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| 6. The Speaker will fulfill his duties as an elected representative. The Speaker will cast a normal vote along with the other members when voting is in process. However, the Speaker will not cast a vote until it is sure that a majority of Members of Parliament have voted on a question, in case that there should be a tie to break. |
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| Speaker Act 2006 I. This Act shall be known as the Speaker Act 2006 II. The members of the Imperial Parliament will elect a Speaker from among themselves according to the Constitution. III. The Speaker will be in charge of organizing the Imperial Parliament's Agenda. 1. The Speaker will receive all bills and acts, and he will introduce them to debate on the floor according to the date of submittance. 2. The Speaker holds the power to open the time for debate and vote. 3. The Speaker will announce to the people of the Empire when a bill or act has been voted into Law, and he will publish the contens of the said Law in the Library of the Imperial Parliament. IV. The Speaker will also fullfill his duties as the elected representative he is. He will cast a normal vote along with the other members when a votation is on. V. The Speaker has no extra powers or responsabilities other than the above mentioned. He will not use his possition of Speaker to try to move the votations one way or the other, he will only stick to organizing the Agenda as specified. VI. If a Speaker proves to be unable to handle the possition or isn't active enough to cope with the job, a vote proposed and held by the other members of the Imperial Parliament may be conducted to dismiss him from the office. This vote, however, is not intended to make him leave the House altogether. VII. This act shall take effect on the day it receives Imperial Assent. |
| QUOTE (Matthieu Poiters @ Mar 21 2008, 09:57 PM) |
| thank you for the unwanted advise. if i find myself needing it i'll ask for it. Poiters. MP for SM. |