2023 |
519(-48) |
221 (-25) |
|
27 January 2023 |
527(+8) |
226 (+5) |
|
23 March 2023 |
461(-66) |
199 (-27) |
|
1 April 2023 |
560(+99) |
213 (+14) |
|
7 April 2023 |
631(+71) |
223 (+10) |
|
15 April 2023 |
706(+75) |
236 (+13) |
|
22 April 2023 |
778(+72) |
244 (+8) |
|
1 May 2023 |
746(-32) |
263 (+19) |
|
6 May 2023 |
760(+14) |
263 (+0) |
|
1 June 2023 |
826(+66) |
263 (+26) |
|
9 June 2023 |
812(-14) |
278 (-15) |
|
20 June 2023 |
769(-43) |
293 (+30) |
1Data from August 27th 2021 is missing due to Ghillemear's real-life commitments.
NOTE: The following data likely has some inaccuracies and gaps due to discrepancies in the timing of data collection.
Minister of Recruitment |
Month |
Telegrams sent |
Telegrams read (%) |
Recruits (%) |
Jan 2018 |
2,662 |
371 (13.9%) |
- | |
Feb 2018 |
3,223 |
538 (16.7%) |
- | |
Mar 2018 |
5,019 |
909 (18.1%) |
- | |
Apr-Jul 2018 |
11,812 |
1,887 (15.9%) |
- | |
Aug 2018 |
8,734 |
1,346 (15.4%) |
- | |
Sep 20181 |
3,497 |
460 (13.2%) |
53 (1.52%) | |
Oct 2018 |
6,853 |
992 (14.5%) |
84 (1.23%) | |
Nov 2018 |
6,015 |
872 (14.5%) |
81 (1.35%) | |
Argentigrad / The final horseman |
Jan 2019 |
3,935 |
455 (11.6%) |
48 (1.22%) |
Feb 2019 |
8,369 |
974 (11.6%) |
85 (1.02%) | |
Dec 20192 |
31,631 |
4,640 (14.7%) |
471 (1.49%) | |
Jan 2020 |
7,683 |
1,237 (16.1%) |
140 (1.82%) | |
Mar 20203 |
1,252 |
146 (11.7%) |
18 (1.48%) | |
Apr 2020 |
5,262 |
991 (18.8%) |
78 (1.44%) | |
May 2020 |
6,159 |
969 (15.73%) |
82 (1.33%) | |
June 20204 |
1,220 |
114 (9.34%) |
14 (1.15%) | |
July 2020 |
9,204 |
1,140 (12.39%) |
154 (1.67%) | |
August 2020 |
9,211 |
1,223 (13.28%) |
161 (1.75%) | |
September 2020 |
7,252 |
751 (10.36%) |
84 (1.16%) | |
October 2020 |
8,630 |
1005 (11.65%) |
118 (1.37%) | |
November 2020 |
8,510 |
974 (11.45%) |
102 (1.20%) | |
December 2020 |
1,545 |
122 (9.99%) |
16 (1.04%) | |
January 2021 |
10,326 |
1,175 (11.38%) |
136 (1.32%) | |
February 2021 |
10,467 |
1,495 (14.28%) |
115 (1.10%) | |
March 20215 |
3,645 |
441 (12.09%) |
65 (1.78%) | |
April 2021 |
5,847 |
703 (12.03%) |
107 (1.82%) | |
May 2021 |
9,764 |
1,206 (12.09%) |
144 (1.47%) | |
June 2021 |
11,017 |
1,851 (16.80%) |
250 (2.22%) | |
July 2021 |
11,160 |
923 (8.27%) |
115 (1.03%) | |
August 2021 |
13,226 |
1,046 (7.91%) |
124 (0.94%) | |
Ghillemear / Dyl |
September 2021 |
8,743 |
1,290 (14.75%) |
171 (1.95%) |
October 2021 |
8,800 |
1,380 (15.68%) |
186 (2.11%) | |
November 2021 |
9,240 |
1,347 (14.58%) |
187 (2.02%) | |
December 2021 |
6,565 |
770 (11.94%) |
84 (1.30%) | |
January 2022 |
7,554 |
1,074 (14.22%) |
105 (1.39%) | |
March 2022 |
3,366 |
519 (15.42%) |
63 (1.87%) | |
April 2022 |
11,718 |
1,738 (14.83%) |
186 (1.59%) | |
May 2022 |
1,803 |
261 (14.48%) |
28 (1.55%) | |
Dyl/Ghillemear |
June 2022 |
3478 |
389 (8.94%) |
28 (0.98%) |
July 2022 |
11 434 |
1249 (10.92%) |
142 (1.24%) | |
August 2022 |
9473 |
1112 (11.73%) |
119 (1.25%) | |
September 2022 |
8960 |
1044 (11.65%) |
88 (0.98%) | |
October 2022 |
9017 |
1317 (14.61%) |
136 (1.51%) | |
November 2022 |
10,595 |
1279 (12.07%) |
128 (1.17%) | |
December 20226 |
1,461 |
131 (8.97%) |
14 (0.96%) | |
January 2023 |
9,502 |
1,000 (10.52%) |
99 (1.04%) | |
March 20237 |
2,973 |
389 (13.08%) |
43 (1.45%) | |
April 2023 |
6,495 |
817 (12.58%) |
82 (1.26%) | |
May 2023 |
5,479 |
683 (12.47%) |
68 (1.24%) |
1 This data begins on 21 September 2018. It does not include New Arkados' recruitment figures prior to that point.
2 It is uncertain what the data from this period covers. It likely includes several months prior to December 2019.
3 This data begins on 23 March 2020 and also includes the first week of April 2020. It does not include The Final Horseman's recruitment figures prior to that point.
4 This data begins on 23 June 2020. It does not include Libertasnia's recruitment figures prior to that point.
5 This data begins on 18th March 2021. It does not include New Flamington's recruitment figures prior to that point.
