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===Sixth Clark (May 2018)===
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RZ17 - The Bar Reformation Act
Statute
This is bill id#1260 (this information has no legal importance and is technical in nature.
Hopper Thread
http://talossa.proboards.com/thread/12638/bar-reformation-act-round-2?page=1&scrollTo=157136
WHERERAS the development of an independent judiciary is a benchmark of a developed democracy; 
WHEREAS the judiciary as it exists in Talossa today is sorely underdeveloped; 
WHEREAS while many factors contribute to the underdevelopment of the judiciary in Talossa, one factor, the inability to admit new members to the bar, stands out as one that can be rectified; 
WHEREAS Talossa is in dire needs of qualified individuals to be admitted to the bar. 
THEREFORE, El Lexhatx § C, 1.6 is hereby repealed in its entirety; 
FURTHERMORE, El Lexhatx § C, 2, is hereby amended to read as follows: The Officers of the Royal Household shall have no fixed terms of office, and shall not be removed from office by the dissolution of the Cosa. The Officers of the Royal Household are appointed and removed by the King on the recommendation of the Prime Minister. The four exceptions to this are that the Secretary of State shall be appointed by the Prime Minister acting alone and may be removed by law; the Burgermeister of Inland Revenue shall be named in the same way as the Secretary of State; and the Commissioner of the Civil Service, who shall be appointed by the King, for a two year renewable term, after being recommended by a legislative civil service committee and approved by a two-thirds majority vote in the Cosa and a majority vote of the Senäts in favor of appointment. The Chancellor may be removed by the King on the recommendation of the Senäts. 
FURTHERMORE, the following section is added to the El Lexhatx as § G,11: 
12. The National Bar of Talossa is hereby established. 
12.1. The National Bar of Talossa shall be governed by the five Justices of the Uppermost Cort, who shall set forth the procedure, ethics, and standards for those seeking admission to the National Bar of Talossa. 
12.1.1 The Justices of the Uppermost Cort may, at their discretion, devolve their authority to a group made up of no less than three individuals admitted to practice law to set forth the requirements of admission to the bar, except the waiver described in G.12.2.3.1. 
12.2. The National Bar of Talossa shall possess the sole authority to admit new individuals to practice law in the Courts of Talossa established under Article XVI of the Organic Law. 
12.2.1. Admission to the Bar shall be limited to those who are eligible to vote in National Elections, and who satisfy any reasonable requirement set forth by the National Bar of Talossa. 
12.2.2. The National Bar of Talossa shall set the standards for admission, which may include a test or legal training it views as necessary, to determine if an individual possess the legal knowledge and character necessary to practice law in the national courts of Talossa, except as those described in G.12.2.3. 
12.2.2.1. An individual who has met the requirements set by the National Bar of Talossa is not entitled to practice law in in the national courts until the National Bar of Talossa has decreed they are eligible to do so. 
12.2.2.2. The National Bar of Talossa may deny admission to individuals they think unworthy, provided those factors do not violate any other Organic or Statutory provision. 
12.2.3. An individual who has earned a degree in the practice of law in their home country, or has been admitted to practice law in their home country, or has completed one year of legal education as well as legal training in their home country, may seek a waiver from the requirements set forth by National Bar of Talossa, which may grant said waiver with the consent of no less than two Justices of the Uppermost Cort. 
12.2.3.1. The Uppermost Cort may increase the number of Justices required to give consent as it deems necessary, but may only decrease the number to the statutory limits with the same number of Justices required to give consent. 
12.2.3.2. The Uppermost Cort may not devolve this waiver.
12.3. It shall be a criminal offense for any person to knowingly or recklessly practice law in Talossa without express statutory permission, or without the permission of the National Bar of Talossa. 
12.3.1. The above provision is not applicable to individuals who represent themselves, known as pro se individuals, or to any individual who is a member of or has received authority by the Ministry of Justice to represent the Government in any Court throughout Talossa. 
12.3.2. The following office holders may, at the discretion of the Chancellor, be exempt from the above requirements and shall be granted full membership to the bar while they hold such office, for the purpose of performing their official duties: the Prime Minister, the Distain, Judges of the Uppermost Cort, and Judges of any inferior Cort. 
12.3.3. An Attorney General, as head of the Ministry of Justice, who is not admitted to their bar in their own right, is a de facto and de jure member of the bar for the duration that they hold that office. 
12.4. The National Bar of Talossa shall set, as it deems necessary, the Code of Conduct to govern attorneys. 
12.4.1. An individual admitted may have their admission revoked for cause with the consent of no less than four members Uppermost Cort of Talossa; in such a circumstance, the individual is no longer permitted to practice law in the national courts of Talossa. 
12.4.2. All members of the bar admitted prior to the adoption of this statute shall continue to be deemed automatically admitted and may continue to practice law. 
12.5. Any rules, regulations and/or code of conduct not set by a statute, Talossan Law or by the Organic Law, shall be a matter for the Bar to set itself as far as permissible by the aforementioned Laws.
This statute shall come into effect no later than six months after the requirements of Article X of the Organic Law have been satisfied. At its discretion, the Uppermost Cort may, immediately upon passage, begin to draft and promulgate Rules for admission, which, if the Uppermost Cort so chooses, may take effect no sooner than three months after the requirements of Article X of the Organic Law have been satisfied. 
Uréu q'estadra så: Viteu Marcianüs - (Attorney-General)


* Pending referendum
* Pending referendum

Revision as of 11:02, 2 October 2018

The Digest of Laws (L'Annuntzia dels Legeux, pronounced [ɫɐˈnːunt͡siɐ ðɛɫs̬ ˈɫɛd͡ʒɪu̯ʃ] or IPA: [ðɛws̬]) is the collection of statutory laws, acts, and motions passed by the national legislative bodies of the Kingdom of Talossa. All actions undertaken by the Ziu are recorded in l'Annuntzia by the Scribery, which is the only body sanctioned to maintain these records.

History

For the first five Cosas of its existence, Talossa was a dictatorship; only with the sixth Cosa did the laws of the legislature begin to apply to the people of the Kingdom. While there were numerous proclamations, declarations, and laws passed during this Dictatür Atx, they do not represent the will of any democratic legislature, and so they are not recorded here.

In February of 2014/XXXV, all statutory law was encoded in 46RZ4, el Lexhatx, the Talossan legal code. This law repealed all prior acts and laws in their entirety.

Acts of the 6th Cosa

First Clark (August 1987)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
6RC1 The Admit Bill Simmons at Once Act 5-2-0 passed citizenship
6RC2 The Crabs Commission Act 6-1-0 passed ephemeral
6RC3 The Vote in Advance Act 6-0-1 passed repealed
6RC4 The Talossan Reproductive Population Increase Act 4-3-0 passed repealed
6RC5 The Colonial Realities Act 7-0-0 passed repealed
6RC6 The Postal Administration Act 5-2-0 passed repealed
6RC7 The Talossan Telecommunications Act 4-3-0 passed repealed
6RC8 The Give Me Back My Title Act 6-0-1 passed ephemeral
6RC9 The Vuode Province Coat of Arms and Capital Name Act 5-1-1 passed repealed
6RC10 The Resurrection of Pórt Maxhestic Province Act 5-1-1 vetoed
6RC11 Unnamed (6th Cosa, First Clark) 1-6-0 failed
6RC12 The NATO Act 2-4-1 failed
6RC13 The Law and Order Act (for the Establishment of the High Court of Talossa) 5-2-0 inorganic
6RC14 The Talossa-Israeli Partnership Act 3-3-1 failed

Second Clark (September 1987)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
6RC15 The Official Holidays Act passed repealed
6RC16 The Citizenship Acquisition Act failed
6RC17 The Bob Murphy Title Act passed repealed
6RC18 The Territorial Lands and Waters Act passed repealed
6RC19 The Baltic Freedom Act passed ephemeral
6RC20 The Vote-by-Post Amendment That Someone Else Should Have Written Act passed repealed
6RC21 The Drang Nach Norden Act failed
6RC22 The Talossan International Boundary Stability Act failed
6RC23 The Vote of Confidence Act passed repealed
6RC24 The Diplomatic Relations Act passed repealed
6RC25 National Symbols Act failed
6RC26 Cosâ Decision Making Process Act passed repealed
6RC27 Abrogation of the Talossa-Israeli Partnership Act Act failed
6RC28 Talossan Law Registry Act passed ephemeral
6RC29 Talossa Finance Corporation Act passed repealed
6RC30 Mormon Disestablishment Act passed repealing
6RC31 Vote by Phone Act passed repealed
6RC32 The National Non-Mammal Symbols Act passed repealed
6RC33 The National Mammal Act passed repealed
6RC34 The National Tree Act passed repealed
6RC35 The Official Languages (Amendment) Act passed repealed
6RC36 The Symbolic Unity Programme Act passed repealed

Third Clark (November 1987)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
6RC37 The National Calendar Act passed repealed
6RC38 Ministry of Information Act passed repealed
6RC39 The 1988 Constitution Act passed ephemeral
6RC40 The Provincial Autonomy Act passed repealed
6RC41 The It's Time for Bob to Go Act passed ephemeral
6RC42 The Reanimation of Pórt Maxhestic Province Act passed repealed
6RC43 The Elective Monarchy Act passed repealed
6RC44 The Royal Veto Restriction Act passed repealed
6RC45 The Hereditary Monarchy Act failed
6RC46 The Absurd Trans-sexual Royal Title Removal Act passed repealed
6RC47 Party System Maturity Act failed
6RC48 Televised Debate Act passed ephemeral
6RC49 The Peace, Transquility, and Stability Act failed
6RC50 The Jock Ministry Act passed repealed
6RC51 The Let's Get Real Act passed amending
6RC52 The Weird-Looking Bill Act failed
6RC53 The Ridiculous Kingess Act failed
6RC54 The National Theatre Act passed repealed
6RC55 The National Time Capsule Act passed ephemeral
6RC56 The Popular Sovereignty (Initiative) Act passed repealed
6RC57 The Glorious (but unarmed) Royal Fleet Act passed repealed
6RC58 The Chocolate Anti-Puritan Act passed repealed
6RC59 The Tibetan Freedom Act passed ephemeral
6RC60 The Strip the King Act failed
6RC61 The Watered-Down National Citizenship Act passed repealed
6RC62 The Talossan Metrification Act passed repealed
6RC63 The Cézembre Reorganisation Act failed

Fourth Clark (December 1987)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
6RC64 The Dave Kuen Citizenship Act passed citizenship
6RC65 The Admit Jack Schneider Bill passed citizenship
6RC66 The Canton Plan Act failed
6RC67 The Electoral Registration Act passed repealed
6RC68 The Krugerrand Act failed
6RC69 The Israeli Moral Support Act passed ephemeral
6RC70 The Let's Get This Over With Act failed
6RC71 The I Want an Appropriate Title Act failed
6RC72 The Better Bird Act failed
6RC73 The Better Mammal Act failed
6RC74 The Better Insect Act failed
6RC75 The Better Fish Act failed
6RC76 The Stupid Religions Act failed
6RC77 The Basque Freedom Act passed ephemeral
6RC78 The United Nations Act passed ephemeral
6RC79 The Royal Defamation Act passed ephemeral
6RC80 The Electoral Reform Act passed repealed
6RC81 The Composition of the Government Act passed repealed
6RC82 The Party Leader Power Act passed amending
6RC83 The Prime Minister Abilities Act passed repealed
6RC84 The Comprehensive Veto Restructuring Act passed repealed
6RC85 The How Will They Know What They're Getting Into Unless They Read About It Act passed repealed
6RC86 The Cosâ Vote Finality Act passed repealed
6RC87 Un-named (6th Cosa) passed repealed
6RC88 The Sec'y of State Must Do As He's Told Act passed ephemeral
6RC89 The Political Parties Consensus Encouragement Act passed repealed

Acts of the 7th Cosa

First Clark (March 1988)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
7RC1 Recognition of Ben-importance Law failed
7RC2 The Territorial Sanity Law failed
7RC3 The Territorial Almost-Sane Law passed repealed
7RC4 The New Citizenship Entry Rules Proposal for a Committee to Study the Problem passed ephemeral
7RC5 The Ben Oversight Committee Act passed repealed
7RC6 The Debate Via the Clark Enabling Act passed repealed
7RC7 The Stern Advice to the King on His Use of His Veto Act passed ephemeral
7RC8 The Repeal of the Repressive Party Consensus Encouragement Act passed repealing
7RC9 The Tom Buffone Citizenship Act passed citizenship
7RC10 The Historical but not Real Borders Act passed repealed
7RC11 The Cézembre Control Act vetoed
7RC12 The National Constitution Act passed ephemeral
7RC13 The Funny Dog Act passed ephemeral
7RC14 The Vote-By-Post Stabilization Act passed repealed

Second Clark (April 1988)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
7RC15 The Royal Baker Act failed
7RC16 Royal Purveyor of Imported Beers Act failed
7RC17 Annexation failed
7RC18 The Cry Freedom Act failed
7RC19 Prime Minister Cosa Vote Restriction Act failed
7RC20 Talossa Supports Pro-Western, Anti-Communist Nations Act failed
7RC21 The Atatürk Province Autonomy Act passed repealed
7RC22 The People to Provinces Act passed repealed
7RC23 Double Vote Revision Act passed repealed
7RC24 The Six-Month Rule Act failed
7RC25 The Enlightened Citizenship Act passed repealed
7RC26 The Let's Try This Again Act Part I failed
7RC27 The Let's Try This Again Act Part II failed
7RC28 The Maybe, Possibly, Actually Happening Finally Act passed citizenship
7RC29 The Talossan Tax Act failed
7RC30 The Cézembre Control Act passed repealed
7RC31 Stern Advice to the Prime Minister on the Use of His Veto Act passed repealed
7RC32 An Act Relating to Dogs and Bakers failed
7RC33 The Northern Territories Act failed
7RC34 The Minority of the Month: Armenian Rights Act passed ephemeral
7RC35 The Talossan English Act passed ephemeral
7RC36 The Talossan National Christian Church Act passed ephemeral
7RC37 The Talossan Cartographic Institute Act passed repealed
7RC38 The National Defence Force Act passed repealed
7RC39 The Historical Information of Immigrants Act failed
7RC40 The Legal Clarity and Honesty Act passed ephemeral
7RC41 The Two-Thirds Referenda Act failed
7RC42 Støtanneu True Colour Act failed
7RC43 Timely Retraction of the Israeli Moral Support Act passed ephemeral
7RC44 Repeal of the Electoral Reform Act failed
7RC45 The Month-to-Month Stability Act passed repealed
7RC46 The Cézembre Governor Reappointment act vetoed
7RC47 The Legislative Sanity Act failed

Third Clark (May 1988)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
7RC48 The Gazetâ Uficiál Act passed repealed
7RC49 The RTV Intro to Talossa Act passed ephemeral
7RC50 The Electoral Reform Act Reform Act passed amending
7RC51 The Clark Vote Results Publishing Enforcement Act passed repealed
7RC52 Talossan Titles Act passed repealed
7RC53 Talossa - NATO Act failed
7RC54 The Party Validity Act passed repealed
7RC55 Cosa sanity Act vetoed

Fourth Clark (June 1988)

[No bills were submitted to the Fourth Clark]

Acts of the 8th Cosa

First Clark (October 1988)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
8RC1 An Act to Amend Article 95 of the Constituziun passed repealed
8RC2 The Mandatory Passport Purchase Act passed repealed
8RC3 The Immigrant Census Act passed repealed
8RC4 An Act to Abolish the Vindictive Ben Oversight Committee passed ephemeral
8RC5 An Act to Finally Put a Limit on How Many Bills You Can Submit passed repealed
8RC6 The Cosa Anti-Longwindedness Act passed repealed
8RC7 The People to Provinces Enforcement Act passed ephemeral
8RC8 Cosa Law and Bill Reference Act passed repealed

Second Clark (November 1988)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
8RC9 An Act to Establish an Advisory Cußéglh Cestoûr passed repealed
8RC10 Minority of the Month Act passed ephemeral
8RC11 Ron Rosalez Citizenship Act passed citizenship
8RC12 The National Names Act passed repealed
8RC13 The David Kuenn Address Act failed
8RC14 The Henry David Thoreau Expansion Act passed ephemeral
8RC15 Permanent Olympic Boycott Act failed
8RC16 An Act to Amend the Regency passed repealed
8RC17 An Act to Amend the Constituziun passed repealed
8RC18 The Andrew Punishment Act passed ephemeral

Third Clark (December 1988)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
8RC19 The Decade Committee Act passed ephemeral
8RC20 The Krugerrand Act failed
8RC21 Talossan Anti-Communist Act failed
8RC22 The Oh! Woe! For Shame, after Seven Long Years We Admit Melanie Act passed citizenship
8RC23 The National Education Act of 1988 and IX passed repealed
8RC24 The Postal Perversion Act failed
8RC25 The Living Cosâ Act passed ephemeral
8RC26 An Act to Change the Limit on How Many Bills You May Submit failed
8RC27 The Northern Annexations Act passed repealed

Fourth Clark (January 1989)

[The January Clark was "thrown out due to living Cosâ fiasco"]

Fifth Clark (February 1989)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
8RC28 The More Democratic Referendum Amendment passed repealed
8RC29 The Yes, It's Another Living Cosâ Act passed ephemeral
8RC30 The Highly Sceptical Recognition of Palestine Act passed ephemeral
8RC31 The Citizenship Admission Reform Amendment passed repealed
8RC32 The Prime Minister Stepping Down Amendment passed repealed
8RC33 The Prime Dictate Title Amendment passed repealed
8RC34 The Talossan Foreign Policy Rises from the Dead Act passed ephemeral
8RC35 The Commission and Committee Act passed repealed
8RC36 The Annexation Referendum Act passed referendum
8RC37 The America is More Boring than Talossa Act passed ephemeral
8RC38 The Cort Rewrite Amendment Act passed repealed
8RC39 The Deputy Secretary of State Amendment passed repealed
8RC40 The Lawful Assemblies Amendment Act passed repealed
8RC41 The Give a Home to Alfredo Act passed ephemeral

Sixth Clark (March 1989)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
8RC42 The Come Up With a New Constituziun Act passed repealed
8RC43 The Abolish Ignorance For Ever Amendment failed
8RC44 The Salman Rushdie Moral Support Act passed ephemeral
8RC45 The Royal House Law Act passed repealed
8RC46 The Bob Nomination Act failed
8RC47 The National Bank Account Act passed repealed
8RC48 The Patriotic Financial Contributions Act passed repealed
8RC49 PD Override Act failed
8RC50 The Chancellor of Inland Revenue Act passed repealed
8RC51 The Chancellor Amendment Act failed

Acts of the 9th Cosa

First Clark (June 1989)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
9RC1 The National Financial Security Act passed repealed
9RC2 The Give Dan His Old Job Back Act failed
9RC3 The Burgermeister Amendment passed repealed
9RC4 The Live Bob Fights Act passed ephemeral
9RC5 The Dallas Pätsilor Amendment passed repealed
9RC6 The Anti-Slavery in Government Referendum Act vetoed
9RC7 The PDs Must Exist Amendment passed repealed
9RC8 An Act to Outlaw Homosexuality failed
9RC9 An Act to Reëstablish the Ben Oversight Committee failed
9RC10 An Act to Move Ron Rosalez's Place of Residence passed citizenship
9RC12 Bill Sensibility Act passed repealed
9RC13 (Missing) passed repealed

Second Clark (July 1989)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
9RC14 The It's Still Alive! Act passed ephemeral
9RC15 The Charter of Rights Act passed ephemeral
9RC16 The New Island Act failed
9RC17 The Dead Talossans Act, Take II failed
9RC18 The Judicial Restraint Amendment passed repealed
9RC19 The Bill Sensibility Amendment failed

Acts of the 10th Cosa

First Clark (November 1989)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
10RC1 The Bill Sensibility (and this is the last time we want to hear about it) Amendment passed repealed
10RC2 The Moral Support for Hungary Act passed ephemeral
10RC3 A Foreign Policy Statement vetoed
10RC4 Advice Sought Twice Act passed referendum
10RC5 The Next Living Cosâ Act passed ephemeral
10RC6 The "Commander of Talossan Overseas Forces" Act passed appointment
10RC7 The Talossan Clean Air Act failed
10RC8 The Permanent National Defence Act failed

Second Clark (December 1989)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
10RC9 An Act to Amend Certain Articles Concerning Citizenship passed repealed
10RC10 An Act to Sink the Talossan Navy failed
10RC11 A Bill Against Mandatory Book Buying passed repealed
10RC12 A Bill to Admit a New Citizen passed citizenship
10RC13 The Talossan Clean Air Act II failed
10RC14 The Permanent Defence Ministry Act failed

Acts of the 11th Cosa

First Clark (March 1990)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
11RC1 The Abolish the Cestoûr Council Act passed repealing
11RC2 The Living Cosâ in April Act passed ephemeral
11RC3 The Above-Ground Campaign Act failed
11RC4 Another Foreign Policy Statement passed repealed

Second Clark (April 1990)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
11RC5 The One More Book Act passed ephemeral
11RC6 The Mandatory Cosa Seat Act failed
11RC7 The Anti-Wimp Act failed
11RC8 A Bill to Limit the King's Veto failed
11RC9 The Verification of Source in the Press Act failed
11RC10 Vote of Confidence Verification Act failed
11RC11 Let the Cabinet Be As It May Act failed
11RC12 The Recognition of Lithuania Act passed ephemeral

Third Clark (May 1990)

[No bills were submitted for this Clark]

Acts of the 12th Cosa

First Clark (September 1990)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
12RC1 The National Heritage (Nomenclature) Act passed repealed
12RC2 Minority of the Month Act: Wisconsin Indians passed repealed
12RC3 The Condemnation of Iraq Act passed ephemeral
12RC4 The October Living Cosâ Act passed ephemeral

Second Clark (October 1990)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
12RC5 The Talossan Anti-Terrorism/Racism Act failed
12RC6 The "Deutschland Erwache!" Act failed
12RC7 The National Destiny Referendum Act passed referendum
12RC8 The Mad Mike Act passed ephemeral
12RC9 The Recognition of the New Germany Act passed ephemeral

Third Clark (December 1990)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
12RC10 The Rehnquist Seat Act failed
12RC11 The Skateboard Act passed repealed
12RC12 The Constitutional Convention Act passed ephemeral
12RC13 Act to Remove John Jahn from Secretary of State Post passed ephemeral
12RC14 New Justice Act passed appointment
12RC15 Military Training Base Act passed repealed
12RC16 A New Holiday failed
12RC17 Talossan Expeditionary Force passed appointment

Fourth Clark (January 1991)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
12RC18 The Provincial Democratisation Act passed ephemeral
12RC19 The Provincial Elections Amendment failed
12RC20 The Write-In Amendment passed repealed
12RC21 The Cort Nomination Act passed ephemeral
12RC22 The Slovenia Act passed ephemeral
12RC23 The Censure of Ben Madison (12th Cosa) failed

