LGC 1.3 - Establishment of New Flag/Seal - Passed

[Attorney General & PPT Dwarven Dragon]

The Consolidated Laws of Lincoln Omnibus Act, Title I, Sections 2 and 3, shall be amended to read as follows:

Section 2. Flag

The official Flag of Lincoln shall be depicted with —
(1) a field of forest green with 14 white five pointed stars arranged in a circle on the right side
(2) a white fielded canton in the top left corner
(3) a silhouette of an evergreen tree, signifying liberty, in the center of the canton

Visual Reference:

Section 3. Great Seal

The Great Seal of Lincoln shall feature —
(1) a forest green circle
(2) a ring of white five pointed stars within the circle
(3) a blank pencil drawing of Abraham Lincoln facing forward in the center-right area of the circle
(4) The Latin phrase "Veritas non potentia legem facit" written in white on the lower left side, within and not touching any stars
(5) The phrase "Great Seal of the North" written in white in the lower center, above and not touching any stars

Visual Reference:

Sponsor: Dwarven Dragon, on behalf of Governor KaiserDave
Occupying: Slot 3 of 14

[Attorney General & PPT Dwarven Dragon]

Moving for a final vote

[Attorney General & PPT Dwarven Dragon]

Honestly whether what Leinad said is an objection is open to interpretation, but in in the interest of keeping this bipartisan I'll say it is.

The question is on the motion to move to a final vote.

Aye

[Attorney General & PPT Dwarven Dragon]

I ask unanimous consent that this vote to move to final passage is also treated as the vote on final passage itself. Once the time runs out tomorrow night, the bill shall be considered passed, by the same margin by which this vote to move to final passage succeeded, and shall be sent to the Governor for his decision.

24 hours to object.

[Attorney General & PPT Dwarven Dragon]

The Ayes are 6, the Nays are 0, and one not voting. Two thirds being in the affirmative, the motion is agreed to.

I ask unanimous consent that this vote to move to final passage is also treated as the vote on final passage itself. Once the time runs out tomorrow night, the bill shall be considered passed, by the same margin by which this vote to move to final passage succeeded, and shall be sent to the Governor for his decision.

24 hours to object.

Hearing no objection, the bill is hereby considered passed on a vote of 6-0 with one not voting.