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+ | #If an absolute majority vote for a measure in #senate, it will take immediate effect. If only a simple majority vote for it, the measure will be moved to a vote on the Regional Forums. | ||
+ | #If an absolute majority vote for or an absolute majority vote against a measure in a vote on the Regional Forums, the vote will be closed. | ||
+ | #If a vote has reached quorum and has been open for forty-eight hours, it will be closed. If quorum has not been met, the vote will be closed after forty-eight more hours. | ||
+ | #If any senator is present for a vote in #senate but does not participate, they will be considered to have abstained. | ||
==Seniority== | ==Seniority== |
Revision as of 20:34, 5 December 2011
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Contents
Motions
- Any senator may introduce a motion to exercise any of the Senate’s powers.
- If any other senator seconds the motion, a vote will be held.
- If a the vote succeeds, the motion will carry.
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Votes
- If an absolute majority vote for a measure in #senate, it will take immediate effect. If only a simple majority vote for it, the measure will be moved to a vote on the Regional Forums.
- If an absolute majority vote for or an absolute majority vote against a measure in a vote on the Regional Forums, the vote will be closed.
- If a vote has reached quorum and has been open for forty-eight hours, it will be closed. If quorum has not been met, the vote will be closed after forty-eight more hours.
- If any senator is present for a vote in #senate but does not participate, they will be considered to have abstained.
Seniority
- Senators who have served more consecutive days until the present will be senior to those who have served less.
- Among senators who have served an equal number of days, those who registered earlier on the Regional Forums will be senior to those who registered later.
The Speaker
- If the Speaker is unable to perform their duties or their office becomes vacant, the most senior senator available will become Speaker.
- If the Senate is doing business in #senate and the Speaker is absent, the most senior senator present will serve as Interim Speaker.