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#1
In Aotearoa New Zealand, the clerk of the House organizes the election of the Speaker of every new Parliament.

The Talossan equivalent would be to empower the Secretary of State to act in place of the Túischac'h until one is elected.

I think this has the virtue of elegance.

Also: change El Lexhatx B.13.6 to read 10 days instead of 14 days?
#2
Another reminder to the esteemed members of this Chamber that we need to get this done with quickly, since the State Opening is a requirement set out by law. I stopped being the Túischac'h with the dissolution of the 62nd Cosă, and there is no "acting Túischac'h", so there is truly no one in that office right now.
#3
Quote from: Marcel Eðo Pairescu Tafial, UrGP on Yesterday at 10:56:13 PMThese rules were in use during the last two Informal Sessions so I would hope they are uncontroversial. If there are any objections to them not just from S:reu Moin but from other Members of the Cosă, I'd be happy to hear them.

To be clear, I too would welcome any comment from others but most especially your successor. They don't appear problematic to me but I won't be enforcing them during informal sessions. If Crement were the likely successor he would be getting the same question.
#4
These rules were in use during the last two Informal Sessions so I would hope they are uncontroversial. If there are any objections to them not just from S:reu Moin but from other Members of the Cosă, I'd be happy to hear them.
#5
Quote from: Breneir Tzaracomprada on September 30, 2026, 12:56:38 PM
Quote from: Tierçéu Rôibeardescù on August 30, 2026, 11:52:43 AMAs no back up has come forward at this time, I will reluctantly take on the responsibility of taking up stewardship of this application, but due to breath of the piece and the relatively shallow knolage of international politics outside of talossa itself, i requests a extended period to review it. I appreciate your patience as I work through it. International political theory demands a meticulous, highly focused evaluation, and I prefer not to rush the process when my attention is divided. I will begin marking your paper just as soon as I can dedicate the proper time and analytical depth to it.

Hi Madam President @Tierçéu Rôibeardescù

Officially one month into application review and I wanted to check on any progress concerning that review. I hope to join the Society soon and assist you.

Edit: Should membership be approved I would be happy to take on Liz's application which is interesting.

Breneir

Madam President, I know you're probably busy as many people are. Would you be able to provide an update on my application?

@Tierçéu Rôibeardescù

#6
Quote from: Breneir Tzaracomprada on September 29, 2026, 09:00:41 PM@Moinul Moin As the likely incoming Speaker what are your thoughts on the outgoing Speaker's proposal? Seems like it might be good to know this.

@Moinul Moin This was a genuine question not intended to put you on the spot. You've been nominated for the position of Speaker and it would be good to get your thoughts on the outgoing Speaker's proposal.
#7
Quote from: GV on Yesterday at 10:07:32 PMOf this sponsor's three bills this month, this imho comes the closest to being one I could actually vote for.  However, given the sponsor's history of the past year or more, imho an AUS vote this time is fully-warranted. 

GV, Fiova

I guess I'll post this here with a repeat of the question. What have I done in the past year to warrant a continuation of a social boycott even after apologizing and change behavior. If the goal is to run me out of Talossa then be explicit about that goal.
#8
El Senäts/The Senate / Re: 63rd Cosă 1st Clark - Sena...
Last post by GV - Yesterday at 10:07:32 PM
63RZ1 Për

I have never thought on public voting along those lines, but I think Miestrâ's reasoning has real merit.  No "real country" that is halfway civilized reveals votes in any way until the election is done.  Why should we be different?

63RZ2 Aus, due to sponsor

I will say this: even a casual glance at the extant works of Ben Madison we still possess shows an individual who cared deeply and (I'm sure) still cares deeply over America's history with indigenous peoples.  Without question, it has been one of his endearing qualities.

I also daresay Talossa's history with natives has been far positive in toto than Europe's as a whole in toto.

63RZ3 Aus, due to sponsor

I wouldn't trust the UN with putting together a simple banquet, much less with global governance of AI.

63RZ4 Aus, due to sponsor

Of this sponsor's three bills this month, this imho comes the closest to being one I could actually vote for.  However, given the sponsor's history of the past year or more, imho an AUS vote this time is fully-warranted. 

Yet again, Lüc, thank you a million times for all you do.  The job of SoS is the most important in the Kingdom, and you continue the long tradition of utter competence in this role, SoS after SoS, and decade after decade...

GV, Fiova
#9
El Senäts/The Senate / Re: Mencei for the 63rd Cosa
Last post by GV - Yesterday at 09:53:25 PM
I second Antaglha.

GV, Fiova

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