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6RC89 | ===6RC89=== | ||
====The Political Parties Consensus Encouragement Act==== | |||
WHEREAS having small political parties able to gain entry into the Cosa merely encourages citizens to vote for themselves rather than to investigate other parties and learn about the issues, and | WHEREAS having small political parties able to gain entry into the Cosa merely encourages citizens to vote for themselves rather than to investigate other parties and learn about the issues, and | ||
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THEREFORE the Cosa henceforth requires a party to gain at least two votes before it can obtain a seat in the Cosa. If a party gains only one vote, that voter will be given a subsequent ballot immediately following the election, and he will have an opportunity to change his vote. | THEREFORE the Cosa henceforth requires a party to gain at least two votes before it can obtain a seat in the Cosa. If a party gains only one vote, that voter will be given a subsequent ballot immediately following the election, and he will have an opportunity to change his vote. | ||
Proposed by: Robert Madison (PC-Vuode) | Proposed by:'' Robert Madison (PC-Vuode)'' | ||
Scribe's Note: Repealed by 7RC8 | '''''Scribe's Note:''' Repealed by 7RC8'' | ||
[[Category:Statutes]][[Category:Acts of the 6th Cosa]] | [[Category:Statutes]][[Category:Acts of the 6th Cosa]] | ||
Revision as of 22:02, 1 July 2012
6RC89
The Political Parties Consensus Encouragement Act
WHEREAS having small political parties able to gain entry into the Cosa merely encourages citizens to vote for themselves rather than to investigate other parties and learn about the issues, and
WHEREAS this contributes to a general lack of knowledge about the Kingdom within the Kingdom now,
THEREFORE the Cosa henceforth requires a party to gain at least two votes before it can obtain a seat in the Cosa. If a party gains only one vote, that voter will be given a subsequent ballot immediately following the election, and he will have an opportunity to change his vote.
Proposed by: Robert Madison (PC-Vuode)
Scribe's Note: Repealed by 7RC8