Constitutional Convention Resolution

[Democratic Hawk]

As part of this Convention, I'd very much like to see citizens allowed to propose amendments or additions to the Constitution for the Convention to consider and vote upon as to their inclusion (we don't want anything frivilous) before it goes to the Regions for ratification

As to whether this would be permissable, I don't know and I, therefore, request clarification as to whether it would or wouldn't be

Also can Convention appointees by the President or the Governors include members of the Senate or not?

'Hawk'

[Democratic Hawk]

It is certainly permissible for non-members of the Convention to suggest amendments. However, I would assume that the Convention retains the power to ignore frivolous proposals.

It's just that I may have one or two amendments I'd like the Convention to consider

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I agree the Convention should include some senators as well as others

It's just that if I'm not appointed (I'm not actively seeking to be appointed), I'd still like to contribute

'Hawk'

[Democratic Hawk]

Aye on the assumption that citizens can propose amendments or additions to the Convention for it to consider

'Hawk'

[Democratic Hawk]

As with Senator Gabu, I concur with the view expressed by Justice Wixted, the President and Governor Afleitch. On reflection, I believe Clause 4 should be stricken from this Resolution for the reasons they have stated

Basically, I would like non-Convention members to submit proposals (i.e. amendments or additions to the Constitution) for the Convention to consider. I trust the Convention once convened will have no problems in allowing this

I will support the Senator's motion to strike Clause 4 from the Resolution

'Hawk'