Fifth Clark (February 1991)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
12RC24 Palestine Independence (Revocation) Act passed ephemeral
12RC25 Declaration of War passed ephemeral
12RC26 The Dún Cestoûr Act passed repealed
12RC27 The Maritiimi Elections Act passed ephemeral
12RC28 The Provincial Election Amendment passed repealed

Acts of the 13th Cosa

First Clark (June 1991)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
13RC1 The TalossaFest 91 Act passed ephemeral
13RC2 The Gandhi Bill passed ephemeral
13RC3 The Secretary of State Bill passed ephemeral
13RC4 (Records Missing) failed

Second Clark (July 1991)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
13RC5 The Peace Act passed repealing
13RC6 The Continuing Kurdish Moral Support Act passed ephemeral
13RC7 The Talossan Capital Territory Act passed repealed
13RC8 The World Singular Secession Definition Act passed repealed
13RC9 The Croatian Independence Act passed ephemeral
13RC10 The "I'm Not a Gloria Este-Fan" Act failed
13RC11 The Win the War Act failed
13RC12 Cort Nomination passed ephemeral

Third Clark (August 1991)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
13RC13 The Greater Kurdistan Act passed ephemeral
13RC14 An Act to Amend Article 15 of the Constituziun passed repealed
13RC15 The Dead Talossans Act withdrawn

Fourth Clark (September 1991)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
13RC15 The Commander-in-Chief (Amendment) Act failed
13RC16 The Veto Language Clarification (Amendment) Act) failed
13RC17 Confusing Language Amendment passed repealed
13RC18 The Declaration of Independence Vertical Insertion Act passed repealed
13RC19 Yet Another Living Cosâ Act passed ephemeral
13RC20 Deputy PM Clarification Amendment passed repealed
13RC21 Living Cosâ Facilitation Amendment passed repealed
13RC22 Living Cosâ Speaker Amendment passed repealed
13RC23 Clark Format Act passed repealed
13RC24 The Yet More Free Republics Act passed ephemeral
13RC25 The Annual Talossan Holidays Act passed repealed

Fifth Clark (October 1991)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
13RC26 The Give the Veto to the Prime Minister (Amendment) Act failed
13RC27 A Philosophical, Ethical, and Moral Statement passed ephemeral
13RC28 In the Name of a Truly New and Democratic World Order failed
13RC29 A Clarification of the Powers of the Deputy Secretary failed
13RC30 Let's Keep the Ballot Secret or Why Not Make Talossans Obey the Law Act! failed
13RC31 The Show Some Respect for Justice Lithuania Act! passed ephemeral
13RC32 Talossan Gay Rights Bill passed repealed
13RC33 The PC Copyright Act passed repealed
13RC34 The Amendment Veto Democratisation Amendment passed repealed
13RC35 The Budget Amendment failed

Sixth Clark (November 1991)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
13RC36 The General Erni Act passed repealed
13RC37 The Royal Referendum Act passed referendum
13RC38 The Jack Get Off My Back Act passed repealed
13RC39 The Condemnation of Serbia Act passed ephemeral

Prime Dictates

ACT NAME STATUS
13PD2 Transfer of Provincial Citizenship (Clark 1) repealed

Acts of the 14th Cosa

First Clark (February 1992)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
14RC1 The Military-Industrial Complex Act failed
14RC2 The Do Your Stuff Minister Act passed ephemeral
14RC3 The Budget Committee Act passed ephemeral
14RC4 Flatulence Discipline failed
14RC5 Ronald Rosalez Day passed ephemeral
14RC6 Anti-Welfare failed
14RC7 Constitutional Convention passed ephemeral
14RC8 The Don't You Just Love Taking Sides on This One Act passed ephemeral
14RC9 The Terpelaziuns (Question Time) Act passed repealed
14RC10 The Anti-Welfare (Substitute Bill) Act passed repealed

Second Clark (March 1992)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
14RC11 Talossan Joint Chiefs of Staff Act passed repealed
14RC12 The No Capital Gains Tax Act failed
14RC13 Separation of Church and State Act failed
14RC14 Vote or Nope Act failed
14RC15 Do Your Job or Else Act failed
14RC16 The Creation of the Talossan Marine Corps passed repealed
14RC17 The New Baby Bill (Amendment) passed repealed
14RC18 The Is Dawn Scher a Citizen? Act failed
14RC19 The Buy the History Amendment passed repealed
14RC20 The Yippee! More Flags Act passed ephemeral
14RC21 The Bill Clinton Act passed ephemeral

Third Clark (April 1992)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
14RC22 The Postal Perversion Act failed
14RC23 Don't Buy the History Act failed
14RC24 The Censure of Ben Madison (14th Cosa) failed
14RC25 An Act to Curb the Spread of Mutations passed repealed
14RC26 The Nick Kovac Act passed citizenship
14RC27 Condemnation of Libya Act and Embargo passed ephemeral

Fourth Clark (May 1992)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
14RC28 The Marine Corps Organisation Act failed
14RC29 The Language Clarification Act passed repealed
14RC30 The Statute of Limitations Act passed repealed
14RC31 The Mother of All Constitutional Amendments failed
14RC32 No Vote Changing Act passed repealed
14RC33 The End of Addresses to the House passed repealed
14RC34 No More Bill Limits Act passed repealed
14RC35 The King Must Apologize withdrawn
14RC36 Marine Corps Post Act failed
14RC37 The Anti-Union Act failed
14RC38 End of Embargo Act failed
14RC39 Talossan Chess Championship Act passed ephemeral
14RC40 The Talossan Armed Forces Reorganisation Act passed repealed
14RC41 Fujimori Banzai! Act passed ephemeral

Acts of the 15th Cosa

First Clark (August 1992)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
15RC1 The Quickie PM Nomination Act passed repealed
15RC2 The Talossan Language Traditions Amendment passed repealed
15RC3 The Talossan Language Traditions Act withdrawn
15RC4 The Vote of Confidence Made More Interesting Act withdrawn
15RC5 No Laws Without Fair Representation Act failed
15RC6 I Won't Get Off Your Back Just Yet Ben (Amendment) failed
15RC7 In the Name of a Truly New and Democratic World Order failed
15RC8 The Condemnation of Croatia Act or What a Quandary for You Now Right Wing Hypocrites! failed

Second Clark (September 1992)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
15RC9 The Glitzy State Opening of the Cosâ Act passed repealed
15RC10 The Responsible Government Amendment failed
15RC11 The No Spying on Talossans Act passed repealed
15RC12 The Talossan Civil Rights (Entrenchment) Amendment failed
15RC13 The 5th Covenant Amended failed
15RC14 How One Becomes a Talossan--An Amendment failed
15RC15 The Chess Kign Amendment failed
15RC16 The Amendment for FREE Speech passed repealed
15RC17 The R.U.H.S. Shrine of Knowledge Act passed repealed
15RC18 The Military Organisation Act passed repealed
15RC19 The Let's Clean Up Talossa Act passed repealed
15RC20 The Just Say Mow Act passed ephemeral
15RC21 The Worm Act passed citizenship
15RC22 The Official National Pastime Act failed

Third Clark (October 1992)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
15RC23 The Scrap the Useless Regency Amendment failed
15RC24 The More Foreign Policy: Algeria (again) Act failed
15RC25 The PM Nomination Amendment passed repealed
15RC26 Government Formation and Dissolution Amendment failed
15RC27 Campaign Debate Encouragement Amendment failed
15RC28 Guaranteed Ballot Distribution Amendment passed repealed
15RC29 Anti-Sexist Amendment failed
15RC30 Official National Pastime Act II failed
15RC31 MCs Are Responsible for Heir Own Votes Act failed
15RC32 Regal Powers Modification Amendment failed
15RC33 Amendment to the Vague Principles withdrawn

Fourth Clark (November 1992)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
15RC33 The National Cuisine Act failed
15RC34 The Uréu q'Estadra Så Amendment failed
15RC35 It's Midnight in Talossa... Do You Know Where Your Voters Are? failed

Acts of the 16th Cosa

First Clark (March 1993)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
16RC1 The National Cuisine Act passed repealed
16RC2 The Uréu q'Estadra Så Amendment passed repealed
16RC3 It's Midnight in Talossa... Do You Know Where Your Voters Are? passed repealed
16RC4 The Provincial Simplification Amendment passed repealed
16RC5 The National Law Act (Rewrite of Article 90) passed repealed
16RC6 The Talossan Civil Rights (Entrenchment) Act passed repealed
16RC7 The Quorum Bill failed
16RC8 The Gangway for Judicial Activism! Act passed ephemeral
16RC9 The FLUNK Legalisation Act passed repealed
16RC10 Official National Pastime Act II passed repealed
16RC11 MCs are Responsible for Their Own Votes Act passed repealed

Second Clark (April 1993)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
16RC12 The Vexatious Lawsuits Amendment passed repealed
16RC13 The Malicious Prosecution Act of 1993 passed repealed
16RC14 The Monarchy Referendum Act passed referendum
16RC15 The Quorum Amendment passed repealed
16RC16 Condemnation of North Korea passed ephemeral
16RC17 Talossan Moral Support for Boris Yeltsin passed ephemeral

Third Clark (May 1993)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
16RC18 The Veto Language Clarification Amendment passed repealed
16RC19 The Responsible Government Amendment passed repealed
16RC20 The Shorten the Constituziun on the Regency Amendment passed repealed
16RC21 An Act to Abolish (by Referendum) the Vague Principles passed referendum
16RC22 The Renunciation of Citizenship Amendment passed repealed
16RC23 The Living Cosâ Act (c16) passed ephemeral
16RC24 The Eritrean Independence Celebration Act passed ephemeral

Fourth Clark (June 1993)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
16RC25 The Special Powers (amendment) Act failed
16RC26 The Ninth Vague Principle Referendum Act passed referendum
16RC27 The la Sigürità Act passed repealed
16RC28 The Duce Day Talossan National Holiday Act passed repealed
16RC29 The Declaration of War on Serbia Act passed repealed
16RC30 The Jurisprudence Increase Act passed ephemeral

Fifth Clark (July 1993)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
16RC31 The Drang Nach Süden Act passed repealed

Sixth Clark (August 1993)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
16RC32 The Gary Schwichtenberg Act passed citizenship
16RC33 The Law and Order Act passed repealed
16RC34 The No More Royal Sexual Ambiguity Act passed repealed
16RC35 The "I am not a number, I am a free man!" Act passed repealed
16RC36 The Deputy PM Enrichment and Ennoblement Act passed repealed
16RC37 The Dandelion Act passed repealed
16RC38 The Writs of Dissolution Act passed repealed
16RC39 Islands Annexation Act passed repealed

Acts of the 17th Cosa

First Clark (November 1993)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
17RC1 The FLUNK Debunk Act passed repealed
17RC2 The "You can run but you can't hide" Act passed repealed
17RC3 The CRAAP Commission Act passed ephemeral
17RC4 (Records Missing) failed

Second Clark (December 1993)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
17RC5 The Loom of Language Act passed repealed
17RC6 The Donatüs Act passed repealed
17RC7 The Cosâ Heraldry Act passed unfiled
17RC8 The Guido-Type Law Enforcement Act passed repealed
17RC9 The Eiffler Nomination Act passed appointment
17RC10 The Preamble Act passed repealed
17RC11 Another Citizen So Soon? Act passed citizenship
17RC12 (Records Missing) failed
17RC13 The Bring Back (For Good) the Royal Beard Act passed ephemeral

Third Clark (January 1994)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
17RC14 The Final Solution to the Dead Citizens Problem Act passed repealed
17RC15 The Anti-Objectivity Act passed repealed
17RC16 (Records Missing) failed
17RC17 The By-Elections Act passed repealed
17RC18 People to Provinces, Again, Act passed repealed
17RC19 The Flúviâ Province Act passed repealed
17RC20 The Electrabase Act passed repealed
17RC21 The No Ouija Boards Act passed repealed
17RC22 The Vindsvåning Act passed repealed
17RC23 The Mar Noastra! Act passed repealed

Fourth Clark (February 1994)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
17RC24 The We Still Have to Make it Official, Electrawoman Act passed repealed
17RC25 The Neat Pins and Ribbons Act passed repealed
17RC26 The Sophisticated Random Number Generator Act passed repealed
17RC27 The Turn Up the Speaker Act passed repealed
17RC28 The Bill Simmons: Hack His Head Off! Act passed citizenship
17RC29 The Vincent and Guillaume Jacob: Hack Their Heads Off! Act passed citizenship
17RC30 The Patrick Matter: Hack His Head Off! Act passed citizenship
17RC31 The Frédéric Maugey: Hack His Head Off! Act passed citizenship
17RC32 The Signing of the Oath Act passed repealed
17RC33 The Destruction of the Last Vestiges of Schneiderism Act passed repealing
17RC34 Un-named passed ephemeral
17RC35 The Ban the Obnoxious Adolescent Idiots Act passed repealed
17RC36 Foreign Policy Initiative: Europe passed ephemeral
17RC37 The Talossan National Musical Library passed repealed

Fifth Clark (March 1994)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
17RC38 The Financial Compensation and AIR Abolishment Act passed repealed
17RC39 The Buy Krugerrands Act passed ephemeral
17RC40 The Separate but Equal Doctrine passed repealed
17RC41 The Anti-Anti-Nationalism Act passed repealing
17RC42 Foreign Policy Statement Revision Act passed ephemeral
17RC43 The Progressive Musical Archive Wing Act passed repealed
17RC44 The Mystery Science Act passed repealed
17RC45 (Records Missing) failed
17RC46 (Records Missing) failed
17RC47 The New Bills May Not Be Presented at the Living Cosâ Amendment passed repealed
17RC48 (Records Missing) failed
17RC49 The Cézembre Supreme Directional Control Act passed repealed

Sixth Clark (April 1994)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
17RC50 The Official Spelling Act passed ephemeral
17RC51 The Judicial Jumpstart Act passed repealed
17RC52 The Whip His Ass Act passed ephemeral

Prime Dictates

ACT NAME STATUS
17PD49 The Post-Tunguska Cabinet (Clark 1) repealed
17PD50 The Omnibus Party-Living-Cosa-TUC Interview Authorization Law (Clark 2) repealed
17PD51 (Records Missing)' repealed
17PD52 (Records Missing)' repealed
17PD53 The They've "Verifiable Ceased", Tom! Act (Clark 4) repealed
17PD54 Living Cosa Authorization Act (Clark 4) repealed
17PD55 Ron to Atatürk Act (Clark 5) repealed

Acts of the 18th Cosa

First Clark (July 1994)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
18RC1 The Be Kind to Animals and Other Living Things Act passed ephemeral
18RC2 (Records Missing) failed
18RC3 The Lawfully Obtain Amendment passed repealed
18RC4 (Records Missing) failed
18RC5 (Records Missing) failed
18RC6 The Propaganda Honesty Act passed repealed

Second Clark (August 1994)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
18RC7 (Records Missing) failed
18RC8 The "Send in the Jarheads!" Act passed ephemeral
18RC9 The Senior Justice Act vetoed
18RC10 The Anti-Multiple Personality Syndrome Amendment passed repealed
18RC11 (Records Missing) failed
18RC12 The "Gentlemen, Start Your Engines!" Act passed repealed

Third Clark (September 1994)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
18RC13 (Records Missing) failed
18RC14 (Records Missing) failed
18RC15 The Talossa-On-Line Study Committee Act passed ephemeral
18RC16 The Judicial Fairness Amendment passed repealed
18RC17 (Records Missing) failed
18RC19 (Un-named Bill) passed ephemeral
18RC20 (Records Missing) failed
18RC21 The Right to Bear Arms Act passed repealed
18RC22 The Negative Action Act passed ephemeral

Fourth Clark (October 1994)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
18RC23 The Court Order and Injunctions Amendment passed repealed
18RC24 The Light Rail Act passed ephemeral
18RC25 The Flúviâ Province "Restore Order" Act passed referendum
18RC26 The Draconian Campaign Publicity Act passed repealed
18RC27 (Records Missing) failed
18RC28 The Fleetwood Mac Act passed repealed
18RC29 The Chechnya Independence Act passed ephemeral

Fifth Clark (November 1994)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
18RC30 The Freedom of Information Act passed repealed
18RC31 The Get Dan Out of Mussolini Province ASAP Act passed citizenship
18RC32 The Uppermost Cort Verdict Form Act passed repealed
18RC33 The Rabbits' Revenge Act passed citizenship
18RC34 The Mandatory By-Elections Amendment passed repealed
18RC35 The Hack Off Bob's Balding Head Act passed citizenship
18RC36 Breakoff of the Month: The Republic of Somaliland Act passed ephemeral
18RC37 The You Are What You Talk About, And You Talk About Berbers, Act passed ephemeral
18RC38 The End of the War (Sense of the Cosâ) Act passed ephemeral
18RC39 The Smash Hamas Act passed ephemeral
18RC40 The Tusk Amendment passed repealed

Sixth Clark (December 1994)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
18RC41 The Permanent Provincial Habitation Act passed repealed
18RC42 The Dave, Comply Act passed ephemeral
18RC43 The What Exactly Are You Doing? Amendment passed repealed
18RC44 The Gay House Act passed repealed
18RC45 The South-West Territories Act passed appointment
18RC46 The Buy Our Books Amendment passed repealed

Prime Dictates

ACT NAME STATUS
18PD56 Appointments to the Cabinet and Embassies (Clark 1) repealed
19PD57 The Right to Know Act (Clark 3) repealed
19PD58 Rosalez Expungement Act (Clark 4) repealed

Acts of the 19th Cosa

First Clark (March 1995)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
19RC1 The Royal Wedding Enabling Act passed repealed
19RC2 The Parliamentary Honesty Act failed
19RC3 The Talossa Boos Boris Act failed
19RC4 The Save The Battleships Act failed
19RC5 The Melfare Act failed
19RC6 The National Hygiene (Disgusting Practices Abatement) Act failed
19RC7 The Kill The Burgermeister Act failed

Second Clark (April 1995)

[No bills were offered]

Third Clark, (May 1995)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
19RC8 An Act to Authorise the King to Delegate His State Powers to an Elected "State President" (Preliminary) passed repealed
19RC9 The Uniform By-Election Ballot Amendment passed repealed
19RC10 The Russian Autonomous Okrug Act passed repealed
19RC11 The Peace in Our Time Act passed ephemeral
19RC12 The Restore Order in Atatürk Province Act passed appointment
19RC13 Oklahoma City: Foreign Policy Statement passed ephemeral
19RC14 The Anti-Buffone Maneœuvre Amendment passed repealed

Fourth Clark (June 1995)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
19RC15 The Talossa Needs More Squirrels Act passed repealed
19RC16 The "Super Tuesday" Act passed repealed
19RC17 The Talossa Needs More Jewish Armenian Palestinians Act passed citizenship
19RC18 The Voter Petulance Avoidance Amendment passed repealed
19RC19 The Prime Ministers Must do Their Duty Amendment passed repealed

Acts of the 20th Cosa

First Clark (September 1995)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
20RC1 The VIA Form Extension Act passed repealed
20RC2 The Oops Amendment passed repealed

Second Clark (October 1995)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
20RC3 The Televerket Restoration Act passed repealed
20RC4 The Committee on the Future Act passed ephemeral
20RC5 The 59% of Talossans Love Polls Act passed repealed

Third Clark (November 1995)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
20RC6 The Comprehensive Ban-the-Trash Act passed repealed
20RC7 (Records Missing) failed
20RC8 The Frank Sinatra Day Recognition Act passed ephemeral
20RC9 The Save Eiffler Amendment passed repealed
20RC10 The Other Galactic Funk Act passed repealed
20RC11 The E-Votes Act passed repealed
20RC12 The No Bill Bill passed ephemeral

Fourth Clark (December 1995)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
20RC13 The Vive Le Québec Libre! Act passed ephemeral
20RC14 The Uniform Ballots Amendment passed repealed
20RC15 (Records Missing) failed
20RC16 The Legalization of Scepticism Amendment passed repealed
20RC17 The Matthias Muth (Mugrad #1) Act passed citizenship
20RC18 The Nathan Freeburg (Mugrad #2) Act passed citizenship
20RC19 The Brendan Duddy (Mugrad #3) Act passed citizenship
20RC20 The Leader of the Opposition Act passed repealed
20RC21 The Establishment of the Senäts Amendment passed repealed
20RC22 The Phantom Paperwork Abolition Amendment, Part One passed repealed
20RC23 The Phantom Paperwork Abolition Amendment, Part Two passed repealed
20RC24 The Save Eiffler Act passed ephemeral
20RC25 The UQUES Act failed

Fifth Clark (January 1996)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
20RC26 The Senäts Emblem and Flag Act passed repealed
20RC27 The Cosâ Emblem and Flag Act passed repealed
20RC28 The Naming of Cantons Act passed repealed
20RC29 The Norq Act passed ephemeral
20RC30 The Ultimate E-Mail Amendment passed repealed
20RC31 The Establishment of Florencia Province Act passed repealed

Sixth Clark (February 1996)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
20RC32 The Anti-Cybercits Act failed
20RC33 The Poor Brendan Doesn't Know What He's Getting Himself Into Act passed amended
20RC34 The Off With Their Heads Holiday Act passed repealed
20RC35 The Mindless Patriotism Holiday Act passed repealed
20RC36 The Grim Reaper Act passed repealed
20RC37 The Prokofiev Act passed repealed
20RC38 The Cybercits Immigration Control Amendment passed repealed
20RC39 The Mussolini Province Mugradization Act passed appointment

Acts of the 21st Cosa

First Clark (May 1996)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
21RC1 (Records Missing) failed
21RC2 The League of Secessionist States Act passed repealed
21RC3 The Chris Collins Act passed citizenship
21RC4 The Marc-Andre Dowd Act passed citizenship
21RC5 The Sean Hert Act passed citizenship
21RC6 The Gjermund Higraff Act passed citizenship
21RC7 The Alberto Manassero Act passed citizenship
21RC8 The Ken Oplinger Act passed citizenship
21RC9 (Records Missing) failed

Second Clark (June 1996)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
21RC10 The Uniform Naturalisation Amendment passed repealed
21RC11 The Sandaria Diplomatic Relations Act passed repealed

Third Clark (July 1996)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
21RC12 The No National Entertainer Act failed
21RC13 The Omnibus Constituziun Revision Act passed repealed
21RC14 The Prime Minister's Oath Amendment unknown unknown
21RC15 The Clark Submission Act unknown unknown
21RC16 The Living Cosa Act unknown unknown
21RC17 The Ambassadorships Act unknown unknown

Fourth Clark (August 1996)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
21RC18 The Exec-PC Act unknown unknown
21RC19 The Denunciation of Zimbabwe Act unknown unknown
21RC20 The Denunciation of China Act unknown unknown
21RC21 The Denunciation of Syria Act unknown unknown
21RC22 The West African Condemnations Act unknown unknown
21RC23 The Ambassador Collins Act unknown unknown
21RC24 Cort Expansion (Amendment) Act unknown unknown
21RC25 Lynch Wes Erni Act unknown unknown
21RC26 Creation of Supreme Justice Act unknown unknown
21RC27 Power to Provincial Leaders Act unknown unknown
21RC28 Multiple Office Prohibition Act unknown unknown
21RC29 The J.P. Griffin Act revoked
21RC30 The Mark A. Pendl Act unknown unknown