6This data only includes 8 days due to New Flamington getting control of recruitment mid month and Nationstates outages
7This data begins on 23 March 2023. It does not include New Flamington's recruitment figures prior to that point.
Nottinhaps, Llorens, Argentigrad, Nangka, and 2 othersRegional defence council of aragon, and Renjj
State of the Legislature
Comrades,
When this term began, the GA found itself in an uncertain position. The Speaker election had to be delayed because only 6 of the 7 seats had been filled during the general election that preceded it, demonstrating a lack of interest in the legislature. Meanwhile, the GA also faced the unprecedented situation of having a majority of first-time members, something which, to my knowledge, hadn't occurred in over three years. The by-election for the seventh GA seat was contested by the candidate that voters had rejected at the general election, and two former Speakers using a loophole to get around the term limit, one of whom later faced a vote of no confidence as a member of Cabinet, and the other being described by the former as too entrenched and inflexible to face such a new situation. It was difficult for anyone to predict how the 18th GA was going to perform.
As we move towards the last week of the effective legislative term, I think it's safe to say that this GA has exceeded all expectations, and then some. The 18th General Assembly smashed the previous record of 14 pieces of legislation passed in a term, having passed 19 over the last 2 months and 7 days. This GA has received the highest census rating of any GA under the new split system, and is the second-highest rated GA in Assemblian census history. In terms of polling, we recorded a stunning 97% approval rating in YouLeft polling, the highest of any elected body or government official in Assemblian history.
I'll now address the MGAs that have served in this GA as a whole, rather than going through all of the legislation that we have passed this term. After all, the advantage of a written State of the Legislature speech is that it doesn't have to be long and tedious.
This term could only have been a success with MGAs that were genuinely engaged with Assemblian government and that wanted the best for our community, and the MGAs we've had this term have been exactly that. While other aspects of our government have caused both myself and this community significant anguish this term, our MGAs have continued writing, debating and passing legislation for the benefit of all Assemblians. In particular, I must give a massive thanks to Comrade Antinios, who has written almost half of the legislation that has passed through the 18th GA in their very first government term. I sincerely hope that they continue to find a place in Assemblian government in the terms to come, as I do with all of our current MGAs.
We must now look ahead, to the 19th General Assembly. I will be term-limited out of the GA at the end of this term, and therefore the GA will pass into the hands of a new Speaker. My hope is that the responsibility of that post will fall to someone that has never held the role before, and that the successes of our fresh faces this term will inspire more first-time GA candidates to run this September. I am leaving this GA in perhaps the best position that it has ever been in, and I couldn't be prouder.
Thank you to MGAs Antinios, Argentigrad, Dyl, New samon, Nottinhaps, and Sincadenas, for this wonderful term.
Unity in Diversity!
Speaker Kavagrad
Cedoria, Nottinhaps, Llorens, Grod Island, and 13 othersArgentigrad, Podria, Greylyn, Nangka, Outer golpi steppes, Wascoitan, Regional defence council of aragon, Masseillyia, New samon, Dyl, Antinios, Sauros, and Renjj
WA Recommendation
Repeal: “Promotion Of Recycling” — AGAINST
I will be voting with the plurality in our region against against the repeal. Our region seems to be heavily against it, so I will vote against it as well, although it is most definitely going to pass.
