All appointments to Nimlet seats have been completed.

It is my pleasure to announce the commencement of our latest session, on this 22nd day of December 2019, of Florencia's provincial legislature, the Nimlet.

Pastours, are there any motions members would like to bring forward for consideration?

CURRENT NIMLET APPOINTMENTS

2 seats - Breneir Itravilatx (Gov/AMP)
2 seats - Açafat del Val (Senats/FreeDems)
1 seat - Mximo Carbonel (MTGA)

As of 15 December, the Chancery has indicated the certification of the provincial election results.

Pursuant to Section 4(a) of the Florencian Constitution: "No later than ten days following the conclusion of each provincial election, the Governor of Florencia shall have determined and announced the total number of seats for the incoming Nimlet, which number shall be equal to the number of ballots returned in the election, less those returned indicating "Present", and augmented by one additional seat for each incumbent Senator for Florencia, and one additional seat for the Governor;" The total number of non-Present provincial ballots returned was 3.

Pursuant to Section 4(b) There is also one seat for the incumbent Senator and the incumbent Governor.
I hereby appoint myself to the incumbent Governor seat and Açafat del Val to the incumbent Senator seat. 

The total number of seats in the Nimlet is therefore set at 5.

This leaves 3 seats unassigned by the party leaders.
Based on votes received:

Make Talossa Great Again (MTGA) is entitled to 1 seat.
Awakening and Magnifying Passion (AMP) is entitled to 1 seat.
Free Democrats (FreeDems) are entitled to 1 seat.

Party leaders (Miestra Schiva, Ian Plätschisch, and Mximo Carbonel) please advise on your specific appointee.

The next session of the Nimlet will commence on 22 December 2019 allowing one week for the naming of seat appointments by party leaders.


Breneir Itravilatx
Governor

Azul fellow Florencians,

I am not yet appointed as Governor but I want to, nevertheless, welcome you as the transition to Witt 2.0 gets underway. I hope that this transition will allow our province to start a period of renewal.

See you soon,
Breneir