Fifth Clark (September 1996)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
21RC31 The Recognition of the Vatican Act passed ephemeral
21RC32 The Provincial Status for Cézembre Act passed repealed
21RC33 The Provincial Status for the South-West Territories Act passed repealed
21RC34 The Second Multiple Office Prohibition Act failed
21RC35 The Free and Fair Elections Amendment passed repealed
21RC36 The Canadaturk Act passed repealed
21RC37 The Evan Gallagher Act passed citizenship
21RC38 The Mark Hamilton Act passed citizenship

Sixth Clark (October 1996)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
21RC39 The Mark Franklin Act passed citizenship
21RC40 The Porto Claro Act passed repealed
21RC41 The Josh Freeburg Act passed citizenship
21RC42 The J. P. Griffin Act failed
21RC43 The "More Time! More Time!" Act passed amending
21RC44 The Denunciation of Iraq Act passed ephemeral
21RC45 The Ryan Hughes Act passed citizenship

Acts of the 22nd Cosa

First Clark (January 1997)

(Records Missing)

Second Clark (February 1997)

(Records Missing)

Third Clark (March 1997)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
22RZ11 The Berber Heritage Month Act passed repealed
22RZ12 The Official Buildings Act passed ephemeral
22RZ13 The "Good Riddance!" Act passed ephemeral
22RZ14 The Richard Gere Be Gone Act passed ephemeral
22RZ15 The C.F.T. Act passed repealed

Fourth Clark (April 1997)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
22RZ16 Consul-General Mark Hamilton Act passed appointment
22RZ17 Strip Mining Act passed failed?
22RZ18 The Charles Sauls Act passed citizenship
22RZ19 You Are What You Talk About And You Don't Talk About Gloria Act passed repealed
22RZ20 Talossan Export Company Advisory Committee Act passed ephemeral

Fifth Clark (May 1997)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
22RZ21 The Carry Me Home To Ol' Florency Act passed ephemeral
22RZ22 The Carry Me Home To Ol' Florency Too Act passed ephemeral
22RZ23 The Non-Official Language Week Act passed ephemeral
22RZ24 The Senäts Wake-Up Call Act failed

Sixth Clark (June 1997)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
22RZ25 The Paul Roberts Act passed citizenship
22RZ26 The Jon Peck Act passed citizenship
22RZ27 The Zed-Heads Act passed ephemeral
22RZ28 The Cone Wars Come Home To Roost Act passed citizenship
22RZ29 Talossan Royal Armed Forces Act passed repealed

Prime Dictates

ACT NAME STATUS
22PD1 Referring the Organic Law to the People referendum

Acts of the 23rd Cosa

First Clark (September 1997)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
COSA SENATE
23RZ1 The Gloria Estefan Restoration Act failed
23RZ2 (Un-named Bill) passed repealed
23RZ3 The Crow Act passed repealed
23RZ4 The Millenial Idiocy Act passed ephemeral
23RZ5 An Act To Prevent "Ghetto Provinces" passed repealed
23RZ6 The People To Provinces "2" (P2P2) Act failed
23RZ7 The Buffone Cort Nomination Act passed appointment
23RZ8 The Muth Cort Nomination Act passed appointment
23RZ9 The Senators in the Cosa Act failed

Second Clark (October 1997)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
COSA SENATE
23RZ10 The Middle-Aged Professionalisation of Talossa Act passed citizenship
23RZ11 The OrgLaw Absurdities Committee Act passed ephemeral
23RZ12 The T. Cartéir Adrár Citizenship Act passed citizenship
23RZ13 The Albrec'ht Stolfi Citizenship Act passed citizenship
23RZ14 The Yer Not A Talossan Yet Act passed repealed
23RZ15 The Remember Me For A Month Act passed repealed
23RZ16 The Purification of the Cultural Aesthetics of the RT Act failed

Third Clark (November 1997)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
COSA SENATE
23RZ17 The Talossa Is My Country Act failed
23RZ18 The Talossa Is My Country, But That Doesn't Mean I Can't Have Friends Elsewhere Too Act failed
23RZ19 The Talossan Anti-Microsoft Monopoly Act passed ephemeral
23RZ20 The Francesco Felici Act passed citizenship
23RZ21 The Stephen Tanner Act passed citizenship
23RZ22 The You Are Where You Live Act, Part Deux passed repealed

Fourth Clark (December 1997)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
COSA SENATE
23RZ23 The Some Explanation Please Act passed repealed
23RZ24 The Multiple Office Prohibition Act failed
23RZ25 The Cosâ District Act passed ephemeral
23RZ26 The Diplomacy With Penguinea Act failed
23RZ27 The What's Going On With The Talossan Immigration Commission Act passed ephemeral
23RZ28 The Mowhan Embassy Act passed repealed
23RZ29 The Vuode Province Certification Act passed ephemeral
23RZ30 The Bring The Almighty Vaguely Nacho-Chip-Shaped Province Into Harmony With The Organic Law of 1997, The Regipäts, The World, Mother Nature, And, Optionally, Your Deity Of Choice, Act passed ephemeral

Fifth Clark (January 1998)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
COSA SENATE
23RZ31 The Talossa Needs More Canadian Cypriots Act passed citizenship

Sixth Clark (February 1998)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
COSA SENATE
23RZ32 The Amendment to OrgLaw Article VI, Section 2 Act passed referendum
23RZ33 The Inclusion Of Information Act passed repealed
23RZ34 Talossa And Torgo Are Right For Each Other Act passed repealed
23RZ35 The Dual Citizenships Act passed repealed
23RZ36 The "G.E. Brings Good Things To Life" Act failed
23RZ37 The Talossa Needs Swedes Act passed citizenship
23RZ28 The US Aid Act failed
23RZ39 The You Have Two (Read My Lips: Two) Choices Act passed repealed
23RZ40 The Packer Backer Act passed repealed
23RZ41 The Wisconsin Day Act passed ephemeral
23RZ42 The People To Provinces, Part IV (I Think) Act passed repealed
23RZ43 The Packer Backer Act, Part Deux passed repealed
23RZ44 The Charles Sauls Dual Citizenship Act passed citizenship
23RZ45 The Riot Act passed repealed
23RZ46 The The Talossa Needs Michiganders Act passed citizenship
23RZ47 The Lawyeristic Timebomb Defusement Act passed referendum
23RZ48 The People To Provinces Entrenchment Act passed referendum
23RZ49 The Vénéneux Act passed ephemeral
23RZ50 The Gruberama Act passed citizenship

Acts of the 24th Cosa

First Clark (May 1998)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
COSA SENATE
24RZ1 The Cézembre Province Certification Act passed ephemeral
24RZ2 The Codification Act passed repealed
24RZ3 The "They Just Live Here" Act failed
24RZ4 The Ultimate Entertainer Act failed
24RZ5 The "Call Him Doctor" Act failed
24RZ6 The Tom Buffone Out of Office Act passed ephemeral
24RZ7 The Vote on the Treaty Act failed
24RZ8 The Question to the Executive Act failed
24RZ9 The Talossa Always Needed A Pope Act passed citizenship
24RZ10 The Talossa Always Needed A Burr Act passed citizenship
24RZ11 The No Dual Citizenships in Fake Countries Act passed repealed
24RZ12 The Referendum on the Treaty Act failed

Second Clark (June 1998)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
COSA SENATE
24RZ13 The Put Up Or Shut Up Act passed repealed
24RZ14 The Here's The Plan: Get Aldous Into The Land Act passed citizenship
24RZ15 The Question to the Executive II Act failed
24RZ16 The Book Buying Act (OrgLaw Amendment) passed referendum
24RZ17 The Justice Oplinger Act passed appointment
24RZ18 The Stop the Tests! Act passed ephemeral
24RZ19 The University Charter Act passed repealed
24RZ20 The Nomenclature Act failed
24RZ21 The Order of the Squirrel Establishment Act withdrawn
24RZ22 The Order of the Dandelion Establishment Act withdrawn
24RZ23 The Order of the Dandelion Establishment Act withdrawn
24RZ24 The Notable Entertainer Act failed
24RZ25 The Nuclear Weapons Proliferation Act failed
24RZ26 The Pengöpäts Treaty Act failed
24RZ27 The Prisoners Of War Act passed repealed
24RZ28 The Law of the Sea Act failed

Third Clark (July 1998)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
COSA SENATE
24RZ29 The Living Cosâ 1998 Act passed ephemeral
24RZ30 The E.S.T.O. Act failed
24RZ31 The Triparia Recognition Act passed repealed
24RZ32 The "Rock On, Talossa" Act failed
24RZ33 The Reunion Recognition Act passed repealed
24RZ34 The Lectoria Recognition Act failed
24RZ35 The Five Men Cort Commisson Act failed

Fourth Clark (August 1998)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
COSA SENATE
24RZ36 The Stop Killing Berbers Act passed ephemeral
24RZ37 The Stop the Linguicide Act passed repealed
24RZ38 The Listen To Me: Vote Dabrowski Act failed
24RZ39 The Stop Gender Apartheid in Afghanistan Act passed ephemeral
24RZ41 The Condemnation of Islamic Stupidity Act passed repealed

Fifth Clark (September 1998)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
COSA SENATE
24RZ42 The Talossan Names for Maricopan Cantons Act passed repealed
24RZ43 The Fairness and Accountability in Immigration Act failed
24RZ44 The Locking the Barn after the Horse Has Bolted on Proxy Voting Act passed repealed
24RZ45 The Encouragement to Matt Act passed ephemeral
24RZ46 The Alfred W. Lawson Recognition Act passed repealed
24RZ47 The Opposition Leader Appointment Act passed repealed
24RZ48 The Prime Dictate Clarification Act passed repealed
24RZ29 The Maricopa Certification Act withdrawn

Sixth Clark (October 1998)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
COSA SENATE
24RZ50 The Questions to the Executive Act passed repealed
24RZ51 The Jay Shorten Citizenship Act passed citizenship
24RZ52 The I Want to Be Able to Join Other Micronations Act withdrawn
24RZ53 The One Less Tie Act passed repealed
24RC2 The PD 11 Null and Void Act passed amending
24RC3 The PD 9 Up for a Cosâ Vote Act passed amending

Prime Dictates

ACT NAME STATUS
24PD1 Cabinet Appointments appointment
24PD2 Treaty With Penguinea repealed
24PD3 Warning for TalossaFest ephemeral
24PD4 Francis Albert Sinatra Month PD ephemeral
24PD5 Establishing a Sub-Ministry of the Navy repealed
24PD6 Appointment of Sub-Minister of the Navy appointment
24PD7 Establishing the Talossan Royal Navy repealed
24PD8 Appointment of Distain and Other Posts appointment
24PD9 Derecognition of Porto Claro vetoed
24PD10 Call for Senatorial Election ephemeral
24PD11 Grant of Official Permission to Publish vetoed

Acts of the 25th Cosa

First Clark (January 1999)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
COSA SENATE
25RZ1 The Dual-Citizenship Amendment Act failed
25RZ2 The Micronation Definition Act passed repealed
25RZ3 The Brent Kesler Citizenship Act passed citizenship
25RZ4 The Matt Dabrowski Citizenship Act passed citizenship
25RZ5 The Religious Freedom Act passed repealed
25RZ6 The Organic Law Citizenship Law Decoupling (Amendment) Act passed referendum
25RZ7 The Micronational No Harassment Act failed
25RZ8 The Queen Jenny Citizenship Act passed citizenship

Second Clark (February 1999)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
COSA SENATE
25RZ9 The Emergency Ersatz Taco Bell Empowerment Act passed repealed
25RZ10 The One Less Bug Entanglement Act failed
25RZ11 The Talossan Exiles Act passed repealed
25RZ12 The Monica Lewinsky Act failed
25RZ13 The Zog Salute Act passed repealed
25RZ14 The Immigration Law (Amendment) Act passed repealed
25RZ15 The Thanks for all the Wittenbergs Resolution passed ephemeral
25RZ16 The Official Buildings Again Act passed ephemeral
25RZ17 The Pompous Language Act passed repealed
25RZ18 The Realism in Ministries Act passed amended
25RZ19 The 1999 Act passed ephemeral
25RZ20 The Special Sessions Act withdrawn
25RZ21 The Talossan Canon of Laws Act passed repealed
25RZ22 The Bohemian Rhapsody Act passed ephemeral
25RZ23 The Three Member Cort Act passed ephemeral
25RZ24 The Schneideria and Slovenia Are Made for Each Other Act failed
25RZ25 The Walmart is Bad Act passed repealed
25RZ26 The Pompous Royal Charters Act passed repealed
25RZ27 The Cabinet Definition Act failed
25RZ28 The You Are What You Drink, And What You Drink is Root Beer Act failed
25RZ29 The Paul Allen Beardo Weirdo Act failed
25RZ30 The Party of Five Act failed
25RZ31 The Bill Act passed amended
25RZ32 The Franco-American Act failed
25RZ33 The Can the Q Act failed
25RZ34 The Amateur Sports Act failed
25RZ35 The Royal Bank and Post Charter Act passed repealed
25RZ36 The Opposition Leader OrgLaw Amendment Act passed referendum
25RC1 The Congratulatory Resolution passed ephemeral
25RC2 The 1999-1 Cosâ District Act passed ephemeral

Third Clark (March 1999)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
COSA SENATE
25RZ37 The Royal Succession Act passed repealed
25RZ38 The Florenciâ Decertification Act withdrawn
25RZ39 An Act to Provide for a Year Zero in the Talossan Calendar failed
25RZ40 An Act to Amend the Year Zero Act failed
25RZ41 The You Are Where You Live Act, Pärts Tres passed repealed
25RZ42 The King of the Albanians Act failed
25RZ43 An Act to Determine the Truth of Certain Rumours Floating Around Among the Cestoûr Population failed
25RZ44 The Commissioner of the Civil Service Act passed repealed
25RZ45 The Viscount of Vuode Title Act passed referendum
25RZ46 The Not-So Hostile Take-Over of Atatürk Act passed ephemeral
25RZ47 The Porto Claro Congratulation Act passed ephemeral
25RZ48 The Mowameddo Non-recognition Act passed amending
25RZ49 The Mascouten Tribe of Indians Act passed ephemeral
25RZ50 The Semi-Permeable Wall Act passed repealed
25RZ51 The "Padlock the Foreign Ministry" Act failed
25RZ52 The Morning-After Act passed repealed
25RZ53 The One Less Tie Act failed
25RZ54 The Not So Hostile Take-Over of Maricopa Act failed
25RZ55 The Reunion Non-recognition Act passed repealed

Fourth Clark (April 1999)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
COSA SENATE
25RZ56 The Mole Day Act failed
25RZ57 The Privacy in Mail Act failed
25RZ58 The Come On Along Act failed
25RZ59 The Invincible Moral Support (tm) Act failed
25RZ60 The Vive la Talossa, Vive le Maugey Act failed
25RZ61 The Anti-Resolution Act failed
25RZ62 The Cabinet Act (OrgLaw Amendment) failed
25RZ63 The Secretary of State for Immigration Act (OrgLaw Amendment) failed
25RZ64 The PD Approval Act failed
25RZ65 The Derecognition Act passed repealed
25RZ66 The Claim Definition Act failed
25RZ67 The Juneau Day Act passed repealed
25RZ68 The Questions to the Legislative Act failed
25RZ69 The Provincial Control Act failed
25RZ70 The None of this Teletubbies Crap Act failed
25RZ71 The Zero Tolerance Act passed ephemeral
25RZ72 The Stanley Kubrick Act passed ephemeral
25RZ73 An Act to Allow Spouses of Talossan Citizens to Become Citizens (OrgLaw Amendment) failed
25RZ74 The Civil Services Commendation Resolution passed ephemeral
25RZ75 The Amalgamated Anti-Serbia Resolution passed ephemeral

Fifth Clark (May 1999)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
COSA SENATE
25RZ76 The Star Wars Episode One Act passed ephemeral
25RZ77 The Senatorial Medal of Honour Act passed repealed
25RZ78 The Questions to the Cort Act failed
25RZ79 The Enabling Act failed
25RZ80 The Nunavut Resolution passed ephemeral
25RZ81 The Battle for Citizens Act failed
25RZ82 The Royal Bank & Post Charter Act failed
25RZ83 The Reservation of Separate Amenities Act failed
25RZ84 The Defence of the Realm Act failed
25RZ85 The Belated Siskel Memoriam Act passed ephemeral
25RZ86 The Anti-Bug E-mail Ac failed
25RZ87 The Gay House Declaration Resolution failed
25RZ88 The Sense of the Ziu Resolution passed ephemeral
25RZ89 The Dan Rogerson Citizenship Act passed citizenship
25RZ90 The Paola Nicole Cleri Citizenship Act passed citizenship
25RZ91 The Give Us (and Especially Johan) a Break Act passed repealed
25RZ92 The "There doesn't have to be 30 bills on every Clark, you know!" Act failed
25RZ93 The Monarchical Powers Act (For Comment Only) passed ephemeral
25RZ94 The Permanent Residents Act failed
25RZ95 The Organic Law Interpretation (Voting on the Clark) Act failed

Sixth Clark (June 1999)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
COSA SENATE
25RZ96 The Burn the Townships South Africa-Style Act failed
25RZ97 The Sense of the Ziu (QJM) Resolution failed
25RZ98 The Sense of the Ziu (State President) Resolution failed
25RZ99 The Election List Open to Everyone Act passed repealed
25RZ100 The Repeal of Those Asinine, Annoying Questions Act passed repealed
25RZ101 The Addresses to the Whole Ziu Act failed
25RZ102 The Ministerial Policy (Statement & Approval) Act failed
25RZ103 The Chris Cord Citizenship Act passed citizenship
25RZ104 The Eric Minton Citizenship Act passed citizenship
25RZ105 The David Fauteux Citizenship Act passed citizenship
25RZ106 An Act to Amend Article VIII of the Organic Law passed referendum
25RZ107 The Opposition Leader Appointment Act II failed
25RZ108 The Spread the Good Word Act passed ephemeral
25RZ109 The Talossan Government Depository Act failed
25RZ110 The Shagarama Act failed
25RZ111 The Revised Permanent Residents Act failed
25RZ112 The Committee of Cassation Act passed repealed
25RZ113 The You are Where You Live Act, Part Four passed repealed
25RZ114 The Accountability of Elected Officials Act passed repealed

Prime Dictates

ACT NAME STATUS
25PD1 Cabinet Appointment PD repealed

Acts of the 26th Cosa

First Clark (October 1999)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
COSA SENATE
26RZ1 The John Minot Citizenship Act passed citizenship
26RZ2 The What Goes Around Comes Around to the Cort Act passed appointment
26RZ3 The "Stop 'Doing it' like a Bug" Act failed
26RZ4 An Outageous Act to Amend Article Seven, Section Two of the Organic Law and Close Down the Electoral Casino (Except On Certain Special Occasions) failed
26RZ5 An Act to Provide New Methods of Payment of Cudëscherïa Books failed
26RZ6 The Designation of the Royal Family Name (Amendment) Act passed referendum

Second Clark (November 1999)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
COSA SENATE
26RZ7 The Wide-ranging Trawl of the Laws Act failed

Third Clark (December 1999)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
COSA SENATE
26RZ8 An Act to Change the Name of the Court of Cassation passed repealed
26RZ9 An Act to Assign Constituency Names to the 29th Cosâ failed
26RZ10 An Act to Charter the North American Dollar Exchange Bank failed
26RZ11 The John Minot for Governor Act passed appointment
26RZ12 The Remembrance Day Act passed repealed
26RZ13 The Closing of the Casino Talossa Act passed referendum
26RZ14 The Ministry for Fake Countries Act failed

Fourth Clark (January 2000)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
COSA SENATE
26RZ15 The Talossan Weights and Measures Act passed repealed
26RZ16 The Talossa Is One Country Act passed repealed
26RZ17 (Unnamed Bill of the 26th Cosa) failed
26RZ18 The Jules Beulen (Uglhán Cruceatúl), Citizen #89, Naturalization Act passed citizenship

Fifth Clark (February 2000)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
COSA SENATE
26RZ19 The Talossa First! Act failed
26RZ20 The Living Cosâ of 2000 Act passed ephemeral
26RZ21 The Prohibition of Censorship on Wittenberg Act failed
26RZ22 The Closing of the Casino Talossa II Act passed referendum
26RZ23 The Township Naming Act failed

Acts of the 27th Cosa

First Clark (May 2000)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
COSA SENATE
27RZ1 The Martín Bertagnon Citizenship Act passed citizenship
27RZ2 The Phil Ledgerwood Citizenship Act passed citizenship
27RZ3 The David L. Rice Citizenship Act passed citizenship
27RZ4 The Jamila Cruciani Citizenship Act passed citizenship
27RZ5 The Revised Citizenship Assignments Reform Act of 2000 passed repealed
27RZ6 The Justice for Zimbabwe Act passed repealed
27RZ7 The Talossa is Weird Enough Act failed

Second Clark (June 2000)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
COSA SENATE
27RZ8 The Provincial Commission Act. passed ephemeral
27RZ9 The Which Way to Abbavilla? Act failed
27RZ10 The Corrected Disenfranchisement Act failed

Third Clark (July 2000)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
COSA SENATE
27RZ11 The Jonathan Kelley Citizenship Act passed citizenship
27RZ12 The Tanja Kraft Citizenship Act passed citizenship
27RZ13 An Act to Criticize the Behaviour of a Certain Person failed
27RZ14 The I'm Getting Outa Here! Act passed ephemeral

Fourth Clark (August 2000)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
COSA SENATE
27RZ15 The Jeffrey Ragsdale Citizenship Act passed citizenship
27RZ16 The Mike Dinitz Citizenship Act passed citizenship
27RZ17 The Marguerite Converse Citizenship Act passed citizenship
27RZ18 The Get Your Thumb Out Act failed
27RZ19 The Contact Information Act failed
27RZ20 The Amy Durnford Citizenship Act passed citizenship

Fifth Clark (September 2000)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
COSA SENATE
27RZ21 The Citizenship Process Clarification Act passed repealed
27RZ22 The Get Your Thumb Out Act II failed
27RZ23 An Act to Delete a Defective Member of The Royal Family passed expunged

Sixth Clark (October 2000)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
COSA SENATE
27RZ24 The Deadwood Removal Act failed

Acts of the 28th Cosa

First Clark (January 2001)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
COSA SENATE
28RZ1 The Maricopan Elections Already! Act passed repealed
28RZ2 Register Before The Start Act failed
28RZ3 The National Government Holiday Act failed
28RZ4 Royal Wedding Act passed ephemeral

Second Clark (February 2001)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
COSA SENATE
28RZ5 The Swearing of the Seneschál Amendment passed referendum
28RZ6 The Russian Diplomatic Immunity Act passed ephemeral
28RZ7 The Familly Bush Act failed
28RZ8 The "Knowing is Half the Battle" act failed
28RZ9 The A Lower Cort Act failed

