Asterix is part of your research!

I should be listed as Alexandreu Davinescu (MC-TNC), and I think convention is that your province is listed in the Senats, so it would be [SEN-VD] for you.

You also need to fix the quotes in the bill, since right now it just says "quote."  The code to start a quote is:
[quote]and to end it, it's
[/quote]

Do you use Chrome?  For me, the extra ampersand character in the URL (the one in html encoding) makes it not work.

I am honoured, thank you!

Looks good; approved.

Quote from: Sir Txec dal Nordselvă, UrB on July 20, 2023, 09:20:56 AMWhen can we expect to receive our ID cards? Ever?

The first batch were poorly-printed, and so I reordered them from a different vendor.  I hope to get them out to everyone at the start of next month.

I'm going to just copy-and-paste Bran's vote since I agree with him.

RZ22: PER.
RZ23: PER
VoC: ÜC.

Quote from: Sir Txec dal Nordselvă, UrB on July 01, 2023, 10:11:45 AMwww.talossa.ca/files/clark.php?cosa=58&clark=5

Just FYI, this link doesn't work.  The correct link is:

https://www.talossa.ca/files/clark.php?cosa=58&clark=5

I've been a vegetarian for many years on the basis of animal rights, and so I'm very much in support of this proposal.

I guess it's just because of my experience with American conservatives who complain about "virtue signaling," but I am completely fine with it.  No one should mistake it for action, but it's good to signal what virtues you hold.  It helps establish those virtues as a norm. I mean, there's a pride flag in my classroom to signal to students that they are valued and accepted for who they are.  Symbolism and signaling is important (again, as long as it's not a substitute for action when that time comes).

It is very clear that no dolphin or ape could be a Talossan citizen in any meaningful sense, but if that changes -- or some other strange or magical future unfolds with robots or aliens or whatever -- then we will have already laid out a course heading in the right direction.

I would love to be added as a cosponsor.

I'm sorry, man, that's terrible. I hope he will be okay.

I approve 👍

This design has a complexity of five, so it isn't breaking any guideline, but it's certainly busy.  Honestly, there are two simple and powerful escutcheons here -- like it almost visually reads as someone combining Per fess indented, or and vert. In chief a laurel of coffee branches proper. and Vert, a bar argent and tiger passant proper langued gules.  Still, de gustibus non est disputandum.

I believe that there is good contrast between the elements, and so it is acceptable.

-Dean

I approve of my bill.

Whereas the Clerk of Corts thinks the current statutory procedure for keeping cort records is excessive and onerous, and not really in keeping with our needs,

THERFORE subsections 12.3.1 through 12.3.5 of Title G of el Lexhatx, which currently read

Quote12.3.1. If the Cort pü Inalt shall request the Government or Scribe to maintain official reporters, then the Cort pü Inalt must designate, in the decision, whether it shall be deemed binding, and if so, it shall be reported in an official reporter entitled "Cort pü Inalt" and abbreviated to "CPI" in citations. All decisions of the Cort pü Inalt designated nonbinding shall be reported in an official reporter entitled "Cort pü Inalt Appendix" and abbreviated to "CPIA" in citations.
12.3.2. All final determinations of the General Cort shall be published in an official reporter entitled "General Cort" and abbreviated to "GC" by the Scribe or an individual designated by the Government in the same fashion as described in G.12.1.3.1[r 13]. Non-final or interlocutory determinations that impact the rights of a party must also be reported in the GC reporter. All other determinations need not be reported in the GC reported unless so designated by the General Cort. Determinations not contained in the GC reporter shall be styled as General Cort Slip Opinions and must be made publicly available on a State-run website in consecutive order by date with an affixed number with an appropriate pin cite every 200 words, for ease of reference, that shall be listed as follows: Case Name, Year GC Slip Op NUMBER, *Pin (Full Date, Magistrate's surname, M.) (e.g. Doe v Smith, 2020 GC Slip Op 001, *1 [27 February 2020, Smith, M.]).
12.3.3. If the Scribe or the appointed Government Ministry determines any aforementioned volume becomes lengthy, a subsequent volume shall be created with the appropriate cardinal prefixed prior to the reporter.
12.3.4. The Cort pü Inalt may direct the Clerk of the Corts to normalize case captions according to rules it may set forth, which shall then be used in any reporter.
12.3.5. The Cort pü Inalt may publish an official style manual enumerating proper citations for any source, which shall be followed by all parties filing documents with any national Talossan cort.

shall be deleted from the law.

Uréu q'estadra så
Alexandreu Davinescu (MC-TNC)