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===6RC84 — The Comprehensive Veto Restructuring Act=== | |||
The King and the PM shall each have the right of Veto over any bill passed by the Cosa. If a bill is vetoed by one and not the other, the veto may be overriden by a simple majority vote in a subsequent CLARK. If the bill is vetoed by both the King and PM, a two-thirds majority is required to override the Veto. All laws not in concord with the above Act are repealed. Proposed by: Dan Lorentz (DDP-Dandenburg), Robert Madison (PC-Vuode) | The King and the PM shall each have the right of Veto over any bill passed by the Cosa. If a bill is vetoed by one and not the other, the veto may be overriden by a simple majority vote in a subsequent CLARK. If the bill is vetoed by both the King and PM, a two-thirds majority is required to override the Veto. All laws not in concord with the above Act are repealed. | ||
Proposed by: ''Dan Lorentz (DDP-Dandenburg), Robert Madison (PC-Vuode)'' | |||
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6RC84 — The Comprehensive Veto Restructuring Act
The King and the PM shall each have the right of Veto over any bill passed by the Cosa. If a bill is vetoed by one and not the other, the veto may be overriden by a simple majority vote in a subsequent CLARK. If the bill is vetoed by both the King and PM, a two-thirds majority is required to override the Veto. All laws not in concord with the above Act are repealed.
Proposed by: Dan Lorentz (DDP-Dandenburg), Robert Madison (PC-Vuode)