Third Clark (March 2001)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
COSA SENATE
28RZ10 The Berber Familiarization Act passed repealed
28RZ11 The Knowing Is Half The Battle Act II passed repealed
28RZ12 The "Provincial Cort Establishment" Act failed
28RZ13 Repeal The Talossan Book Purchase Act failed
28RZ14 You Are What You Publish Act passed ephemeral
28RZ15 "The" Witt Act passed repealed
28RZ16 The Grecian Formula Act passed repealed
28RZ17 The "Provincial Judiciary Amendment to Organic Law 1997, Article XV, Section 1" Act failed

Fourth Clark (April 2001)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
COSA SENATE
28RZ18 The OrgLaw Maintenance Act passed repealed
28RZ19 The Senäts Election Amendment passed referendum
28RZ20 (Missing Records) failed
28RZ21 (Missing Records) failed
28RZ22 The Pete Rose Pardon and Hall of Fame act passed ephemeral
28RZ23 (Missing Records) failed
28RZ24 (Missing Records) failed

Fifth Clark (May 2001)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
COSA SENATE
28RZ25 The Air Conditioning is Evil Act failed
28RZ26 The Maricopa Brewers Act passed repealed
28RZ27 The Second Organic Law Re-numbering Amendment passed ephemeral

Sixth Clark (June 2001)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
COSA SENATE
28RZ28 An Act to Officially Recognize Taiwan passed repealed

Acts of the 29th Cosa

First Clark (September 2001)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
COSA SENATE
29RZ1 The Archive Nationalisation Act passed repealed
29RZ2 The Regency Amendment passed referendum

Second Clark (October 2001)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
COSA SENATE
29RZ3 The Talossan Anti-Terrorism Act passed ephemeral
29RZ4 The Clear Message Act failed
29RZ5 The September, 2011 Clark Non-voting Grace Act failed

Third Clark (November 2001)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
COSA SENATE
29RZ6 The Crust Cremâ Crapadâ Act passed repealed
29RZ7 The Immigration Progress Act passed ephemeral
29RZ8 The Primary Intelligence Group Act passed amended

Fourth Clark (December 2001)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
COSA SENATE
29RZ9 The Make Thomas II Our First Permanent Resident Act passed ephemeral
29RZ10 The Put Up or Shut Up Mark II Act passed repealed

Fifth Clark (January 2002)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
COSA SENATE
29RZ11 The Make Garth Spencer Our Second Permanent Resident Act passed ephemeral
29RZ12 The Palace of Hot Wheels Act passed repealed

Sixth Clark (February 2002)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
COSA SENATE
29RZ13 The Talossan Consulate Act passed ephemeral

Acts of the 30th Cosa

First Clark (May 2002)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
COSA SENATE
30RZ1 The House and Dynasty of Rouergue Bill passed repealed
30RZ2 The Talossan Postal Service Act failed
30RZ3 The Enron and Ken Lay Act passed ephemeral
30RZ4 The Bring Back Gloria! Act failed
30RZ5 The Public Bathroom Door Act failed
30RZ6 The No Cell Phones on Buses Act failed
30RZ7 The Territorial Rationalization Amendment failed

Second Clark (June 2002)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
COSA SENATE
30RZ8 The Senate Mega-Constitutional Reform failed
30RZ9 The Provincial Government Ammendment failed
30RZ10 The Star Wars Episode Two Act failed

Third Clark (July 2002)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
COSA SENATE
30RZ11 The Secretary of State Office Act passed repealed

Fourth Clark (August 2002)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
COSA SENATE
30RZ12 The "What's The Time?" Act failed

Fifth Clark (September 2002)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
COSA SENATE
30RZ13 The Reform the Immigration Law Act passed repealed

Sixth Clark (October 2002)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
COSA SENATE
30RZ14 The Return of The Talossan Postal Service Act Act failed

Prime Dictates

ACT NAME STATUS
30PD1 A PD Concerning the Office of the Attorney-General repealed
30PD2 A PD Concerning the Re-Re-Naming of the Scribery of Abbavilla ephemeral
30PD3 A PD Concerning the Third Scribe of Abbavilla repealed

Acts of the 31st Cosa

First Clark (February 2003)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
COSA SENATE
31RZ1 The Frivolous Close Vote Act failed
31RZ2 An Amendment to Clean Out Needless Fluff failed
31RZ3 The Brother and Sister Amendment Law failed
31RZ4 The Let 'Em Name the Parishes Act failed
31RZ5 The Making Sense Bill passed repealed
31RZ6 Another Amendment to Clear Up Issues of Citizens Who Want Their Heads Reattached failed
31RZ7 An Amendment to Clear Up Immigration Matters failed
31RZ8 An Amendment to Make the OrgLaw More Flexible to Cosâ Changes failed
31RZ9 An Amendment to Assimilate the Clark's Composition failed
31RZ10 An Amendment to Establish the Living Senäts and to Give the Mençei Something Meaningful To Do failed
31RZ11 The Katherine Smith Citizenship Act passed citizenship
31RZ12 The Jorge Melo Citizenship Act passed citizenship
31RZ13 The Andrew Lowry Citizenship Act passed citizenship
31RZ14 The Talossan Civil and Criminal Codes Act passed repealed
31RZ15 The Talossan Capital Punishment Resolution Act failed

Second Clark (April 2003)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
COSA SENATE
31RZ16 The Really Make Sense Act passed repealed

Third Clark (May 2003)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
COSA SENATE
31RZ17 The GO MU Act passed missing
31RZ18 The TalossaFest Living Cosâ Act of 2003 passed missing
31RZ19 The Wake Up Talossa Act failed
31RZ20 The EM200 Cosa Election Amendment failed
31RZ21 The Law of Return passed repealed
31RZ22 The Reactionary Paper Ballots Act passed missing

Fourth Clark (June 2003)

(No bills were offered)

Fifth Clark (July 2003)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
COSA SENATE
31RZ23 The No Orgy Of Congratulations For Strom Act failed
31RZ24 The Lisa Skovalia Citizenship Act passed citizenship
31RZ25 The EM200 Cosa Election Amendment II failed
31RZ26 The Eiffler-Madison Royal Veto Compromise (amendment) Act failed
31RZ27 A Logo for the Ziu Act failed

Sixth Clark (August 2003)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
COSA SENATE
31RZ28 The People To Provinces Fix-It Once and for All Act failed
31RZ29 The Council of Governors Act passed repealed
31RZ30 The There Is Only One Province Declaration failed
31RZ31 The Turkey to the Frogs! Act failed

Acts of the 32nd Cosa

First Clark (November 2003)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
COSA SENATE
32RZ1 They are Almost Talossans Too, You Know, Act failed
32RZ2 The Secretary of State Replacement Act passed repealed
32RZ3 The Cosâ Vote Correctional Program passed repealed
32RZ4 The Postmaster-General Establishment Act passed repealed
32RZ5 The Jahn/Muth Switcheroo Act failed
32RZ6 The Gloria Estefan Restoration Act failed

Second Clark (December 2003)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
COSA SENATE
32RZ7 The Depolitization of the Monarchy Amendment failed
32RZ8 Let's Give the Seats Back to the Parties Act failed
32RZ9 La clause Nonobstand.... failed
32RZ10 The Governor-General Act passed repealed
32RZ11 The Talossan Bar Act passed repealed
32RZ12 The Talossan Bar Admission Act of 2003 passed repealed
32RZ13 The "I want a limousine damnit" Act passed repealed
32RZ14 The Spam Is Yummy Act failed
32RZ15 The Sustainable Forestry Act failed
32RZ16 The Party? What Party? I don't see a Party? Mind your own business... Act failed

Third Clark (January 2004)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
COSA SENATE
32RZ17 The Taiwan Independence Act passed repealed
32RZ18 The Public Buildings Recognition Act passed repealed
32RZ19 The Official Streets Act passed repealed
32RZ20 The Apathy Is Not A Crime Amendment failed
32RZ21 The At All Times? Not Really... Act passed repealed

Fourth Clark (March 2004)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
COSA SENATE
32RZ22 The Talossan Consulate to Nova Scotia Building Recognition Act passed repealed
32RZ23 The Murmurings of Sympathy for Niue Act passed repealed
32RZ24 The Prospectives' Personal Privacy Act passed repealed
32RZ25 The Assertion of Civil Rights in Marriage Act passed repealed
32RZ26 The Let's Really Help Niue act failed

Fifth Clark (April 2004)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
COSA SENATE
32RZ27 The Violent Offences (Amendment) Act failed
32RZ28 An Act to Bring Better Democratic Order to Maricopa Province failed
32RZ29 The Marc Moisan Citizenship Act passed citizenship
32RZ30 The Provincial Reform Amendment passed missing
32RZ31 The Provincial Election Law Act failed
32RZ32 An Act to Recognize the Impact of Certain '80s Fare failed

Prime Dictates

ACT NAME STATUS
32PD1 A PD Concerning the fourth Scribe of Abbavilla ephemeral

Acts of the 33rd Cosa

First Clark (August 2004)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
COSA SENATE
33RZ1 The Senate Elections Reform (Amendment) Act passed referendum
33RZ2 The Provincial Elections Reform (Amendment) Act passed referendum
33RZ3 The Dan Lorentz Nomination Act passed appointment
33RZ4 The Prodigal Sons Act failed

Second Clark (September 2004)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
COSA SENATE
33RZ5 Paper Ballots-It's About Time! Act passed repealed
33RZ6 The We Need Gloria Back Act passed repealed
33RZ7 The National Anthem Amendment passed referendum
33RZ8 The Immigration Reform Take Whatever Act passed repealed

Third Clark (October 2004)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
COSA SENATE
33RZ9 The Renunciation and Amnesty (Amendment) Act passed referendum
33RZ10 The Succession to the Throne Act passed amended
33RZ11 The Regency Modification Act passed referendum
33RZ12 The House Law of the House and Dynasty of Rouergue Act passed repealed

Fourth Clark (November 2004)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
COSA SENATE
33RZ13 The Church Sanctuary Protection Act passed repealed

Fifth Clark (December 2004)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
COSA SENATE
33RZ14 The Secretary of State is No Longer above the Law Act passed referendum
33RZ15 The Election Law Act passed amended
33RZ16 The Use of Talossan Names Act passed repealed
33RZ17 The Marc Moisan Nomination Act passed ephemeral
33RZ18 The Offences Against Public Order Act passed repealed

Acts of the 34th Cosa

First Clark (March 2005)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
COSA SENATE
34RZ1 The Napoleons Memorial Wargaming Day Act passed repealed
34RZ2 The Talossan Immigration Act of 2005 passed repealed
34RZ3 The Armistice Day Act passed repealed

Second Clark (April 2005)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
COSA SENATE
34RZ4 (Missing) failed
34RZ5 (Missing) passed missing
34RZ6 (Missing) failed
34RZ7 The Smoking Ban Act passed repealed
34RZ8 (Missing) passed missing

Third Clark (May 2005)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
COSA SENATE
34RZ9 The People to Provinces (No More Microprovinces) Act passed repealed
34RZ10 The Talossan Corporate State (Amendment) Act failed
32RZ11 The Trademark Enforcement (Amendment) Act failed
34RZ12 The Table of Precedence Act passed repealed
34RZ13 The Royal Talossan Heraldic Authority Act passed amended

Fourth Clark (June 2005)

(No bills were offered)

Fifth Clark (July 2005); Living Cosa

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
COSA SENATE
34RZ14 The $20 Registration Fee Act passed repealed
34RZ15 The Definition of Political Parties (Amendment) Act failed
34RZ16 The Rap Court Act failed
34RZ17 The German Amendment failed
34RZ18 The Triumphant Talossa Day Act failed
34RZ19 The Give-Me-A-Prize-for-a-Book-I-Wrote Act passed repealed
34RZ20 The Official Statement Act failed
34RZ21 The Burgermeister of Inland Revenue Act passed repealed
34RZ22 The Salute to the Flag Act passed repealed
34RZ23 The Attorney General Advisory Board Act failed

Sixth Clark (August 2005)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
COSA SENATE
34RZ24 The House Law of the House and Dynasty of Rouergue Act failed
34RZ25 The Remove the King from the Citizenship Process Act failed
34RZ26 The Destiny of Ben Act failed
34RZ27 The Senäts Qualification Correction (Amendment) Act failed
34RZ28 The Elected Provisional Governors (Amendment) Act failed
34RZ29 The Notification of Parties, Etc., Act passed repealed
34RZ30 The Immigration and Politics Act failed
34RZ31 The Attorney General Advisory Board Act II passed repealed
34RZ32 The Vote of No Confidence in the Secretary of State Act failed

Prime Dictates

ACT NAME STATUS
34PD1 Cabinet Appointment PD (C34) ephemeral
34PD2 Napoleon's Day PD ephemeral
34PD3 Appointment of a Speaker of the Cosâ ephemeral
34PD4 Declaration of a Living Cosâ ephemeral
34PD5 Peeps PD ephemeral
34PD6 Recall of Ambassadors ephemeral
34PD7 Redmond Simonsen Mourning PD ephemeral
34PD8 Declaration of a Living Cosâ (2) ephemeral
34PD9 Terri Schiavo PD ephemeral
34PD10 Appointment of Ambassador to France ephemeral
34PD11 Pope John Paul II Mourning PD ephemeral
34PD12 Berber Project PD ephemeral
34PD13 Defence Ministry PD appointment
34PD14 New Ambassadors PD appointment
34PD15 Consul-General to NS PD ephemeral
34PD16 Mourning for the Attack on London ephemeral
34PD17 Chief Officer of the Office of National Names PD ephemeral
34PD18 Burgermeister of Inland Revenue PD appointment
34PD19 Day of Mourning for James Doohan PD ephemeral
34PD20 Moratorium on Immigration PD repealed
34PD21 Secretary of State PD appointment
34PD22 Reopening Immigration PD repealed
34PD23 Hurricane Katrina Memorial PD ephemeral
34PD24 The Scribe of Abbavilla PD appointment
34PD25 Napoleons Game Day PD repealed
34PD26 Foreign Ministry PD appointment
34PD27 Ministry of Womens Affairs PD appointment
34PD28 Ministry of Stuff PD appointment
34PD29 Talossan Citizenship PD vetoed
34PD30 Election Law Amended PD amending
34PD31 Ministry of Culture PD appointment
34PD32 Ministry of Justice PD appointment
34PD33 Citizenship PD vetoed
34PD34 Official Appointments PD appointment
34PD35 Government Organization PD appointment

Acts of the 35th Cosa

First Clark (November 2005)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
COSA SENATE
35RZ1 The Regency Election Act of 2005 passed appointment
35RZ2 The Wittenberg is for Talossans Act passed repealed
35RZ3 The People to Provinces Improvement Act, Take 1 failed
35RZ4 The Youthful Citizenship Clarification Act passed repealed
35RZ5 The Free Speech Restoration Act passed repealed
35RZ6 An Act of Basic Decency and Apology passed repealing
35RZ7 The Heraldic Offices Nomenclature Act passed amending
35RZ8 The Walmart Isn't Really All That Terrible Act failed
35RZ9 The Opposition Leader Appointment Act of 2005 failed
35RZ10 The Committee of Cassation Cessation Act passed repealed
35RZ11 The Pitchers Bat In Talossa Act failed
35RZ12 The Péngöpäts Province Proposal failed
35RZ13 The Sexual Balance in the Ministries Act failed
35RZ14 The Slacker Packer Whacker Act of 2005 passed ephemeral
35RZ15 The No ER Act passed amending
35RZ16 An Act Modifying Eligibility to the Senate passed referendum
35RZ17 The Non-Political Monarchy Act passed referendum
35RZ18 Ratifying Ian Metairia for the Uppermost Cort passed appointment
35RZ19 Ratifying Cresti Siervicul for the Uppermost Cort passed appointment

Second Clark (December 2005)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
COSA SENATE
35RZ20 The Canon of Laws Act passed repealed
35RZ21 The What the Heck is the Civil Code of the State of Wisconsin Act passed repealed
35RZ22 The Umpteenth Immigration Reform Act passed amended
35RS1 The Bartender Act passed appointment

Third Clark (January 2006)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
COSA SENATE
35RZ23 The People to Provinces Improvement Act passed repealed
35RZ24 The Royal Household Cleaning Act passed repealed
35RZ25 The New Numismatic Naming Act failed
35RZ26 An Act Establishing "The Hopper" passed referendum
35RZ27 An Act Against Religious Bias passed referendum
35RZ28 The Opposition Leader Abolition Act passed referendum

Fourth Clark (March 2006)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
COSA SENATE
35RZ29 The Royal Household Cleaning Cleanup Act passed amending
35RZ30 The "Aarrrrgh, Mateys" Act passed repealed

Fifth Clark (April 2006)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
COSA SENATE
35RZ31 An Act to Repeal the Royal Adoption passed repealed
35RZ32 The Naval Reorganization Act passed repealed
35RZ33 The Prize Tribunals Act passed repealed
35RZ34 The Criminal Code Reform Act passed repealed
35RZ35 The King Must Be A Citizen Act passed referendum
35RZ36 The Royal Adoptions Act passed referendum
35RZ37 The No More Partial Veto Act passed referendum
35RZ38 The Regency and Royal Elections Act passed referendum

Sixth Clark (May 2006)

(No bills were offered)

Prime Dictates

ACT NAME STATUS
35PD1 Days of National Prayer ephemeral
35PD2 Identifying Non-Citizen Forum Participants repealed

Acts of the 36th Cosa

First Clark (August 2006)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
COSA SENATE
36RZ1 The Royal Guardianship Act passed repealed
36RZ2 The Newer Numismatic Naming Act passed repealed
36RZ3 The Walmart May Be Bad, But Hey Act passed repealing
36RZ4 The von Knappe Citizenship Act passed citizenship

Second Clark (September 2006)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
COSA SENATE
36RZ5 The Republic of Somaliland Recognition Act passed repealed
36RZ6 Quedéir Castiglhâ to Uppermost Cort passed appointment

Third Clark (November 2006)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
COSA SENATE
36RZ7 The "It Seemed A Bit Daft Me Havin' To Guard Him When He's A Guard" Act passed amended
36RZ8 The Immigration Reform Reform Act passed amending
36RZ9 The Ballot Security Act passed repealed
36RZ10 The Anti-Impostor and Liar Act passed repealed
36RZ11 The Equality in Voting Amendment passed referendum

Fourth Clark (December 2006)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
COSA SENATE
36RZ12 The Repealing of the Islamic Stupidity Act passed repealing

Fifth Clark (January 2007)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
COSA SENATE
36RZ13 The Murder of Crows Act passed repealed
36RZ14 The Amendment Amendment (Amendment) failed
36RZ15 Cosâ Reform Amendment (Amendment) passed referendum
36RZ16 The "I Knew KRI, and You're No KRI" Amendment passed referendum

Sixth Clark (February 2007)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
COSA SENATE
36RZ17 The Cabinet Refinishing Act passed repealed
36RZ18 The Privy Council Act (Amendment) passed referendum
36RZ19 An Act to Elect the King of Talossa passed referendum

Acts of the 37th Cosa

First Clark (May 2007)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
COSA SENATE
37RZ1 The Act Against Life failed
37RZ2 The What's the Difference Act passed repealed
37RZ3 The O Promise Me Act passed repealed
37RZ4 The Commonly Associated Act passed repealed
37RZ5 The Share The Cosa Act (Amendment) failed
37RZ6 The Replacing the House Law Act (Amendment) passed referendum
37RS1 The Stocking the Bar Act passed appointment

Second Clark (June 2007)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
COSA SENATE
37RZ7 The Cruel Joke at Pengöpäts's Expense Act failed
37RZ8 The Clipper Act passed repealed
37RZ9 Seat Security for Legislators Named Temporary Regents Amendment passed referendum
37RZ10 The Finish the Finnish Act (Amendment) passed referendum
37RZ11 The Standing on His Own Legs Amendment passed referendum

Third Clark (July 2007)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
COSA SENATE
37RZ12 The Protection of the Archives Act passed repealed

Fourth Clark (August 2007)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
COSA SENATE
37RZ13 Military Honours Act passed repealed
37RZ14 The I Can't Believe That's Law Act passed repealing

Fifth Clark (October 2007)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
COSA SENATE
37RZ15 The Provincial Government Unshackling Act passed referendum
37RZ16 The Tim Act (Home Improvement Part 1) passed referendum
37RZ17 The Al Act (Home Improvement Act Part Two) passed referendum

Sixth Clark (November 2007)

[No bills were offered]

Prime Dictates

ACT NAME STATUS
37PD1 The Creation of Organic Law Day repealed
37PD2 Amendment of the What's the Difference Act amending

Acts of the 38th Cosa

First Clark (February 2008)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
COSA SENATE
38RZ1 The International Community Entrance Bill, Iteration XIV I.C.E. 9 failed
38RZ2 The Broad-Leaf Dandelion Act passed repealed

Second Clark (March 2008)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
COSA SENATE
38RZ3 The Shiny Objects Act passed repealed
38RZ4 Domesday Act failed
38RZ5 The Whatchu Talkin' Bout Willis Act failed
38RZ6 The Secret Ballot Investigation Act failed
38RZ7 The Legal Classification of Talossans Act failed
38RZ8 The SQUIRRELS ... IN ... SPAAAAAAAACE Act passed repealed
38RZ9 The Saffron Act Take 1 failed
38RZ10 The (Further) Separation of Powers Amendment passed referendum

Third Clark (April 2008)

(No bills were offered)

Fourth Clark (May 2008)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
COSA SENATE
28RZ11 The Saffron Act Take 2 failed
38RZ12 The There are TWO Languages and ONE King Act passed repealed
38RZ13 The International Memorial Day Act passed repealed
38RZ14 The National Flag Day Act failed
38RZ15 The Men in Black II Act passed repealed
38RZ16 The Antlered Animal Athletes Adoption Act passed repealed
38RZ17 The Put People In Their Zones Act failed

Fifth Clark (July 2008)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
COSA SENATE
38RZ18 The Staff of Herron Act passed repealed
38RZ19 Sense of the Ziu: Humanitarian Aid Fund failed

Sixth Clark (August 2008)

(No bills were offered)

Prime Dictates

ACT NAME STATUS
38PD1 Acknowledging the Renaming of Mussolini Province repealed
38PD2 Concerning Appointment of a Seat Vacated to Assume Regency repealed

Acts of the 39th Cosa

First Clark (November 2008)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
COSA SENATE
39RZ1 The Military Reserve Reformation Act passed repealed
39RZ2 The Minimum Drinking Age Act failed
39RZ3 The Title Protection Act failed
39RZ4 The BOHICA Act passed repealed
39RZ5 The Right to Equal Education Amendment failed

Second Clark (December 2008)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
COSA SENATE
39RZ6 The International Community Entrance Bill, Iteration XIV, I.C.E. 9 passed repealed
39RZ7 The Domesday Act passed repealed
39RZ8 The Musical Chairs Amendment failed

Third Clark (January 2009)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
COSA SENATE
39RZ9 The Military Consolidation Act failed
39RZ10 The Budget Act for the 39th Cosa passed ephemeral
39RZ11 The National Security Act failed

