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WHEREAS Article 4 Section 10 of the Organic Law specifies that the King, in appointing a replacement for a vacant Senate seat, “must appoint the individual designated to him by the political party with which the outgoing Senator was commonly associated”, but | '''WHEREAS''' Article 4 Section 10 of the Organic Law specifies that the King, in appointing a replacement for a vacant Senate seat, “must appoint the individual designated to him by the political party with which the outgoing Senator was commonly associated”, but | ||
WHEREAS it is not always clear with what political party a Senator is “commonly associated”, and | '''WHEREAS''' it is not always clear with what political party a Senator is “commonly associated”, and | ||
WHEREAS that could cause real problems, now | '''WHEREAS''' that could cause real problems, now | ||
THEREFORE, the Ziu hereby enacts that each Senator on taking office is encouraged and expected to (and any Senator at any time may) publicly designate some one political party as that with which he is to be considered “commonly associated”; or he may, if he desires, designate himself as not being “commonly associated” with any political party. | '''THEREFORE''', the Ziu hereby enacts that each Senator on taking office is encouraged and expected to (and any Senator at any time may) publicly designate some one political party as that with which he is to be considered “commonly associated”; or he may, if he desires, designate himself as not being “commonly associated” with any political party. | ||
Uréu q'estadra så: | Uréu q'estadra så: | ||
[NOTE: This law was repealed by 37RZ11.] | Mà Barôn Tepistà (MC, RUMP) | ||
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''[NOTE: This law was repealed by 37RZ11, [[The Standing on His Own Legs Amendment]].]'' | |||
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37RZ4
The Commonly Associated Act
WHEREAS Article 4 Section 10 of the Organic Law specifies that the King, in appointing a replacement for a vacant Senate seat, “must appoint the individual designated to him by the political party with which the outgoing Senator was commonly associated”, but
WHEREAS it is not always clear with what political party a Senator is “commonly associated”, and
WHEREAS that could cause real problems, now
THEREFORE, the Ziu hereby enacts that each Senator on taking office is encouraged and expected to (and any Senator at any time may) publicly designate some one political party as that with which he is to be considered “commonly associated”; or he may, if he desires, designate himself as not being “commonly associated” with any political party.
Uréu q'estadra så:
Mà Barôn Tepistà (MC, RUMP)
[NOTE: This law was repealed by 37RZ11, The Standing on His Own Legs Amendment.]