-Grey
Secretary
Legislation Introduced
Next in the Legislative Queue is the Criminal Offence Amendment (Withholdment Expansion), which is hereby introduced on the RMB for public feedback.
Purpose
The amendment seeks to make withholding any criminal offence, with malicious intent, illegal.
Implementation
The amendment shall be implemented immediately.
Author/Signatory
Result
? Yes, ? No
A nation shall be issued a banjection of length deemed suitable by the presiding judge and/or immediate ejection from all positions if they commit any of the following:
Acceptance of a bribe or inducement that has the intention of influencing a party in the Supreme Court to testify false information
Bribery or inducement of a member of government, with the intention of influencing a government decision or action
Bribery or inducement of a witness or party in the Supreme Court to testify false information
Creation of false official government documents, with malicious intent
Disclosure of confidential government communications or classified information, with malicious intent
False representation as a member of government, with malicious intent
Obstruction of a Supreme Court order
Participation in the invasion of an allied region
Posting discriminatory content on the basis of gender, sexuality, ethnicity, disability, socioeconomic status or any other oppressive attitudes
Slander, libel, or blackmail against a nation in good standing
Spamming or trolling that disrupts regional activity or personal communications
Support for a far right-wing ideology
Treason, defined as the illegitimate overthrowal of a lawfully-elected government, or seditious conspiracy to do so
Withholding knowledge of a serious offence, with malicious intent
Commit any action designated as a criminal offence under other Acts
A member of government shall be issued a banjection of length deemed suitable by the presiding judge, immediate ejection from all positions, and/or a ban from holding all positions if they commit any of the following:
Acceptance of a bribe or inducement that has the intention of influencing a government decision or action
Repeated abuse of lawfully-granted regional authority abilities
Neglect of the responsibilities of a government position, with intent
A nation shall be immediately issued a punishment deemed suitable by a presiding judge if they commit any of the following acts constituting contempt of court during the trial process:
Falsification of evidence for use within a trial
Refusal to comply with an order of the presiding judge that falls outside of existing law
Use of falsified evidence in a trial, with intent
Violation of legislated trial procedure, with intent
If a banjection is believed to be urgently required or has been ordered by a presiding judge as a result of contempt of court, any nation with Border Control authority may immediately execute the action
A member nation or affected party may appeal to lift a banjection:
After six months, or a sooner time as ruled by the Supreme Court, if the banjection was court-ruled or failed to be overturned
Immediately if the banjection was not court-ruled and has not since been formally contested
A nation shall be issued a banjection of length deemed suitable by the presiding judge and/or immediate ejection from all positions if they commit any of the following:
Acceptance of a bribe or inducement that has the intention of influencing a party in the Supreme Court to testify false information
Bribery or inducement of a member of government, with the intention of influencing a government decision or action
Bribery or inducement of a witness or party in the Supreme Court to testify false information
Creation of false official government documents, with malicious intent
Disclosure of confidential government communications or classified information, with malicious intent
False representation as a member of government, with malicious intent
Obstruction of a Supreme Court order
Participation in the invasion of an allied region
Posting discriminatory content on the basis of gender, sexuality, ethnicity, disability, socioeconomic status or any other oppressive attitudes
Slander, libel, or blackmail against a nation in good standing
Spamming or trolling that disrupts regional activity or personal communications
Support for a far right-wing ideology
Treason, defined as the illegitimate overthrowal of a lawfully-elected government, or seditious conspiracy to do so
Withholding knowledge of a criminal offence, with malicious intent
Commit any action designated as a criminal offence under other Acts
A member of government shall be issued a banjection of length deemed suitable by the presiding judge, immediate ejection from all positions, and/or a ban from holding all positions if they commit any of the following:
Acceptance of a bribe or inducement that has the intention of influencing a government decision or action
Repeated abuse of lawfully-granted regional authority abilities
Neglect of the responsibilities of a government position, with intent
A nation shall be immediately issued a punishment deemed suitable by a presiding judge if they commit any of the following acts constituting contempt of court during the trial process:
Falsification of evidence for use within a trial
Refusal to comply with an order of the presiding judge that falls outside of existing law
Use of falsified evidence in a trial, with intent
Violation of legislated trial procedure, with intent
If a banjection is believed to be urgently required or has been ordered by a presiding judge as a result of contempt of court, any nation with Border Control authority may immediately execute the action
A member nation or affected party may appeal to lift a banjection:
After six months, or a sooner time as ruled by the Supreme Court, if the banjection was court-ruled or failed to be overturned
Immediately if the banjection was not court-ruled and has not since been formally contested
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