Fourth Clark (February 2009)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
COSA SENATE
39RZ12 The Constitution for Benito Act passed repealed
39RZ13 The Ziu Reform Amendment failed
39RZ14 The Have a Coca and a Smile Act passed citizenship

Fifth Clark (April 2009)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
COSA SENATE
39RZ15 The I Can't Believe It's not a Talossa Website Act passed repealed
39RZ16 The Talossan Government Transparency Act passed repealed
39RZ17 Sense of the Ziu: Humanitarian Aid Fund, Redux failed
39RZ18 The Creation of a Magistracy Act passed amended
39RZ19 The Order of the Bonacon Act vetoed
39RZ20 The Senats Reform Amendment failed
39RZ21 The WTF Amendment passed referendum
39RZ22 The Pengöpäts: Land of Fun Amendment failed

Sixth Clark (May 2009)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
COSA SENATE
39RZ19 The Order of the Bonacon Act passed veto upheld
39RZ23 The Geneva Convention Adherence Act passed repealed

Prime Dictates

ACT NAME STATUS
39PD1 Perception of Reality ephemeral

Acts of the 40th Cosa

First Clark (August 2009)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
COSA SENATE
40RZ1 The TAIAD Act failed
40RZ2 The Gaggle of Substitutes Act failed
40RZ3 The Talossification of the Penguins Act passed repealed
40RZ4 The Habeas Corpus Enforcement Act passed repealed

Second Clark (September 2009)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
COSA SENATE
40RZ5 The Freedom of Information and Privacy (Gov.) Act Take 1 failed
40RZ6 The Senate Reform II Amendment failed
40RE1 Carfree Day Resolution passed repealed
40RA1 Ratification of Sir Samuhel for the Cort pü Inalt failed

Third Clark (October 2009)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
COSA SENATE
40RZ7 The Human Rights Day Act passed repealed
40RZ8 The Changing the Age Act failed
40RZ9 The Freedom of Information and Privacy (Gov.) Act passed repealed
40RZ10 The Senate Reform II Amendment failed

Fourth Clark (November 2009)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
COSA SENATE
40RZ11 The Prospective Citizen's Right to Post Act failed
40RZ12 The Relief from Tyranny Act failed

Fifth Clark (January 2010)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
COSA SENATE
40RZ13 The Cézembrian Constitution Act vetoed
40RZ14 The Constitution for Vuode Act vetoed
40RZ15 The Talossan Neutrality Act failed
40RZ16 The Talossan Charity Act failed
40RZ17 The National Flag Act failed
40RZ18 The Right to Equal Educational Opportunities Act failed
40RZ19 The Squirrel Appreciation Act passed repealed
40RE2 UNPO Entrance Resolution failed

Sixth Clark (February 2010)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
COSA SENATE
40RZ20 The Necessary Claim Redaction Amendment failed
40RZ21 The Saffron Act passed ephemeral
40RZ22 Nomination of Sir Fritz to the Uppermost Cort passed appointment

Prime Dictates

ACT NAME STATUS
40PD1 Pluto is TOO a Planet! ephemeral
40PD2 The Devil (i.e. Hool) Made Me Do It citizenship
40PD3 Concerning the Scribe of Abbavilla ephemeral

Acts of the 41st Cosa

First Clark (May 2010)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
COSA SENATE
41RZ1 The Grecian Delight Remembrance Day Act passed repealed
41RS1 Recommendation for Chancellor of the Bar passed appointment

Second Clark (July 2010)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
COSA SENATE
41RZ2 The How Did They Vote Act passed repealed
41RZ3 The Petty Tyrant Eradication Amendment passed referendum
41RZ4 Clarification on the Appointment of Judges Amendment passed referendum
41RZ5 Protecting the Honour of the Senäts Amendment passed referendum

Third Clark (August 2010)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
COSA SENATE
41RZ6 The Citizens and Cestours Public Holiday Act passed repealed
41RZ7 The Anti-Un-Renunciation Amendment passed referendum

Fourth Clark (September 2010)

(No bills were offered)

Fifth Clark (October 2010)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
COSA SENATE
41RZ8 The Nothing Is Impossible for a Talossan Act passed repealed
41RZ9 The Talossan Neutrality Amendment Take 2 failed
41RZ10 The Right to Equal Education Amendment failed
41RZ11 The Diet Coke of Provinces: Pengöpäts Amendment failed
41RZ12 The Micronational Reform Act failed

Sixth Clark (November 2010)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
COSA SENATE
41RZ13 The First and Second Cézembrian Election Amendment Act failed

Acts of the 42nd Cosa

First Clark (February 2011)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
COSA SENATE
42RZ1 The Numismatic Abbreviation Act passed repealed
42RZ2 The Creation of the Magistracy (Amending) Act passed amending
42RZ3 The Penguin Awareness Day Act passed repealed

Second Clark (March 2011)

(No bills were offered)

Third Clark (May 2011)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
COSA SENATE
42RZ4 The Clerk of Courts Act passed repealed
42RZ5 The Legal Representation Act passed repealed
42RZ6 Fewer Provinces Referendum Act failed
42RZ7 The We've Lost the List Act passed repealing
42RZ8 Appointment of T.M. Asmourescu as Magistrate Act passed appointment
42RZ9 The Census Act failed
42RZ10 Ensuring Monarch Representation Amendment failed

Fourth Clark (June 2011)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
COSA SENATE
42RZ11 The Limitations Act passed repealed
42RZ12 The Cosa Vote Finality Act, Redux vetoed
42RZ13 The Graham Chapman Act failed

Fifth Clark (July 2011)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
COSA SENATE
42RZ12 The Cosa Vote Finality Act, Redux passed veto upheld
42RZ14 The Registration Act passed repealed
42RZ15 The Pup Act passed appointment
42RZ16 The Say What We Do to Start Doing What We Say Act (Amendment) passed referendum
42RZ17 The Three Heads Are Better Than One (Amendment) passed referendum

Sixth Clark (August 2011)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
COSA SENATE
42RZ18 The Ivanoe Bonomi Act passed repealing
42RZ19 The Alan Gelfand Act passed repealing
42RZ20 Repeal 6RC86: The Cosa Vote Finality Act passed repealing
42RZ21 The THX1138 Act (a.k.a. The "I AM a Number" Act) passed repealing
42RZ22 The Airport Renaming Act passed repealed
42RZ23 The You're Fired; No, YOU'RE Fired Amendment passed referendum
42RZ24 The "Comme Ci, Comme Ça" Amendment

Prime Dictates

ACT NAME STATUS


42PD1 Recognition of the Libyan Republic ephemeral

Acts of the 43rd Cosa

First Clark (November 2011)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
COSA SENATE
43RZ1 Nomination of an Admiral passed appointment
43RZ2 The Legal Appeals Act passed repealed
43RZ3 The Removing an Immigration Hurdle Amendment failed
43RZ4 The Article XVII Cleanup Amendment failed
43RZ5 The Nonpartisan Senator Amendment failed

Second Clark (January 2012)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
COSA SENATE
43RZ6 The National Flower Act passed repealed
43RZ7 The Finance (43rd Cosa) Act passed ephemeral
43RZ8 An Act to Amend 43RZ5 passed amending
43RZ9 The Bar Membership Act passed repealed
43RZ10 The Umpteenth Immigration Reform (Amending) Act passed repealed
43RZ11 The Article XVII Cleanup Amendment passed referendum

Third Clark (February 2012)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
COSA SENATE
43RZ12 The Act of Oblivion passed ephemeral

Fourth Clark (March 2012)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
COSA SENATE
43RZ13 The Privacy of Talossans is Paramount Act failed
43RZ14 The Riverside Park Renaming Act passed repealed
43RZ15 The Judicial Retirement Act passed repealed

Fifth Clark (April 2012)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
COSA SENATE
43RZ16 The Party Registration Regularity Act passed repealed
43RZ17 The Registration Fee Discretion Act failed
43RZ18 The More Reasonable Deadline Amendment passed referendum
43RZ19 The "Cantons Are Talossan, not American" Amendment passed referendum

Sixth Clark (May 2012)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
COSA SENATE
43RZ20 The Justice Buchholtz Removal Act PER: 33. CON: 163. AUS: 2. PER: 5. CON: 2. AUS: 0. failed
43RZ21 The Justice Siervicül Removal Act PER: 177. CON: 15. AUS: 6. PER: 7. CON: 0. AUS: 0. passed ephemeral
43RZ22 The Justice Castiglha Removal Act PER: 177. CON: 15. AUS: 6. PER: 7. CON: 0. AUS: 0. passed ephemeral
43RZ23 The Dún Cestour (Amending) Act PER: 144. CON: 45. AUS: 9. PER: 5. CON: 2. AUS: 0. passed repealed
43RZ24 The Our Pets are Talossan Too! Act PER: 91. CON: 55. AUS: 52. PER: 4. CON: 3. AUS: 0. passed repealed
43RZ25 The Take Me to the River Omnibus PER: 183. CON: 15. AUS: 0. PER: 6. CON: 1. AUS: 0. passed referendum
43RZ26 The Umpteen-and-One is Too Many Act PER: 197. CON: 0. AUS: 1. PER: 7. CON: 0. AUS: 0. passed repealing
43RZ27 The Proud Mary Act PER: 183. CON: 15. AUS: 0. PER: 7. CON: 0. AUS: 0. passed repealed
43RZ28 The Bernard P. Fife Act PER: 182. CON: 15. AUS: 1. PER: 7. CON: 0. AUS: 0. passed repealed
43RZ29 An Act to Repeal 24RZ27 and to Amend 39RZ23 PER: 125. CON: 50. AUS: 22. PER: 4. CON: 3. AUS: 0. passed repealing
43RZ30 The Time-Traveling Judicial Nomination Act PER: 172. CON: 15. AUS: 11. PER: 5. CON: 1. AUS: 1. passed repealed
43RZ31 Appointments to the Magistracy PER: 163. CON: 15. AUS: 20. PER: 6. CON: 1. AUS: 0. passed appointment
43RZ32 The Too Many Inactive Cooks Amendment PER: 162. CON: 15. AUS: 21. PER: 7. CON: 0. AUS: 0. passed referendum
43RZ33 The Three-Strike Amendment PER: 182. CON: 15. AUS: 1. PER: 7. CON: 0. AUS: 0. passed referendum
43RZ34 The Duel-Preventing Grammar Amendment PER: 165. CON: 26. AUS: 6. PER: 7. CON: 0. AUS: 0. passed referendum
43RZ35 The Duel-Preventing Vote-Splitting Amendment PER: 120. CON: 77. AUS: 1. PER: 2. CON: 5. AUS: 0. failed
43RZ36 The Senate Election Details Amendment PER: 166. CON: 26. AUS: 6. PER: 6. CON: 1. AUS: 0. passed referendum
43RS1 The Senatorial Award of Honour for Baron Fritz von Buchholtz PER: 7. CON: 0. AUS: 0. passed repealed

Prime Dictates

ACT NAME STATUS
43PD1 The Verbal Resignation Dictate (Clark 6) repealed
43PD2 The Keeping Your Loved Ones Close Dictate (Clark 6) amending
43PD3 The Üc R. Tärfâ is a Fiôvân Dictate (Clark 6) repealed
43PD4 The Ián Txaglh is Also Fiôvân Dictate (Clark 6) repealed

Acts of the 44th Cosa

First Clark (August 2012)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
COSA SENATE
44RZ1 The Terpelaziuns (Parliamentary Question) Act PER: 174. CON: 23. AUS: 0. PER: 6. CON: 0. AUS: 2. passed repealed
44RZ2 The Once More Unto the Breach Amendment PER: 24. CON: 126. AUS: 47. PER: 3. CON: 5. AUS: 0. failed
44RZ3 The Pay No Attention to the Man Behind the Curtain Amendment PER: 167. CON: 27. AUS: 3. PER: 8. CON: 0. AUS: 0. passed referendum
44RZ4 The There is Such a Thing as Too Much Fun Amendment PER: 167. CON: 27. AUS: 3. PER: 7. CON: 0. AUS: 1. passed referendum
44RZ5 The Where Do You Want to be Oiled First? Amendment PER: 172. CON: 0. AUS: 1. PER: 8. CON: 0. AUS: 0. passed referendum
44RZ6 The Let's Waste Time and Propose Stupid Legislation Amendment PER: 18. CON: 179. AUS: 0. PER: 2. CON: 6. AUS: 0. failed
44RZ7 The My Boss is a Jewish Carpenter Amendment PER: 56. CON: 129. AUS: 12. PER: 1. CON: 7. AUS: 0. failed
44RZ8 The Judicial Oath Amendment PER: 197. CON: 0. AUS: 0. PER: 8. CON: 0. AUS: 0. passed referendum
44RZ9 The Don't Let the Past Rule the Future Amendment PER: 113. CON: 72. AUS: 12. PER: 3. CON: 5. AUS: 0. failed
44RZ10 The Short Amendment PER: 119. CON: 55. AUS: 26. PER: 4. CON: 4. AUS: 0. failed
44RZ11 The Article XIX Amendment PER: 144. CON: 32. AUS: 21. PER: 8. CON: 0. AUS: 0. passed referendum
44RZ12 The Opening of the Cosa to the Broad Masses Amendment PER: 102. CON: 86. AUS: 9. PER: 1. CON: 7. AUS: 0. failed
44RZ13 The Dandelion Seedling Semi-Protection Amendment PER: 50. CON: 102. AUS: 45. PER: 1. CON: 7. AUS: 0. failed

Second Clark (September 2012)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
COSA SENATE
44RZ14 The Budget Act for the 44th Cosa PER: 118. CON: 0. AUS: 44. PER: 6. CON: 0. AUS: 1. passed ephemeral
44RZ15 The Solidarity Act PER: 134. CON: 18. AUS: 10. PER: 3. CON: 2. AUS: 2. passed ephemeral
44RZ16 The Referendum Advisory Commission Act PER: 107. CON: 37. AUS: 18. PER: 1. CON: 4. AUS: 2. failed

Third Clark (October 2012)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
COSA SENATE
44RZ17 The Frozen Citizen Act PER: 73. CON: 56. AUS: 35. PER: 3. CON: 4. AUS: 0. failed
44RZ18 The Super-Concentrated Cleaning Action People-to-Provinces Reform Act PER: 127. CON: 28. AUS: 9. PER: 4. CON: 3. AUS: 0. passed amending
44RZ19 The Stick to One Thing Until You Get There Act PER: 107. CON: 18. AUS: 39. PER: 7. CON: 0. AUS: 0. passed amending

Fourth Clark (November 2012)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
COSA SENATE
44RZ20 The Let's Not Have Short Acts or Amendments Act PER: 152. CON: 35. AUS: 10. PER: 8. CON: 0. AUS: 0. vetoed
44RZ21 The Financial Disclosure Act PER: 150. CON: 47. AUS: 0. PER: 7. CON: 0. AUS: 1. passed amending
44RZ22 The Six Naps Are Better than Five Act PER: 107. CON: 54. AUS: 36. PER: 8. CON: 0. AUS: 0. passed appointment
44RZ23 The I'm not really sure about this act Amendment PER: 165. CON: 23. AUS: 9. PER: 8. CON: 0. AUS: 0. passed referendum

Fifth Clark (January 2013)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
COSA SENATE
44RZ24 The One More Step Towards Individual Freedom Act PER: 110. CON: 90. AUS: 0. PER: 3. CON: 4. AUS: 1. failed
44RZ25 The Let's Not Have Short Acts or Amendments Act 2.0 PER: 154. CON: 46. AUS: 0. PER: 7. CON: 1. AUS: 0. passed repealed

Sixth Clark (February 2013)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
COSA SENATE
44RZ26 The Early Bird Catches the Worm Act PER: 88. CON: 72. AUS: 21. PER: 1. CON: 5. AUS: 2. failed
44RZ27 The Different Promise Act PER: 74. CON: 107. AUS: 0. PER: 3. CON: 5. AUS: 0. failed
44RZ28 The People's Oath Act PER: 21. CON: 154. AUS: 6. PER: 1. CON: 7. AUS: 0. failed
44RZ29 The Okay, Promise THIS Act PER: 69. CON: 52. AUS: 60. PER: 5. CON: 2. AUS: 1. passed repealed
44RZ30 The End to Military Governorships Amendment PER: 95. CON: 74. AUS: 12. PER: PER: 6. CON: 1. AUS: 1. failed

Prime Dictates

ACT NAME STATUS
44PD1 The Indians Are Maricopans Clarification Dictate (Clark 1) repealed
44PD2 The Row Your Boat Ashore Dictate (Clark 2) repealed

Acts of the 45th Cosa

First Clark (May 2013)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
COSA SENATE
45RZ1 The 45th Cosa Budget Act PER: 139. CON: 39. AUS: 19. PER: 8. CON: 0. AUS: 0. passed ephemeral
45RZ2 The Poet Laureate Act PER: 166. CON: 4. AUS: 27. PER: 8. CON: 0. AUS: 0. passed repealed
45RZ3 The Burger with No Cheese Act PER: 128. CON: 62. AUS: 7. PER: 7. CON: 0. AUS: 1. passed amending
45RZ4 The Joseph Act PER: 180. CON: 0. AUS: 17. PER: 8. CON: 0. AUS: 0. passed amending
45RZ5 The Common Sense Act PER: 118. CON: 6. AUS: 73. PER: 6. CON: 1. AUS: 1. passed repealed
45RZ6 El Praxel dal Serviçù dal Glheþinaziun PER: 191. CON: 6. AUS: 0. PER: 7. CON: 1. AUS: 0. passed amending
45RZ7 The Almost Real Amendment PER: 61. CON: 129. AUS: 7. PER: 3. CON: 5. AUS: 0. failed
VOC Vote of Confidence ÜC: 150. NON: 47. passed

Second Clark (June 2013)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
COSA SENATE
45RZ8 The Navy Needs a New Commander Act PER: 167. CON: 0. AUS: 19. PER: 8. CON: 0. AUS: 0. passed appointment
VOC Vote of Confidence ÜC: 129. NON: 57. passed

Third Clark (July 2013)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
COSA SENATE
45RZ9 The Sir Humphrey Appleby (Civil Service) Act PER: 46. CON: 112. AUS: 24. PER: 1. CON: 5. AUS: 1. failed
45RZ10 The Leaner Sir Humphrey Appleby Civil Service Act PER: 75. CON: 82. AUS: 25. PER: 3. CON: 2. AUS: 2. failed
VOC Vote of Confidence ÜC: 109. NON: 73. passed

Fourth Clark (September 2013)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
COSA SENATE
45RZ11 The Provincial Minions Act (Amending) PER: 135. CON: 17. AUS: 1. PER: 5. CON: 0. AUS: 1. passed amending
45RZ12 The Plagiarising "The Glass Treasury Act" Act PER: 146. CON: 6. AUS: 1. PER: 1. CON: 4. AUS: 0. failed
45RZ13 Act Establishing Talossan Business Licences PER: 1. CON: 63. AUS: 89. PER: 2. CON: 3. AUS: 0. failed
45RZ14 Act Establishing the Talossan Business Registration Office PER: 4. CON: 67. AUS: 82. PER: 0. CON: 5. AUS: 0. failed
45RZ15 The Let's Have a Civil Service Act PER: 124. CON: 6. AUS: 23. PER: 5. CON: 0. AUS: 0. passed repealed
45RZ16 The Live and Let Live Act PER: 78. CON: 66. AUS: 9. PER: 2. CON: 3. AUS: 0. failed
45RZ17 The Inside-Out World of Espionage Act PER: 139. CON: 6. AUS: 8. PER: 4. CON: 1. AUS: 0. vetoed
45RZ18 The Holding Back the Waive Act PER: 104. CON: 26. AUS: 23. PER: 4. CON: 1. AUS: 0. passed repealing
45RZ19 The Somewhat Independent Senate Amendment/Act PER: 74. CON: 62. AUS: 17. PER: 2. CON: 3. AUS: 0. failed
45RZ20 The Article IX Cleanup Amendment PER: 146. CON: 6. AUS: 1. PER: 5. CON: 0. AUS: 0. passed amendment
45RZ21 The Tevye the Dairyman Amendment PER: 14. CON: 117. AUS: 22. PER: 2. CON: 2. AUS: 1. failed
VOC Vote of Confidence ÜC: 90. NON: 63. passed

Fifth Clark (October 2013)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
COSA SENATE
45RZ22 Incorporation Act of Corporative Corporations PER: 104. CON: 59. AUS: 26. PER: 5. CON: 2. AUS: 1. passed repealed
45RZ23 The One More Step Toward (Hopefully) Ending the Bug Wars Act PER: 143. CON: 39. AUS: 7. PER: 6. CON: 2. AUS: 0. passed repealed
VOC Vote of Confidence ÜC: 112. NON: 77. passed

Sixth Clark (November 2013)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
COSA SENATE
45RZ24 Yer Outa Here Act PER: 173. CON: 5. AUS: 0. PER: 4. CON: 0. AUS: 0. passed amending
45RZ25 The Circumscribe the Scribe Act PER: 147. CON: 11. AUS: 24. PER: 4. CON: 0. AUS: 0. passed repealed
45RZ26 The Inside-Out World of Espionage Act (2) PER: 138. CON: 7. AUS: 37. PER: 2. CON: 2. AUS: 0. failed
45RZ27 The Share the Cosa Take Two Amendment PER: 115. CON: 37. AUS: 30. PER: 3. CON: 0. AUS: 1. passed referendum
45RZ28 The Time! Time! (Elections Take Time) Amendment PER: 101. CON: 57. AUS: 24. PER: 2. CON: 2. AUS: 0. failed
45RZ29 The Streamlining the Senäts Amendment PER: 83. CON: 82. AUS: 7. PER: 2. CON: 2. AUS: 0. failed
45RZ30 The Cosa Seats Reform Amendment PER: 57. CON: 125. AUS: 0. PER: 1. CON: 2. AUS: 0. failed
VOC Vote of Confidence ÜC: 91. NON: 91. passed

Prime Dictates

ACT NAME STATUS
45PD1 The Wittmeister has Entered the Building Prime Dictate (Clark 2) repealed
45PD2 The Seek and Desire Are Not the Same Thing Prime Dictate (Clark 2) repealed

Acts of the 46th Cosa

First Clark (February 2014)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
COSA SENATE
46RZ1 The Time! Time! Time! elections really do take time amendment PER: 12. CON: 148. AUS: 40. PER: 0. CON: 8. AUS: 0. failed amendment
46RZ2 Fixing the Electoral Rules amendement PER: 102. CON: 84. AUS: 14. PER: 3. CON: 4. AUS: 1. failed amendment
46RZ3 Nomination of Litz Cjantscheir to the CpI PER: 188. CON: 0. AUS: 12. PER: 8. CON: 0. AUS: 0. passed appointment
46RZ4 El Lexhatx PER: 200. CON: 0. AUS: 0. PER: 8. CON: 0. AUS: 0. passed in-force
VOC Vote of Confidence ÜC: 200. NON: 0. passed

