[Chancery] Rules and Registrations August (July) 2020 GE

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I indicated my interest in the Cézembre forum to stand for election as Senator.  I have not seen any indication of objection in that forum to having the Chancery conduct the election, and was advised to also post my interest in this thread.

X. Pol Briga

[Ián Tamorán S.H.]

I have verified that I *did* send a message of application five days ago. I can display a verifying screenshot if required.

[Glüc da Dhi S.H.]

Getting worried that there might be a bit of an unfairness in the system in that parties can use (and are using) the electoral database to advertise their senate candidates, but senators not affiliated with a party do not have access to the same resources.

Perhaps the law (and the privacy settings in the database) should be changed to allow senate candidates access to the electoral database.

[Miestră Schivă, UrN]

Perhaps the law (and the privacy settings in the database) should be changed to allow senate candidates access to the electoral database.

I agree with this proposal, if you draft a bill in the Hopper I'll help

[Marcel Eðo Pairescu Tafial, UrGP]

I havent gotten my ballot yet. What's going on?

[Marcel Eðo Pairescu Tafial, UrGP]

This reminds me that we'll have to update the Talossan text on the ballot (not that anyone cares it anyway, but just for completeness's sake). Maybe next time.

[Béneditsch Ardpresteir]

Getting worried that there might be a bit of an unfairness in the system in that parties can use (and are using) the electoral database to advertise their senate candidates, but senators not affiliated with a party do not have access to the same resources.

Perhaps the law (and the privacy settings in the database) should be changed to allow senate candidates access to the electoral database.

Especially, since the present Government of Talossa wants to fleece individual Senate candidates to the tune of half the party registration fees for the Cosa.

[Eðo Grischun]

Getting worried that there might be a bit of an unfairness in the system in that parties can use (and are using) the electoral database to advertise their senate candidates, but senators not affiliated with a party do not have access to the same resources.

Perhaps the law (and the privacy settings in the database) should be changed to allow senate candidates access to the electoral database.

Especially, since the present Government of Talossa wants to fleece individual Senate candidates to the tune of half the party registration fees for the Cosa.

If you feel this is a fleecing, I wonder how bad you're going to take it when we introduce the mandatory Witt membership fee next term.  Plus the 2% mandatory tax for citizens who earn more than $10,000 (USD) per annum to start our welfare programme for retired old growthers.

[Miestră Schivă, UrN]

I wonder how bad you're going to take it when we introduce the mandatory Witt membership fee next term.  Plus the 2% mandatory tax for citizens who earn more than $10,000 (USD) per annum to start our welfare programme for retired old growthers.

SILENCE, YOU FOOL! Don't spill our wicked plan until we already did it 35 minutes ago!

[Açafat del Val]

Getting worried that there might be a bit of an unfairness in the system in that parties can use (and are using) the electoral database to advertise their senate candidates, but senators not affiliated with a party do not have access to the same resources.

Perhaps the law (and the privacy settings in the database) should be changed to allow senate candidates access to the electoral database.

Especially, since the present Government of Talossa wants to fleece individual Senate candidates to the tune of half the party registration fees for the Cosa.

If you feel this is a fleecing, I wonder how bad you're going to take it when we introduce the mandatory Witt membership fee next term.  Plus the 2% mandatory tax for citizens who earn more than $10,000 (USD) per annum to start our welfare programme for retired old growthers.

Just wait till he hears about the Ministry of Justice's new initiative: defendants in lawsuits or criminal prosecutions will have to pay $10 USD just for the privilege to be heard in Cort.