Second Clark (March 2014)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
COSA SENATE
46RZ5 The Chancery Reform Bill PER: 127. CON: 14. AUS: 26. PER: 7. CON: 1. AUS: 0. passed amending
46RZ6 The 46th Cosa Budget Act PER: 132. CON: 123. AUS: 12. PER: 5. CON: 1. AUS: 2. passed ephemeral
VOC Vote of Confidence ÜC: 131. NON: 36. passed

Third Clark (April 2014)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
COSA SENATE
46RZ7 I very much disliked the Stasi Act (I Mud Stasi) PER: 69. CON: 60. AUS: 51. PER: 1. CON: 5. AUS: 2. failed
46RZ8 NOLITE IN IVRE PIGRARI Act (NoPig) PER: 144. CON: 24. AUS: 12. PER: 7. CON: 1. AUS: 0. passed amending
46RZ9 NOLITE REFORMARE IN PEIVS Act (NoRip) PER: 130. CON: 40. AUS: 10. PER: 4. CON: 3. AUS: 1. passed amending
46RZ11 The Humanity Is For Everyone Amendment PER: 54. CON: 116. AUS: 10. PER: 2. CON: 6. AUS: 0. failed
46RZ12 The Organic Law Amendment (Citizenship (Baseball Is Not The Only Sport)) Bill PER: 164. CON: 16. AUS: 0. PER: 4. CON: 3. AUS: 1. passed amendment
46RZ13 The Organic Law Amendment (Citizenship (Prodigal Sons)) Bill PER: 102. CON: 47. AUS: 31. PER: 2. CON: 6. AUS: 0. failed
46RZ14 El Proxhet \"Non Fostent Tirë \'N Büreucräticâ Glheþeascâ\" PER: 153. CON: 9. AUS: 18. PER: 8. CON: 0. AUS: 0. passed amending
46RZ15 The Talossan Monetary Policy Reform Act (+ Coin Design) PER: 131. CON: 36. AUS: 13. PER: 3. CON: 3. AUS: 2. failed
46RZ16 The Fix the Magistrates Court Act PER: 149. CON: 0. AUS: 31. PER: 7. CON: 1. AUS: 0. passed amending
VOC Vote of Confidence ÜC: 156. NON: 24. passed

Fourth Clark (June 2014)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
COSA SENATE
46RZ17 The Not-So-Early Bird Still More or Less Catches the Worm Act PER: 177. CON: 0. AUS: 12. PER: 6. CON: 0. AUS: 0. passed amend Lexhatx
46RZ18 The Minor Bar Correction Act PER: 177. CON: 0. AUS: 12. PER: 6. CON: 0. AUS: 0. passed amend Lexhatx
46RZ19 The Quick Fix to Elections Act PER: 177. CON: 0. AUS: 12. PER: 6. CON: 0. AUS: 0. passed amend Lexhatx
46RZ20 The Talossan Monetary Policy Reform Act PER: 189. CON: 0. AUS: 0. PER: 6. CON: 0. AUS: 0. passed amend Lexhatx
46RZ21 Nominating Txec dal Nordselva to the Magistrate Courts act PER: 108. CON: 47. AUS: 34. PER: 5. CON: 0. AUS: 1. passed ephemeral
46RZ22 The My Name is Benito Act PER: 189. CON: 0. AUS: 0. PER: 6. CON: 0. AUS: 0. passed amend Lexhatx
46RZ23 The Validate the Documents Act PER: 130. CON: 22. AUS: 37. PER: 3. CON: 2. AUS: 1. passed amend Lexhatx
46RZ24 The Less is more in Talossa (LimiT) Act PER: 114. CON: 36. AUS: 39. PER: 5. CON: 1. AUS: 0. passed amend Lexhatx
46RZ25 The New Lawyeristic Timebomb Defusement Act PER: 157. CON: 0. AUS: 32. PER: 6. CON: 0. AUS: 0. passed amend Lexhatx
VOC Vote of Confidence ÜC: 105. NON: 84. passed

Fifth Clark (July 2014)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
COSA SENATE
46RZ26 The Electoral Reform Amendment PER: 80. CON: 88. AUS: 13. PER: 2. CON: 5. AUS: 1. failed Amend OrgLaw
46RZ27 The Broadcasting Freedom Act PER: 102. CON: 37. AUS: 42. PER: 3. CON: 4. AUS: 1. failed Amend Lexhatx
46RZ28 The Testing the Waters (of Republican Sentiment) Act PER: 48. CON: 133. AUS: 0. PER: 1. CON: 4. AUS: 3. failed ephemeral
46RZ29 The Anti-Espionage Act PER: 116. CON: 20. AUS: 45. PER: 3. CON: 5. AUS: 0. failed Amend Lexhatx
VOC Vote of Confidence ÜC: 85.
NON: 96. 		failed

Acts of the 47th Cosa

First Clark (October 2014)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
COSA SENATE
47RZ1 Fixing the electoral commission PER: 28. CON: 98. AUS: 43. PER: 0. CON: 7. AUS: 1. failed Amend OrgLaw
47RZ2 The Move like Jagger Act PER: 148. CON: 21. AUS: 0. PER: 8. CON: 0. AUS: 0. passed Amend Lexhatx
VOC Vote of Confidence ÜC: 136. NON: 33. passed

Second Clark (November 2014)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
COSA SENATE
47RZ3 The Wittenberg Pre-Privatisation bill PER: 78. CON: 83. AUS: 24. PER: 2. CON: 4. AUS: 1. failed ephemeral
47RZ4 The Articulate Amendment PER: 142. CON: 33. AUS: 10. PER: 6. CON: 1. AUS: 0. passed Amend OrgLaw
47RZ5 The Anti-Espionage Act (2) PER: 141. CON: 33. AUS: 11. PER: 5. CON: 2. AUS: 0. passed Amend Lexhatx
47RZ6 The Election Guidance Act and Amendment PER: 185. CON: 0. AUS: 0. PER: 7. CON: 0. AUS: 0. passed Amend OrgLaw
47RZ7 The 47th Cosa Budget Act PER: 163. CON: 11. AUS: 11. PER: 7. CON: 0. AUS: 0. passed ephemeral
47RZ8 The Great Reform (No. 1: Interior Ministry) Bill PER: 124. CON: 33. AUS: 28. PER: 5. CON: 2. AUS: 0. passed Amend Lexhatx
47RZ9 The Great Reform (No 2: Finance) Bill PER: 105. CON: 74. AUS: 6. PER: 3. CON: 3. AUS: 1. failed Amend Lexhatx
47RZ10 THE ORGANIC LAW AMENDMENT (SECRETARY OF STATE PROTECTION) BILL PER: 107. CON: 57. AUS: 21. PER: 3. CON: 3. AUS: 1. failed Amend OrgLaw
47RZ11 THE SECRETARY OF STATE PROTECTION BILL PER: 107. CON: 68. AUS: 10. PER: 1. CON: 4. AUS: 2. failed Amend Lexhatx
47RZ12 The Culture? Don\'t Talk To Me About Culture Bill PER: 146. CON: 6. AUS: 33. PER: 7. CON: 0. AUS: 0. passed Amend Lexhatx
VOC Vote of Confidence ÜC: 174. NON: 11. passed

Third Clark (December 2014)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
COSA SENATE
47RZ13 The Great Reform (No 2: Finance) Bill - Second PER: 149. CON: 11. AUS: 6. PER: 6. CON: 1. AUS: 0. passed Amend Lexhatx
47RZ14 The Legislative Typos and Nitpicking Bill PER: 93. CON: 57. AUS: 16. PER: 4. CON: 1. AUS: 2. passed Amend Lexhatx
VOC Vote of Confidence ÜC: 109. NON: 57. passed

Fourth Clark (February 2015)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
COSA SENATE
47RZ15 The Communications Privacy Act PER: 112. CON: 55. AUS: 24. PER: 4. CON: 3. AUS: 1. passed Amend Lexhatx
47RZ16 The Electoral Reform Amendment PER: 90. CON: 96. AUS: 5. PER: 3. CON: 3. AUS: 2. failed Amend OrgLaw
47RZ17 Nomination of an Admiral PER: 166. CON: 13. AUS: 112. PER: 6. CON: 1. AUS: 1. passed ephemeral
47RZ18 The election ballot act PER: 92. CON: 93. AUS: 6. PER: 3. CON: 3. AUS: 2. failed
VOC Vote of Confidence ÜC: 107. NON: 84. passed

Fifth Clark (March 2015)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
COSA SENATE
47RZ19 The election ballot act, strike 2 PER: 93. CON: 41. AUS: 47. PER: 3. CON: 2. AUS: 2. passed Amend Lexhatx
47RZ20 The Walker Immigration Act PER: 144. CON: 13. AUS: 24. PER: 7. CON: 0. AUS: 0. passed ephemeral
47RZ21 The Fixing a Few Small Errors Act PER: 181. CON: 0. AUS: 0. PER: 7. CON: 0. AUS: 0. passed Amend Lexhatx
47RZ22 The Decoupling the Public and Private Witts Act PER: 168. CON: 0. AUS: 13. PER: 6. CON: 0. AUS: 0. passed Amend Lexhatx
47RZ23 The Päts on the Head Act PER: 52. CON: 105. AUS: 24. PER: 3. CON: 3. AUS: 1. failed
47RZ24 The Missing Teeth Act PER: 126. CON: 41. AUS: 14. PER: 5. CON: 0. AUS: 2. passed Amend Lexhatx
47RZ25 The ambassadors to social media bill PER: 95. CON: 26. AUS: 60. PER: 5. CON: 0. AUS: 2. passed Amend Lexhatx
47RZ26 Nomination of the Commissioner of the Civil Service PER: 168. CON: 13. AUS: 0. PER: 7. CON: 0. AUS: 0. passed ephemeral
47RZ27 The Election Mega-constitutional amendment PER: 72. CON: 86. AUS: 12. PER: 1. CON: 5. AUS: 1. failed Amend OrgLaw
47RZ28 THE ORGANIC LAW AMENDMENT (Provincial Government) BILL #1 OF 2015 PER: 157. CON: 0. AUS: 24. PER: 5. CON: 0. AUS: 2. passed Amend OrgLaw
47RZ29 THE ORGANIC LAW AMENDMENT (Provincial Government) BILL #2 OF 2015 PER: 68. CON: 58. AUS: 55. PER: 3. CON: 3. AUS: 1. failed Amend OrgLaw
47RZ30 THE ORGANIC LAW AMENDMENT (Provincial Government) BILL #3 OF 2015 PER: 69. CON: 75. AUS: 37. PER: 2. CON: 4. AUS: 1. failed Amend OrgLaw
VOC Vote of Confidence ÜC: 115. NON: 66. passed

Sixth Clark (April 2015)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
COSA SENATE
47RZ31 Allowing the SoS to be apolitical amendment PER: 117. CON: 0. AUS: 52. PER: 6. CON: 0. AUS: 3. passed Amend OrgLaw
47RZ32 The Election Mega-constitutional amendment Part I - The Senate Ballot PER: 117. CON: 37. AUS: 15. PER: 4. CON: 1. AUS: 2. passed Amend OrgLaw
47RZ33 The Election Mega-constitutional amendment Part II - The two step ballot PER: 145. CON: 24. AUS: 0. PER: 4. CON: 2. AUS: 1. passed Amend OrgLaw
47RZ34 The Election Mega-constitutional amendment Part III - The seats PER: 17. CON: 133. AUS: 19. PER: 0. CON: 4. AUS: 3. failed Amend OrgLaw
47RZ35 The Election Mega-constitutional amendment Part IV - The Hopper PER: 92. CON: 64. AUS: 13. PER: 3. CON: 4. AUS: 0. failed Amend OrgLaw
47RZ36 The Election Mega-constitutional amendment Part V: The election rules PER: 119. CON: 32. AUS: 18. PER: 4. CON: 1. AUS: 2. passed Amend OrgLaw
47RZ37 The Election Mega-constitutional amendment Part VI - The Cleanup PER: 137. CON: 32. AUS: 0. PER: 4. CON: 3. AUS: 0. passed Amend OrgLaw
47RZ38 The Election Mega-constitutional amendment Part VII - The Political parties PER: 132. CON: 26. AUS: 11. PER: 4. CON: 1. AUS: 2. passed Amend OrgLaw
47RZ39 The Judicial Merry-Go-Round Amendment PER: 164. CON: 0. AUS: 5. PER: 6. CON: 0. AUS: 1. passed Amend OrgLaw
47RZ40 The Clerk of Courts Unclogging Act PER: 151. CON: 0. AUS: 18. PER: 6. CON: 0. AUS: 1. passed Amend Lexhatx
47RZ41 The Bouncing Txec Act PER: 125. CON: 0. AUS: 44. PER: 4. CON: 1. AUS: 2. passed ephemeral
47RZ42 The Afaes Utphätseschti Act (+ Sense of the Ziu.) PER: 96. CON: 62. AUS: 11. PER: 5. CON: 2. AUS: 0. passed Amend Lexhatx
47RZ43 The Delicious Burritos Act PER: 94. CON: 0. AUS: 75. PER: 4. CON: 1. AUS: 2. passed Amend Lexhatx
47RZ44 The Don\'t Be a Dictator (PD Reform) Amendment PER: 157. CON: 6. AUS: 6. PER: 6. CON: 1. AUS: 0. passed Amend OrgLaw
47RZ45 The Sartorello Immigration Act PER: 118. CON: 0. AUS: 51. PER: 7. CON: 0. AUS: 0. passed ephemeral
47RZ46 The Prodigal Sons (Citizenship Reinstatement) Amendment PER: 128. CON: 13. AUS: 28. PER: 6. CON: 0. AUS: 1. passed Amend OrgLaw
VOC Vote of Confidence ÜC: 116. NON: 53. passed

Acts of the 48th Cosa

First Clark (July 2015)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
COSA SENATE
48RZ1 The automatic votes validation amendment PER: 100. CON: 85. AUS: 11. PER: 4. CON: 2. AUS: 2. failed Amend OrgLaw
48RZ2 The Democratic Amendment PER: 123. CON: 73. AUS: 0. PER: 6. CON: 0. AUS: 2. failed Amend OrgLaw
48RZ3 We Had a Short Amendment Buried in a Larger One Act PER: 158. CON: 11. AUS: 27. PER: 7. CON: 1. AUS: 0. passed Amend Lexhatx
48RZ4 The Easy Conversions Act PER: 117. CON: 56. AUS: 23. PER: 4. CON: 4. AUS: 0. failed Amend Lexhatx
VOC Vote of Confidence ÜC: 129. NON: 67. passed

Second Clark (August 2015)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
COSA SENATE
48RZ5 The Nobody Feels Like Writing Acts Just to Fix Typos Act PER: 86. CON: 64. AUS: 24. PER: 4. CON: 2. AUS: 1. passed Amend Lexhatx
48RZ6 The We Need a Phoole Act PER: 52. CON: 94. AUS: 30. PER: 3. CON: 1. AUS: 3. failed Amend Lexhatx
48RZ7 The 48th Cosa Budget Act PER: 115. CON: 15. AUS: 11. PER: 6. CON: 1. AUS: 0. passed Ephemeral
48RZ8 The Electoral commission reform amendment PER: 91. CON: 74. AUS: 11. PER: 5. CON: 1. AUS: 1. failed Amend OrgLaw
48RZ9 The Office of Dynamic Data Records act PER: 32. CON: 111. AUS: 33. PER: 2. CON: 3. AUS: 2. failed Amend Lexhatx
48RZ10 National Census Bill PER: 148. CON: 28. AUS: 0. PER: 7. CON: 0. AUS: 0. passed Amend Lexhatx
VOC Vote of Confidence ÜC: 107. NON: 69. passed

Third Clark (September 2015)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
COSA SENATE
48RZ11 The Automatic Voting Validation Amendment PER: 157. CON: 28. AUS: 0. PER: 7. CON: 0. AUS: 1. passed Amend OrgLaw
48RZ12 The No More Inorganic Budgets Act PER: 174. CON: 11. AUS: 00. PER: 8. CON: 0. AUS: 0. passed Amend Lexhatx
48RZ13 The Chronological Days of Observance Act PER: 174. CON: 10. AUS: 0. PER: 8. CON: 0. AUS: 0. passed Amend Lexhatx
48RZ14 The 3/4 Majority Amendment PER: 136. CON: 28. AUS: 21. PER: 4. CON: 0. AUS: 4. passed Amend OrgLaw
48RZ15 The Humans Helping Other Humans Act PER: 109. CON: 64. AUS: 12. PER: 5. CON: 1. AUS: 2. passed Amend Lexhatx
48RZ16 I Pity The Phoole Act PER: 174. CON: 0. AUS: 11. PER: 8. CON: 0. AUS: 0. passed Ephemeral
VOC Vote of Confidence ÜC: 116. NON: 69. passed

Fourth Clark (October 2015)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
COSA SENATE
48RZ17 Sense of the Ziu: Sustainable Development and Climate Change PER: 138. CON: 0. AUS: 14. PER: 6. CON: 2. AUS: 0. passed Ephemeral
48RZ18 The Royal Commision On The OrgLaw (By Popular Demand) Bill PER: 95. CON: 47. AUS: 10. PER: 5. CON: 3. AUS: 0. passed Ephemeral
48RZ19 The Where Did I Put My Wig Act PER: 141. CON: 11. AUS: 0. PER: 6. CON: 0. AUS: 2. passed Amend Lexhatx
48RZ20 The Science Rules! Act PER: 106. CON: 35. AUS: 11. PER: 4. CON: 1. AUS: 3. passed Amend Lexhatx
VOC Vote of Confidence ÜC: 105. NON: 47. passed

Fifth Clark (November 2015)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
COSA SENATE
48RZ21 The Open Sesame Act PER: 130. CON: 28. AUS: 0. PER: 6. CON: 0. AUS: 0. passed Amend Lexhatx
48RZ22 The Rookie Mistake Act PER: 130. CON: 17. AUS: 11. PER: 6. CON: 0. AUS: 0. passed Amend Lexhatx
48RZ23 The Mandatory Cosa Lists Act and Amendment PER: 84. CON: 39. AUS: 35. PER: 3. CON: 3. AUS: 0. failed Amend Both
48RZ24 The Trying Again on Telecomuna Act PER: 152. CON: 6. AUS: 0. PER: 6. CON: 0. AUS: 0. passed Amend Lexhatx
48RZ25 Transparency and Protection Act PER: 60. CON: 87. AUS: 11. PER: 2. CON: 3. AUS: 1. failed Amend Lexhatx
48RZ26 The Fixing the Deck Judicial Clean-Up Act PER: 127. CON: 6. AUS: 25. PER: 5. CON: 0. AUS: 1. passed Amend Lexhatx
48RZ27 The Rebalancing Finances Act PER: 141. CON: 6. AUS: 11. PER: 5. CON: 0. AUS: 1. passed Amend Lexhatx
48RZ28 The Secretary of State Nomination Acceptation Act PER: 37. CON: 53. AUS: 68. PER: 2. CON: 0. AUS: 4. failed Ephemeral
VOC Vote of Confidence ÜC: 100. NON: 58. passed

Sixth Clark (December 2015)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
COSA SENATE
48RZ29 The Can\'t You Guys Run A Simple Election Bill PER: 64. CON: 49. AUS: 39. PER: 5. CON: 2. AUS: 0. passed Amend Lexhatx
48RZ30 The Canton Borders Sing This Song Bill PER: 136. CON: 6. AUS: 11. PER: 6. CON: 0. AUS: 1. passed Amend Lexhatx
48RZ31 The Database Accessibility and Protection Bill PER: 122. CON: 19. AUS: 11. PER: 5. CON: 1. AUS: 1. passed Amend Lexhatx
48RZ32 The Arkell v. Pressdram Bill PER: 35. CON: 46. AUS: 71. PER: 5. CON: 2. AUS: 0. failed Amend OrgLaw
48RZ33 The Caught in the Act Act PER: 37. CON: 104. AUS: 11. PER: 2. CON: 5. AUS: 0. failed Amend Lexhatx
48RZ34 The BHAID Act of 2015 PER: 96. CON: 32. AUS: 24. PER: 6. CON: 0. AUS: 1. passed Ephemeral
48RZ35 The Mandatory Cosa Lists (Again) Act and Amendment PER: 57. CON: 57. AUS: 38. PER: 4. CON: 3. AUS: 0. failed Amend Both
48RZ36 Another Reformatting Act PER: 122. CON: 19. AUS: 11. PER: 5. CON: 1. AUS: 1. passed Amend Lexhatx
48RZ37 The People Will Enact Act and Amendment PER: 40. CON: 101. AUS: 11. PER: 4. CON: 1. AUS: 1. failed Amend Both
48RZ38 The Hopes Will Become True Act PER: 57. CON: 19. AUS: 76. PER: 5. CON: 1. AUS: 0. passed Amend Lexhatx
VOC Vote of Confidence ÜC: 41. NON: 111. failed

Prime Dictates

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
COSA SENATE
48PD01 Deadline Extension Prime Dictate passed Amend Lexhatx
48PD02 The Quick (Finance) Fix Prime Dictate passed Amend Lexhatx

Acts of the 49th Cosa

First Clark (April 2016)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
COSA SENATE
49RZ1 The Website Responsibility Bill PER: 180. CON: 0. AUS: 15. PER: 8. CON: 0. AUS: 0. Passed Amend Lexhatx
49RZ2 The Members of the Chancery fix PER: 180. CON: 0. AUS: 15. PER: 8. CON: 0. AUS: 0. Vetoed Amend Lexhatx
49RZ3 The election timing amendment PER: 105. CON: 51. AUS: 39. PER: 2. CON: 3. AUS: 3. Failed Amend OrgLaw
VOC Vote of Confidence ÜC: 129. NON: 66. Passed

Second Clark (May 2016)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
COSA SENATE
49RZ4 Omnibus Finance and Budget Bill for the 49th Cosa PER: 132. CON: 54. AUS: 0. PER: 6. CON: 2. AUS: 0. Passed Ephemeral
49RZ5 The Make the Bosporus Great Again Act PER: 75. CON: 31. AUS: 80. PER: 2. CON: 2. AUS: 4. Failed Amend Lexhatx
49RZ6 The Resident Cunstaval Bill PER: 33. CON: 133. AUS: 20. PER: 3. CON: 3. AUS: 2. Failed Amend OrgLaw
49RZ7 BHAID Disbursement (II) Act PER: 168. CON: 3. AUS: 15. PER: 8. CON: 0. AUS: 0. Passed Ephemeral
49RZ8 The Catchment Area Reform Act PER: 162. CON: 12. AUS: 12. PER: 3. CON: 0. AUS: 5. Passed Amend Lexhatx
VOC Vote of Confidence ÜC: 120. NON: 66. Passed

Third Clark (June 2016)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
COSA SENATE
49RZ9 The Updating A.12 Act PER: 132. CON: 10. AUS: 25. PER: 8. CON: 0. AUS: 0. Passed Amend Lexhatx
49RZ10 Following the Law is not a Suggestion Act PER: 75. CON: 61. AUS: 31. PER: 4. CON: 4. AUS: 0. Failed Amend Lexhatx
49RZ11 Following the Law is not a Suggestion Act II PER: 60. CON: 61. AUS: 46. PER: 4. CON: 2. AUS: 2. Failed Amend Lexhatx
49RZ12 The Boundaries of Religious Freedom Act PER: 58. CON: 64. AUS: 45. PER: 2. CON: 5. AUS: 1. Failed Amend Lexhatx
49RZ13 The man who can't be moved act PER: 122. CON: 23. AUS: 22. PER: 7. CON: 0. AUS: 1. Passed Amend Lexhatx
49RZ14 SENSE OF THE ZIU: GENDER EQUALITY PER: 110. CON: 22. AUS: 35. PER: 6. CON: 1. AUS: 1. Passed Ephemeral
49RZ15 RCOR Extension Act PER: 45. CON: 64. AUS: 58. PER: 5. CON: 2. AUS: 1. Failed Amend Lexhatx
49RZ16 The right to vote in time act PER: 61. CON: 90. AUS: 16. PER: 2. CON: 5. AUS: 1. Failed Amend OrgLaw
VOC Vote of Confidence ÜC: 114. NON: 53. Passed

Fourth Clark (August 2016)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
COSA SENATE
49RZ17 The (Modified) Boundaries of Religious Freedom Act PER: 111. CON: 0. AUS: 36. PER: 4. CON: 0. AUS: 2. Passed Amend Lexhatx
49RZ18 Immigration Prosecution Disclosure Act PER: 132. CON: 0. AUS: 15. PER: 5. CON: 1. AUS: 0. Passed Amend Lexhatx
49RZ19 Nomination of a Commissioner of the Civil Service - 2016 PER: 132. CON: 0. AUS: 15. PER: 6. CON: 0. AUS: 0. Passed Ephemeral
VOC Vote of Confidence ÜC: 129. NON: 18. Passed

Fifth Clark (September 2016)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
COSA SENATE
49RZ20 Rephrasing Cultural Suggestions Act PER: 109. CON: 20. AUS: 18. PER: 5. CON: 1. AUS: 1. Passed Amend Lexhatx
49RZ21 Provincial Assignment Simplification Act PER: 139. CON: 3. AUS: 5. PER: 5. CON: 2. AUS: 0. Passed Amend Lexhatx
49RZ22 The OrgLaw Standing Committee Bill No. 1 (Article 9) PER: 130. CON: 3. AUS: 14. PER: 7. CON: 0. AUS: 0. Passed Amend Both
49RZ23 The Mandatory Cosa Lists Act and Amendment PER: 118. CON: 24. AUS: 5. PER: 5. CON: 2. AUS: 0. Passed Amend Both
VOC Vote of Confidence ÜC: 114. NON: 53. Passed

Sixth Clark (October 2016)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
COSA SENATE
49RZ24 The Summer is Magic amendment PER: 78. CON: 25. AUS: 9. PER: 2. CON: 4. AUS: 1. Failed Amend OrgLaw
49RZ25 The 12 month calendar Amendment - 8 Clark version PER: 63. CON: 40. AUS: 9. PER: 3. CON: 3. AUS: 1. Failed Amend OrgLaw
49RZ26 The Ranked Choice is the Best Choice Amendment PER: 75. CON: 13. AUS: 24. PER: 6. CON: 1. AUS: 0. Passed Amend OrgLaw
49RZ27 The OrgLaw Standing Committee Bill No. 2 (Article 10) PER: 68. CON: 44. AUS: 0. PER: 0. CON: 6. AUS: 1. Failed Amend OrgLaw
49RZ28 Túischac'h Disentrenchment Amendment PER: 85. CON: 18. AUS: 9. PER: 6. CON: 0. AUS: 1. Passed Amend Both
49RZ29 The Joseph McCarthy Amendment PER: 82. CON: 30. AUS: 0. PER: 6. CON: 0. AUS: 1. Passed Amend OrgLaw
49RZ30 The 12 month calendar Amendment - 5 Clarks Version PER: 38. CON: 65. AUS: 9. PER: 0. CON: 6. AUS: 1. Failed Amend OrgLaw
VOC Vote of Confidence ÜC: 94. NON: 18. Passed

Acts of the 50th Cosa

First Clark (February 2017)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
COSA SENATE
50RZ1 The Ham Sandwich Amendment PER: 71. CON: 74. AUS: 31. PER: 2. CON: 2. AUS: 3. Failed Amend OrgLaw
VOC Vote of Confidence ÜC: 143. NON: 33. Passed

Second Clark (March 2017)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
COSA SENATE
50RZ2 The Senators are People, not Parties Amendment PER: 114. CON: 48. AUS: 26. PER: 6. CON. 2. AUS: 0. Passed Amend OrgLaw
50RZ3 The Fleshing Out IRV Act PER: 159. CON: 21. AUS: 8. PER: 8. CON: 0. AUS: 0. Passed Amend Lexhatx
50RZ4 The Raising Some Revenue Act and Amendment PER: 111. CON: 69. AUS: 8. PER: 4. CON: 4. AUS: 0. Failed Amend both
50RZ5 The Advisory King Amendment PER: 114. CON: 74. AUS: 0. PER: 5. CON: 3. AUS: 0. Failed Amend OrgLaw
50RZ6 THE ORGANIC LAW AMENDMENT (Amendments (I Can't Believe This Is Still Ambiguous But Apparently It Is)) BILL PER:114. CON: 61. AUS: 13. PER: 5. CON: 3. AUS: 0. Failed Amend OrgLaw
50RZ7 The OrgLaw Amendment (Nonfeasance) Act PER: 123. CON: 52. AUS: 13. PER: 4. CON: 2. AUS: 2. Passed Amend OrgLaw
50RZ8 The Pirates Yes, Rape Culture No Bill PER: 136. CON: 51. AUS: 1. PER: 6. CON: 2. AUS: 0. Passed Amend Lexhatx
50RZ9 The This Is Not Happy Days And We Are Not The Fonz Bill PER: 110. CON: 65. AUS: 13. PER: 5. CON: 2. AUS: 1. Passed Amend Lexhatx
50RZ10 The Scribery to the People Bill PER: 63. CON: 91. AUS: 34. PER: 3. CON: 4. AUS: 1. Failed Amend Lexhatx
50RZ11 The Royal Society to the People, Also Too, Bill PER: 73. CON: 102. AUS: 13. PER: 4. CON: 4. AUS: 0. Failed Amend Lexhatx
50RZ12 The 50th Cosa Budget Act PER: 125. CON: 50. AUS: 13. PER: 6. CON: 1. AUS: 1. Passed Amend Lexhatx
50RZ13 The Referendum on the King Act PER: 33. CON: 138. AUS: 17 PER: 0. CON: 6. AUS: 2 Failed Ephemeral
50RZ14 A Referendum on the Monarchy PER: 97. CON: 78. AUS: 13. PER: 4. CON: 3. AUS: 1. Passed Ephemeral
50RZ15 The Electoral Commission Reform Amendment PER: 177. CON: 11. AUS: 0. PER: 8. CON: 0. AUS: 0. Passed Amend OrgLaw
50RZ16 The Electoral Commission Reform Act PER: 164. CON: 11. AUS: 13. PER: 8. CON: 0. AUS: 0. Passed Amend Lexhatx
VOC Vote of Confidence ÜC: 148. NON: 40. Passed

Third Clark (April 2017)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
COSA SENATE
50RZ17 The Simulated Coup Amendment PER: 103. CON: 81. AUS: 0. PER: 5. CON: 3. AUS: 0. Failed Amend OrgLaw
VOC Vote of Confidence ÜC: 141. NON: 43. Passed

Fourth Clark (May 2017)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
COSA SENATE
50RZ18 THE ORGANIC LAW AMENDMENT (Amendments (I Can't Believe This Is Still Ambiguous But Apparently It Is)) BILL PER: 113. CON: 15. AUS: 0. PER: 5. CON. 2. AUS: 0. Passed Amend OrgLaw
50RZ19 The Advisory King Amendment PER: 113. CON: 15. AUS: 0. PER: 5. CON. 2. AUS: 0. Passed Amend OrgLaw
50RZ20 The Easy Conversions Act PER: 104. CON: 0. AUS: 24. PER: 5. CON: 1. AUS: 1. Passed Amend Lexhatx
50RZ21 The Ham Sandwich Amendment PER: 16. CON: 68. AUS: 44. PER: 0. CON: 7. AUS: 0. Failed Amend OrgLaw
50RZ22 Sense of the Ziu: early referendum on the Monarchy PER: 113. CON: 15. AUS: 0. PER: 5. CON: 0. AUS: 2. Passed Ephemeral
VOC Vote of Confidence ÜC: 103. NON: 25. Passed

Fifth Clark (July 2017)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
COSA SENATE
50RZ23 The Telecomuna We Hardly Knew Ya Act PER: 0. CON: 92. AUS: 11. PER: 3. CON: 4. AUS: 0. Failed Amend Lexhatx
VOC Vote of Confidence ÜC: 93. NON: 10. Passed

Sixth Clark (August 2017)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
COSA SENATE
50RZ24 THE LEGISLATION PROOFREADING BILL PER: 134. CON: 21. AUS: 0. PER: 6. CON: 0. AUS: 0. Passed Amend Lexhatx
50RZ25 THE AMENDMENT TO THE ORGLAW (Separate Cosa and Senats Voting) BILL PER: 37. CON: 105. AUS: 13. PER: 3. CON: 2. AUS: 1. Failed Amend OrgLaw
50RZ26 The Due Process Amendment PER: 116. CON: 39. AUS: 0. PER: 6. CON: 0. AUS: 0. Passed Amend OrgLaw
50RZ27 The Bar Reformation Act PER: 134. CON: 21. AUS: 0. PER: 6. CON: 0. AUS: 0. Vetoed Amend Lexhatx
50RZ28 The Ambiguity Resolution Act PER: 64. CON: 78. AUS: 13. PER: 6. CON: 0. AUS: 0. Failed Amend Lexhatx
50RZ29 The Good Laws Take Preparation Time Act PER: 78. CON: 46. AUS: 31. PER: 2. CON: 2. AUS: 2. Failed Amend Lexhatx
50RZ30 The Tiebreaker Act PER: 103. CON: 21. AUS: 31. PER: 5. CON: 1. AUS: 0. Passed Amend Lexhatx
50RZ31 The Lannister Act + Sense of the Ziu PER: 116. CON: 21. AUS: 18. PER: 4. CON: 2. AUS: 0. Passed Amend Lexhatx
VOC Vote of Confidence ÜC: 134. NON: 21. Passed
50RS01 The 50th Cosa Senatorial Awards of Honour PER: 3. CON: 0. AUS: 0. Passed Ephemeral

Prime Dictates

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
COSA SENATE
50PD01 Conflict Removal (Tuischac'h) Prime Dictate passed Amend Lexhatx
50PD02 Yet Another Conflict Removal (Cosa Lists) Prime Dictate passed Amend Lexhatx
50PD03 Budget Typo Clarification Prime Dictate passed Amend Lexhatx
50PD04 The 50th Cosa Midterm Referendum Prime Dictate passed Ephemeral
50PD05 The Amendments to the Midterm Referendum PD Prime Dictate passed Ephemeral/ Amend Law
50PD06 The Amendments to the Midterm Referendum PD, Take Two Prime Dictate passed Ephemeral/ Amend Law

Acts of the 51st Cosa

First Clark (November 2017)

ACT NAME VOTE P/F STATUS
COSA SENATE
51RZ1 The Post-Three-Strikes Tidy-Up Act PER: 167. CON: 4. AUS: 0. PER: 6. CON: 0. AUS: 0. Passed Amend Lexhatx
51RZ2 The Naval Organization & Command Act - Revised PER: 71. CON: 68. AUS: 32. PER: 1. CON: 2. AUS: 3. Failed Amend Lexhatx
51RZ3 The 110100100 Act PER: 115. CON: 14. AUS: 42. PER: 6. CON: 0. AUS: 0. Passed Amend Lexhatx
51RZ4 The It's gonna take a lot to drag me awaaaaaay from you Act PER: 160. CON: 0. AUS: 11. PER: 5. CON: 0. AUS: 1. Passed Amend Lexhatx
VOC Vote of Confidence ÜC: 138. NON: 33. Passed

Second Clark (December 2017)

Number Title Votes Outcome Status
Cosă Senäts
50RZ5 51st Cosa Budget Act Per: 154
Con: 0
Aus: 15 		Per: 7
Con: 0
Aus: 0
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PASSED
AMENDS
Lexh; Org
50RZ6 Scribery Sweeping Powers Act Per: 107
Con: 62
Aus: 0 		Per: 3
Con: 3
Aus: 1
Failed.png
FAILED
50RZ7 Scribery Swooping Powers Amendment Per: 107
Con: 62
Aus: 0 		Per: 3
Con: 3
Aus: 1
Failed.png
FAILED
VOC Vote of Confidence ÜC 151
NON 18
PASSED

Third Clark (February 2018)

Copy/pasted directly from talossa.ca by GV

RZ8 - The Protracted Simulated Coup Amendment http://www.talossa.ca/files/clark.php?cosa=51&clark=3#collapse0d34bfc0e7

Rejected by the Cosâ This is bill id#1251 (this information has no legal importance and is technical in nature.

Hopper Thread http://talossa.proboards.com/thread/11782/protracted-simulated-coup-amendment

WHEREAS The King derives his power from the people, and

WHEREAS There is currently no mechanism to hold the King accountable to the people except when he outright breaks the law, and

WHEREAS The procedure for removing the King even in that instance is more difficult that simply passing an amendment to change the monarch or get rid of the monarchy altogether, and

WHEREAS That's weird, and

WHEREAS If the King proves inept, even if he hasn't done anything illegal, the citizens must have some method to replace him, and

WHEREAS It should still be more difficult to remove the King when he hasn't done anything illegal than when he has


THEREFORE Section 7 of of Article III, which currently reads;

  In dire circumstances, when the King is judged by competent medical authority to be incapable of executing his duties, or if he is convicted by the Talossan Uppermost Cort of violation of the Organic Law, treason, bribery or other high crimes, the nation may remove the King from the Throne. The Cosâ shall pronounce by a two-thirds vote, with the approval of the Senäts, that the King is to be deposed, and this pronouncement shall immediately be transmitted to the people for their verdict in a referendum. If a two-thirds majority of the people concur, the King is considered deposed and the succession occurs according to Section 4, above.   is amended to read;   In dire circumstances, when the King is judged by competent medical authority to be incapable of executing his duties, or if he is convicted by the Talossan Uppermost Cort of violation of the Organic Law, treason, bribery or other high crimes, the nation may remove the King from the Throne. The Cosâ shall pronounce by a three-fifths vote, with the approval of the Senäts, that the King is to be deposed, and this pronouncement shall immediately be transmitted to the people for their verdict in a referendum. If three-fifths of the people concur, the King is considered deposed and the succession occurs according to Section 4, above.  At any other time, a three-fifths majority of the Cosâ, with the approval of the Senäts, may resolve to depose the King, and a referendum to this effect shall be put to the people in a referendum occurring during the next General Election.  If three-fifths of the people vote to depose the King, in the session of the Ziu immediately following, the Ziu may, as above, again resolve to depose the King, and a referendum to this effect shall again be put to the people in a referendum occurring no later than the next General Election.  If three-fifths of the people again vote to depose the King, the King is considered deposed and the succession occurs according to Section 4, above.

Uréu q'estadra så: Ian Plätschisch - (MC-MRPT)

RZ9 - The Council of Governors Resuscitation Act http://www.talossa.ca/files/clark.php?cosa=51&clark=3#collapse0d34bfc0e7 Statute This is bill id#1252 (this information has no legal importance and is technical in nature. Hopper Thread http://talossa.proboards.com/thread/12573/council-governors-resuscitation-act

WHEREAS The Council of Governors has done nothing for at least the past two years, and probably has done nothing for far longer than that, and

WHEREAS That might be because no one is actually responsible for getting it going, and 

WHEREAS That is probably also because many provincial executives are not very active, and

WHEREAS The Council could be a useful tool for finding ways to increase activity, and it is a shame that it never meets


THEREFORE Lex.D.9, which currently reads   9. The Ziu authorises the formation of a Council of Governors (el Cußéglh del Governadéirs in Talossan, abbreviated CG) to be comprised of each provincial leader, whether he or she is called "Governor" or not. The Council will hold meetings at its own discretion, or at the request of any one of the Governors/Provincial Leaders. (31RZ29)

9.1. The rules and regulations of this Council may be decided by the Council itself at a founders' meeting. The Council may only operate within the bounds of the Organic Law. The Council will meet to begin designing a constitution or other set of rules for self-governance.

9.2. The Ziu also hereby authorises the creation of the position of Governor-General of Talossa, who shall be the leader of the Council of Governors, chosen by a majority of the Council members (who are the collective governors and provinical leader of Talossa). In matters provincial, the Governor-General shall serve as a liaison to the Government of Talossa, to serve at the behest of the Council of Governors. (32RZ10)   is amended to read   9. The Ziu authorises the formation of a Council of Governors (el Cußéglh del Governadéirs in Talossan, abbreviated CG) to be comprised of each provincial executive, whether he or she is called "Governor" or not.

9.1. The Minister of the Interior shall call the Council into order no later than the first day of the first Clark of each Cosa term. Each provincial executive shall accept his or her seat in the Council no later than the last day of that Clark.

9.1.1. If the executive of a province does not accept his or her seat by the specified time, the Minister of the Interior may appoint a resident of that province to the Council, who shall serve until the executive of that province accepts his or her seat. The Minister of the Interior shall not appoint him or herself to the Council in this manner.

9.2. The Council shall meet and operate under rules of its own design.

9.3. The Governor-General of Talossa shall be the leader of the Council, chosen by a majority of the Council members (who are the collective governors and provincial leaders of Talossa). In matters provincial, the Governor-General shall serve as a liaison to the Government of Talossa, to serve at the behest of the Council of Governors. (32RZ10)

9.4. If a member of the Council ceases to be a provincial executive, he or she shall immediately lose his or her seat in the Council. The new executive of the province shall have one month to accept his or her seat in the Council, after which the Minister of the Interior may appoint a resident of that province to the Council, who shall serve until the new provincial executive accepts his or her seat.

9.5. If a province is without an executive, the Minister of the Interior may appoint a resident of that province to the Council, who shall serve until the province elects an executive and that executive accepts his or her seat.

Uréu q'estadra så: Ian Plätschisch - (Minister of the Interior, MC-MRPT)

RZ10 - The Consolidation of Interior Powers Act http://www.talossa.ca/files/clark.php?cosa=51&clark=3#collapsee8ef506d1b Statute This is bill id#1253 (this information has no legal importance and is technical in nature. Hopper Thread http://talossa.proboards.com/thread/12540/consolidation-interior-powers-act

WHEREAS The powers of the Interior Ministry are listed in three different sections of Title D of el Lexhatx, and

WHEREAS These sections often repeat what the other sections say, and

WHEREAS The Interior Ministry's organization has long been a matter of some mystery, and

WHEREAS That ends today (or whenever all of the wiki pages are updated)


THEREFORE Lex.D.2.3, which currently reads:

  2.3 The Interior Minister, who shall combine the roles of Defence and Immigration Minister as set forth in Organic Law XII.4 and XII.5, and shall head the following Bureaus. The Minister may appoint Deputy Ministers to be in charge of each Büreu, and the Civil Service Commission may appoint Permanent Secretaries to each Büreu, to work under the direction of the Minister and any Deputy Ministries. (47RZ8)

a) El Büreu dels Afáes Înphätseschti (Bureau of Home Affairs) which shall be responsible for the order and well-being of the homeland and its environs. This Bureau shall provide a public presence in or near the Greater Talossan Area, shall assist in the organization of Living Cosâs, shall provide governmental assistance to the organizers of an annual TalossaFest celebration, and to all citizens making the Haxh, and shall take care to guide the Seneschal and other ministers in ever maintaining the connection and bond of Talossans worldwide to their homeland. (47RZ8)

b) The Büreu dels Afáes Cestoûreschti (Bureau of Cestour Affairs), led by the 'Piaçatéir Naziunál' and assisted by bureaucrats known as C'huescoûrs (or "Binkies"), who shall see to it that the interests of Cestours within the homeland receive the proper attention of the government. (47RZ8)

c) El Büreu dal Zefençù (Ministry of Defence), which shall marshal and provide the Invincible Moral Support of the nation to the good and right side of any international conflict, as determined by the government, conveying to the combatants our proud "we would stand with you, but it's safer to stand behind you" stance. (47RZ8)

c) i) No action of the Minister or the Bureau of Defence shall infringe on the King's organic role as Leader of the Armed Forces. (47RZ8)

d) El Büreu dàl Înmigraziun (the Bureau of Immigration), which shall be responsible for the execution of the nation's laws appertaining to immigration of new citizens into the realm. This Ministry shall work closely with the Chancery and its Bureau of the Census to ensure that all incoming citizens are properly processed through immigration as provided by law. (47RZ8)

2.3.1. The Interior Minister shall also be the liaison between the Kingdom Government and the provincial governments. (47RZ8)   is amended to read:   2.3 The Interior Minister (or, during times of war, the War Minister), who shall combine the roles of Defence and Immigration Minister as set forth in Organic Law XII.4 and XII.5, and shall head the following Bureaus. The Minister may appoint Deputy Ministers to be in charge of each Bureau, and the Civil Service Commission may appoint Permanent Secretaries to each Bureau, to work under the direction of the Minister and any Deputy Ministries. The Interior Minister shall also be the liaison between the Kingdom Government and the provincial governments.

2.3.1 El Büreu dal Zefençù (Bureau of Defence), which shall marshal and provide the Invincible Moral Support of the nation to the good and right side of any international conflict, as determined by the government, conveying to the combatants our proud "we would stand with you, but it's safer to stand behind you" stance. The Interior Minister shall command the armed forces of the Kingdom during peacetime and during times of declared war, subservient in these duties only to the King in his majesty's organic role as Leader of the Armed Forces. As detailed in Title I, the Bureau of Defence shall include:

2.3.1.1 The Talossan Royal Navy 2.3.1.2 The Zouaves of the Royal Bodyguard 2.3.1.3 The Primary Intelligence Group

2.3.2 El Büreu dàl Înmigraziun (the Bureau of Immigration), which shall be responsible for the execution of the nation's laws appertaining to immigration of new citizens into the realm. This Ministry shall work closely with the Chancery and its Bureau of the Census to ensure that all incoming citizens are properly processed through immigration as provided by law.

2.3.2.1 The New Citizens' Committee shall operate at the direction of the Bureau of Immigration

2.3.3  El Büreu dels Afáes Înphätseschti (Bureau of Home Affairs) which shall be responsible for the order and well-being of the homeland and its environs. This Bureau shall provide a public presence in or near the Greater Talossan Area, shall assist in the organization of Living Cosâs, shall provide governmental assistance to the organizers of an annual TalossaFest celebration, and to all citizens making the Haxh, and shall take care to guide the Seneschal and other ministers in ever maintaining the connection and bond of Talossans worldwide to their homeland.

2.3.3.1 The Bureau of Home Affairs shall include the Departamenteu dels Afáes Cestoûreschti (Department of Cestour Affairs), led by the 'Piaçatéir Naziunál' and assisted by bureaucrats known as C'huescoûrs (or "Binkies"), who shall see to it that the interests of Cestours within the homeland receive the proper attention of the government.  

FURTHERMORE Lex.D.2.4 and Lex.D.2.11, which read:   2.4. The Interior Minister, heading the Ministry of Interior, who shall command the armed forces of the Kingdom during peacetime and during times of declared war, subservient in these duties only to the King in his majesty's organic role as Leader of the Armed Forces. During periods of war, the Interior Minister is to be referred to as "War Minister." The Ministrà dal Interior (Ministry of Interior) shall also marshal and provide the Invincible Moral Support of the nation to the good and right side of any international conflict, as determined by the government, conveying to the combatants our proud "we would stand with you, but it's safer to stand behind you" stance.   2.11. The Minister of Interior, heading the Ministry of Interior, which shall be responsible for the execution of the nation's laws appertaining to immigration of new citizens into the realm. The Minister and other officers of the Ministrà dal Interior (Ministry of Interior ) shall work closely with the Chancery and its Bureau of the Census to ensure that all incoming citizens are properly processed through immigration as provided by law.   are hereby repealed. The other sections of D.2 are renumbered accordingly

FURTHERMORE Lex.I.1, which currently reads in part:   1. The Ministry of Interior shall include: (47RZ8)

1.1. The Büreu del Marì (Bureau of the Navy), led by the Amiral (Admiral),   shall be amended to read in that part:   1. The Bureau of Defence shall include:

1.1 El Marì Rexhitál Talossán, or in English, The Talossan Royal Navy, led by the Amiral (Admiral)  

FURTHERMORE Lex.I.1.1.1, which currently reads:   1.1.1. The Navy shall be officially known as El Marì Rexhitál Talossán, or in English, The Talossan Royal Navy.   is hereby repealed and the other sections of I.1.1 are renumbered accordingly.

Uréu q'estadra så: Ian Plätschisch - (Minister of the Interior)

RZ11 - The E.7.5 Fix Act http://www.talossa.ca/files/clark.php?cosa=51&clark=3#collapsee26fa492a8 Statute This is bill id#1254 (this information has no legal importance and is technical in nature. Hopper Thread http://talossa.proboards.com/thread/12540/consolidation-interior-powers-act

WHEREAS Lex.E.7.5 still references "Mussolini Province," and 

WHEREAS That should be fixed


THEREFORE Lex.E.7.5, which currently reads:   7.5. BENITO PROVINCE. Talossan citizens living in the following areas shall be assigned to Mussolini Province: the Wisconsin counties of Waukesha, Jefferson, Dane, Marathon, Wood, Portage, Waupaca, Waushara, Winnebago, Marquette, Green Lake, Fond du Lac, Columbia, and Dodge. Overseas, the nations of Italy, San Marino, Vatican City, Switzerland, Liechtenstein, Austria, Spain, Portugal, Andorra, Slovenia, Croatia, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Hungary, Serbia, Montenegro, Kosovo, Macedonia, Albania, Greece, Romania, Bulgaria, Moldova and Cyprus; plus all nations in Africa north of the Equator not listed elsewhere.   is amended to read:   7.5. BENITO PROVINCE. Talossan citizens living in the following areas shall be assigned to Benito Province: the Wisconsin counties of Waukesha, Jefferson, Dane, Marathon, Wood, Portage, Waupaca, Waushara, Winnebago, Marquette, Green Lake, Fond du Lac, Columbia, and Dodge. Overseas, the nations of Italy, San Marino, Vatican City, Switzerland, Liechtenstein, Austria, Spain, Portugal, Andorra, Slovenia, Croatia, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Hungary, Serbia, Montenegro, Kosovo, Macedonia, Albania, Greece, Romania, Bulgaria, Moldova and Cyprus; plus all nations in Africa north of the Equator not listed elsewhere.

Uréu q'estadra så: Ian Plätschisch - (MC-MRPT)

RZ12 - The Fourteen Means Fourteen Bill http://www.talossa.ca/files/clark.php?cosa=51&clark=3#collapse686eb5e890 Rejected by the Senäts This is bill id#1255 (this information has no legal importance and is technical in nature. Hopper Thread http://talossa.proboards.com/thread/12568/fourteen-means-act

WHEREAS King Robert founded Talossa at the age of 14; and WHEREAS he was not "13 but really keen to get involved"; and WHEREAS it is generally desirable that Talossa stay away from getting involved with people of 13 years of age or younger, given at least one major scandal of recent years; and WHEREAS this has been Free Democrats party policy for ages, and it's embarrassing not even having the debate on it yet:

BE IT ENACTED by the King, Cosă and Senäts of Talossa in Ziu assembled that El Lexhátx E.1 shall be amended from:   1. Prospective immigrants who will be age fourteen or older by the next regularly scheduled Balloting Day shall be directed to the Minister of Interior. The Minister of Interior shall act on every such request received by that office, without discriminating on the basis of age, political preference, religion, or other personal information.  

to (changes in bold):   1. Prospective immigrants who have at least attained the age of fourteen (14) years shall be directed to the Minister of Interior. The Minister of Interior shall act on every such request received by that office, without discriminating on the basis of age, political preference, religion, or other personal information.

Uréu q'estadra så: Miestrâ Schivâ - (MC-FreeDem)


RZ13 - The Senäts Bar Cover Charge Act http://www.talossa.ca/files/clark.php?cosa=51&clark=3#collapseed0c4d3827 Rejected by the Senäts This is bill id#1256 (this information has no legal importance and is technical in nature. Hopper Thread http://talossa.proboards.com/thread/12569/sen-bar-cover-charge-act

WHEREAS it seems strange that a political party must pay $10 to take up seats in the Cosă, but a winning Senator is not obliged to make any financial contribution to the running of the country;

and WHEREAS I'm continuing to go down my list of Free Democrat policies which haven't been proposed yet:

BE IT ENACTED by the King, Cosă and Senäts of Talossa in Ziu assembled that El Lexhátx section B.9 shall be amended to read as possible (amendments in bold)

  9. The Secretary of State, or his appointed agent, shall charge, as prescribed by the Organic Law, a registration fee of 6¤40 (six louise and forty bence, equivalent to $10 USD) to each political party in forthcoming Cosă elections, and a registration fee of 3¤20 (three louise and twenty bence, equivalent to $5 USD) to each candidate in forthcoming Senäts elections. Any Party or Parties, candidate or candidates which fail or refuse to pay the fee shall be deemed not registered. (48PD02) (42RZ14)

9.1. The fee may only be paid by: 

9.1.1. Sending a Money Order, Cash or Cheque by snail mail to the Burgermeister of Inland Revenue: Only fees which have been received in full, by the Burgermeister of Inland Revenue will be deemed paid. Fees that are in transit, delayed, lost in the mail or not received by the Burgermeister of Inland Revenue for any reason, shall not count as paid fees, even if accompanied with proof of postage. Payments made by Money Order or Cheque shall not be deemed as paid until they have been cleared, the Burgermeister of Inland Revenue, will notify the nation when such fees have cleared or if said payments have bounced. If a party or candidate’s cheque or money order bounces, they shall be liable to pay costs incurred by the Kingdom for their payment bouncing and shall not be registered until their fee plus these costs have been paid. 

9.1.2. PayPal: Fees may be paid by electronically transferring the appropriate funds into the Kingdom of Talossa’s PayPal account managed by The Ministry of Finance (Ministrà dal Finançù). The Minister of Finance is to notify all Political Parties and candidates in advance of the Election of details regarding the PayPal account into which they may deposit their fee. Once a fee has been received by the Minster of Finance from a party or candidate, he shall notify the Nation and Burgermeister of Inland Revenue publicly that said fee has been received and arrange for said fee to be deposited in the Kingdom’s Account managed by the Burgermeister of Inland Revenue. 

9.1.3. Payment directly to the Burgermeister of Inland Revenue: Payment may be made directly in person to the Burgermeister of Inland Revenue, by cash, cheque or money order. The Burgermeister of Inland Revenue shall notify the nation which such payments have been received. The policy of Cheque and Money orders in 9.2.1. applies equally in this instance. 

9.2. Once a fee has been received by the Burgermeister of Inland Revenue and/or the Minister of Finance and/or their appointed agents, it is not refundable for any reason. If, however, a party or candidate overpays or pays more than once for any given election period, excess fees may be credited to the party or candidate against a future payment of fees or refunded, at the discretion of the Burgermeister of Inland Revenue, minus any fees or costs incurred.

Uréu q'estadra så: Miestrâ Schivâ - (MC-FreeDem)

RZ14 - An Act to Remove Béneditsch Ardpresteir http://www.talossa.ca/files/clark.php?cosa=51&clark=3#collapse73a2b54162 Rejected by the Senäts This is bill id#1257 (this information has no legal importance and is technical in nature. Hopper Thread http://talossa.proboards.com/post/156806

WHEREAS, in the first instance, on November 3, 2017, Béneditsch Ardpresteir, as a Pusine Justice of the Uppermost Cort of Talossa, issued a suo moto injunction; 

WHEREAS, soon thereafter, other justices intervened to nullify the previous injunction; 

WHEREAS, on November 6, 2017, the Attorney General requested leave to intervene and be heard on the matter; 

WHEREAS, as of January 5, 2018, sixty ("60") days has elapsed from when the Attorney General requested leave to be heard on the matter, and throughout that duration, the Béneditsch Ardpresteir failed to appear or act; 

WHEREAS, the case remains an open case in which Béneditsch Ardpresteir is a judge and a participant; 

WHEREAS, in the second instance, on December 27, 2017, the Ministry of Justice, having concluded the investigation into the conduct and actions of Béneditsch Ardpresteir, issued a report and recommendation to the Ziu pursuant to Lex.D.2.5.1; 

WHEREAS, said report identified an civil action commenced on November 7, 2017 by the Ministry of Justice against Béneditsch Ardpresteir, in his official capacity as a Justice of the Uppermost Cort of the Kingdom of Talossa and based on the aforementioned suo moto order issued in performing his official duties as a justce, which sought relief that would require Béneditsch Ardpresteir to engage in certain official conduct as a Justice of the Uppermost Cort; 

WHEREAS, on November 14, 2017, the Uppermost Cort of the Kingdom of Talossa instructed all parties to answer within a set period of time; 

WHEREAS, that time having expired, and Béneditsch Ardpresteir having failed to appear before the Cort, on December 16, 2017, the Cort entered default judgment in favor of the Attorney General; 

WHEREAS, Béneditsch Ardpresteir currently sits as a justice of the Uppermost Cort; and

WHEREAS, upon the passage of January 13, 2018, said justice failed to appear in an open case in which he was a participant, as instructed by the Cort, within sixty (“60”) days, measured from November 14, 2017. 

THEREFORE, pursuant to the Organic Law of the Kingdom of Talossa art. XVI § 1, the Ziu is empowered to remove a justice who fails to appear in an open case in which they are a participant involved by a simple majority vote of each house; 

BE IT RESOLVED, that sixty (“60”) days having expired from when the Attorney General sought leave to intervene in the action described in the first instance without Béneditsch Ardpresteir appearing or acting in an open case in which he is  a judge and is a participant; and that sixty ("60") days having expired from commencement of the aforementioned action in the second instance,  the Ziu hereby removes Béneditsch Ardpresteir for failure to appear and for failure to act in cases in which he was a participant and/or a judge/justice, in violation of the Organic Law.   

Uréu q'estadra så: Viteu Marcianüs - Attorney General (FreeDem-MC)

Fourth Clark (March 2018)

Copy/pasted from talossa.ca by GV as placeholder until Dien can do this up properly

RZ15 - The Emergency Ephemeral Edict (Quorum) Act http://www.talossa.ca/files/clark.php?cosa=51&clark=4#collapsee959cdf0b9 Statute

This is bill id#1258 (this information has no legal importance and is technical in nature.

Hopper Thread http://talossa.proboards.com/thread/12474/emergency-ephemeral-edict-act

WHEREAS on every Clark there is a VoC and,

WHEREAS the Senators do not vote on the VoC And,

WHEREAS if a Clark is published with no bills on it, the Senators have nothing to vote on And,

WHEREAS this never occurred as far as I know but I was thinking about it

THEREFORE the Ziu resolves to add a new section 6.7 to Article H of El Lxhatz with the following paragraph:

6.7  Notwithstanding the rules about minimum stay in the hopper, if no bill was submitted to the Clark at the moment of publication, the Secretary of State shall be allowed to add to the Clark a simple bill asking for Quorum where Cosa Members and Senators can vote to confirm their presence for the Clark.

Uréu q'estadra så: Martì-Paír Furxhéir - (Secretary of State)

Fifth Clark (April 2018)

copy-pasted from talossa.ca by GV in advance of Dien doing this up properly

RZ16 - The Standing Rules (Senate) Act http://www.talossa.ca/files/clark.php?cosa=51&clark=5#collapse80ece28289

Statute This is bill id#1259 (this information has no legal importance and is technical in nature.

Hopper Thread http://talossa.proboards.com/thread/12574/standing-rules-senate-act

WHEREAS both Houses of the Ziu do not currently have any body of bylaws, and indeed no rules outside of the pieces of Organic and Statutory Law estabilishing them and regulating elections to those bodies; and

WHEREAS this gap in regulations was evident earlier in the term, as the Senate argued over a contested election; and

WHEREAS, currently, the duties of the respective Presiding Officers are largely customary and their extent is effectively up to the incumbents; and

WHEREAS a set of rules for each House of the Ziu would attempt to clarify the parliamentary procedures of the Cosa and the Senate to the extent each House wishes; and

WHEREAS, additionally, the estabilishment of Committees on Rules and Administration will allow each House to work more efficiently on managing their own bylaws, while still allowing the full membership of the respective House a say and a final vote on proposals; so

THEREFORE WE, the Ziu of the Kingdom of Talossa, hereby amend El Lexhatx to add a new subsections numbered H.21, to read as follows:

21. The Senate shall autonomously determine the rules of its proceedings. To this goal, the Mençei shall mantain a body of Standing Rules of the Senate.

    21.1 At the beginning of a new term, and optionally at any subsequent time during a term, the Senate shall consider a motion to estabilish a Senate Committee on Rules and Administration. Upon successful passage, any previously estabilished Committee shall disband and a new one be formed; upon failure, a Committee shall not be formed.

        21.1.1 Regardless, any previous iteration of the Committee shall disband at the beginning of a new term of the Senate, as defined by the publication by the Chancery and/or the respective provincial conducting officers of final results for all of the seats up for elections, or the beginning of a First Clark, whichever comes first.

        21.1.2 Upon disbandment, a Committee shall not be allowed to complete debate on any proposal, but shall be empowered to complete any voting that already was in progress by the time the disbandment was effective.

    21.2 The Senate Committee on Rules and Administration shall be formed by three Senators, appointed by the Mençei. The Senate shall be empowered to object to the appointments by passing a motion to suggest an alternate composition; successful passage shall override the Mençei's appointments with the Senate's suggestion.

    21.3 The Senate Committee on Rules and Administration shall be chaired by the Mençei, but unless him- or herself was appointed to the Commitee, the Mençei shall not be considered a member of the Committee.

    21.4 Any member of the Senate Committee on Rules and Administration, and the Mençei, shall be empowered to submit to the Committee proposals regarding the estabilishment of a new Standing Rule, or the amendment or deletion of any of the preexisting Standing Rules of the Senate. After due debate, the Committee shall vote on the proposal, and the proposal shall be considered to be adopted by majority vote. Unless he/she is a member of the Committee, the Mençei shall only vote to break a tie, in the event that at least one of the three members abstained or did not vote by the end of the allotted voting time.

    21.5 The Senate Committee on Rules and Administration's proceedings shall be public; and the Mençei shall not deny a Senator's request to speak and be heard in front of the Committee. Additionally, any Senator shall place a proposal for the Committee's consideration, and upon endorsement of the proposal by any member of the Committee, or the Mençei, said proposal shall be debated and voted on as described in 21.4.

    21.6 Any proposal that has been adopted by the Senate Committee on Rules and Administration shall be referred to the whole Senate for approval. The Senate shall then vote to uphold the proposal by majority vote; upon successful passage, the proposal shall take effect. Should the Senate instead reject the proposal, it shall return to the Committee's consideration for amendments, or be discarded at the original proposer's discretion.

    21.7 No Standing Rule shall infringe on any Organic or Statutory provision, and Standing Rules shall be germane to the Senate's operations.

    21.8 The Senate shall be empowered to waive any Standing Rule for the remainder of the current term by majority vote, without consulting the Senate Committee on Rules and Administration.

    21.9 At any time a vacancy in the Senate Committee on Rules and Administration arises, the Mençei shall be empowered to appoint another Senator to the empty seat. The Senate shall be empowered to object to the appointment by passing a motion to suggest an alternate Senator; successful passage shall override the Mençei's appointment with the Senate's suggestion.

        21.9.1 Should a Senator resign or be expelled from the Committee, resign, strike out or be expelled from the Senate, the member will still be empowered to cast his or her vote in any Committee votes that are currently open, but not any that are initiated after the notice of resignation or expulsion is published.

        21.9.2 Failure to stand for reelection to the Senate shall not impede a member of the Committee from taking part in any of the Committee's activities prior to disbandment as per 21.1.1 and 21.1.2.

        21.9.3 Failure of a member of the Committee who is standing for reelection to the Senate to win his race, according to any provisional results, shall not impede said member of the Committee from taking part in any of the Committee's activities prior to disbandment as per 21.1.1 and 21.1.2.

    21.10 At any time, due to inactivity, other impediments to normal activity or subsequently to an individual motion of censure, the Senate shall be empowered to remove any of the Senate Committee on Rules and Administration's members, through a motion adopted by simple majority.

Uréu q'estadra så: Lüc da Schir - Senator (BE)

Sixth Clark (May 2018)

RZ17 - The Bar Reformation Act

Statute This is bill id#1260 (this information has no legal importance and is technical in nature.

Hopper Thread http://talossa.proboards.com/thread/12638/bar-reformation-act-round-2?page=1&scrollTo=157136


WHERERAS the development of an independent judiciary is a benchmark of a developed democracy; 

WHEREAS the judiciary as it exists in Talossa today is sorely underdeveloped; 

WHEREAS while many factors contribute to the underdevelopment of the judiciary in Talossa, one factor, the inability to admit new members to the bar, stands out as one that can be rectified; 

WHEREAS Talossa is in dire needs of qualified individuals to be admitted to the bar. 

THEREFORE, El Lexhatx § C, 1.6 is hereby repealed in its entirety; 

FURTHERMORE, El Lexhatx § C, 2, is hereby amended to read as follows: The Officers of the Royal Household shall have no fixed terms of office, and shall not be removed from office by the dissolution of the Cosa. The Officers of the Royal Household are appointed and removed by the King on the recommendation of the Prime Minister. The four exceptions to this are that the Secretary of State shall be appointed by the Prime Minister acting alone and may be removed by law; the Burgermeister of Inland Revenue shall be named in the same way as the Secretary of State; and the Commissioner of the Civil Service, who shall be appointed by the King, for a two year renewable term, after being recommended by a legislative civil service committee and approved by a two-thirds majority vote in the Cosa and a majority vote of the Senäts in favor of appointment. The Chancellor may be removed by the King on the recommendation of the Senäts. 

FURTHERMORE, the following section is added to the El Lexhatx as § G,11: 

12. The National Bar of Talossa is hereby established. 

12.1. The National Bar of Talossa shall be governed by the five Justices of the Uppermost Cort, who shall set forth the procedure, ethics, and standards for those seeking admission to the National Bar of Talossa. 

12.1.1 The Justices of the Uppermost Cort may, at their discretion, devolve their authority to a group made up of no less than three individuals admitted to practice law to set forth the requirements of admission to the bar, except the waiver described in G.12.2.3.1. 

12.2. The National Bar of Talossa shall possess the sole authority to admit new individuals to practice law in the Courts of Talossa established under Article XVI of the Organic Law. 

12.2.1. Admission to the Bar shall be limited to those who are eligible to vote in National Elections, and who satisfy any reasonable requirement set forth by the National Bar of Talossa. 

12.2.2. The National Bar of Talossa shall set the standards for admission, which may include a test or legal training it views as necessary, to determine if an individual possess the legal knowledge and character necessary to practice law in the national courts of Talossa, except as those described in G.12.2.3. 

12.2.2.1. An individual who has met the requirements set by the National Bar of Talossa is not entitled to practice law in in the national courts until the National Bar of Talossa has decreed they are eligible to do so. 

12.2.2.2. The National Bar of Talossa may deny admission to individuals they think unworthy, provided those factors do not violate any other Organic or Statutory provision. 

12.2.3. An individual who has earned a degree in the practice of law in their home country, or has been admitted to practice law in their home country, or has completed one year of legal education as well as legal training in their home country, may seek a waiver from the requirements set forth by National Bar of Talossa, which may grant said waiver with the consent of no less than two Justices of the Uppermost Cort. 

12.2.3.1. The Uppermost Cort may increase the number of Justices required to give consent as it deems necessary, but may only decrease the number to the statutory limits with the same number of Justices required to give consent. 

12.2.3.2. The Uppermost Cort may not devolve this waiver.

12.3. It shall be a criminal offense for any person to knowingly or recklessly practice law in Talossa without express statutory permission, or without the permission of the National Bar of Talossa. 

12.3.1. The above provision is not applicable to individuals who represent themselves, known as pro se individuals, or to any individual who is a member of or has received authority by the Ministry of Justice to represent the Government in any Court throughout Talossa. 

12.3.2. The following office holders may, at the discretion of the Chancellor, be exempt from the above requirements and shall be granted full membership to the bar while they hold such office, for the purpose of performing their official duties: the Prime Minister, the Distain, Judges of the Uppermost Cort, and Judges of any inferior Cort. 

12.3.3. An Attorney General, as head of the Ministry of Justice, who is not admitted to their bar in their own right, is a de facto and de jure member of the bar for the duration that they hold that office. 

12.4. The National Bar of Talossa shall set, as it deems necessary, the Code of Conduct to govern attorneys. 

12.4.1. An individual admitted may have their admission revoked for cause with the consent of no less than four members Uppermost Cort of Talossa; in such a circumstance, the individual is no longer permitted to practice law in the national courts of Talossa. 

12.4.2. All members of the bar admitted prior to the adoption of this statute shall continue to be deemed automatically admitted and may continue to practice law. 

12.5. Any rules, regulations and/or code of conduct not set by a statute, Talossan Law or by the Organic Law, shall be a matter for the Bar to set itself as far as permissible by the aforementioned Laws.

This statute shall come into effect no later than six months after the requirements of Article X of the Organic Law have been satisfied. At its discretion, the Uppermost Cort may, immediately upon passage, begin to draft and promulgate Rules for admission, which, if the Uppermost Cort so chooses, may take effect no sooner than three months after the requirements of Article X of the Organic Law have been satisfied. 

Uréu q'estadra så: Viteu Marcianüs - (Attorney-General)

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