FT 9-01: Climate Change Act (Passed)

[ON Progressive]

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Sponsor: YE

The floor is now open for debate.

[AustralianSwingVoter]

I wholeheartedly support this bill.

[ON Progressive]

There are few greater threats to us than climate change's major impacts on both Fremont and beyond, and it is crucial that this region are leaders on climate change. It is not just crucial for our region, but it is crucial for all of Atlasia and beyond.

One of the ways we can do this is to  educate our children about the impacts of climate change. Not only that, but we can also educate them about the possible solutions to climate change, including training them for green jobs.

With all this in mind, I ask my fellow members of parliament to vote aye on the Climate Change Act.

[YE]

Sponsors don't change between sessions. Also add a "(Debating)" to the header in parenthesis.

[Devout Centrist]

I support this bill and I hope it is brought to the floor for a vote as soon as possible

[YE]

36+ hours of no debate....

[AustralianSwingVoter]

36+ hours of no debate....

So can we get it voted on? Everyone likes it, no one wants to amend it, I don't see why we can't just vote on it already.

[YE]

36+ hours of no debate....

So can we get it voted on? Everyone likes it, no one wants to amend it, I don't see why we can't just vote on it already.

That's not how the standing orders work.

There is 72 hours of debate. After that or 36 hours of no debate, whichever comes later, there is suppose to be a 24 hour objection period until a final vote is open.

[AustralianSwingVoter]

36+ hours of no debate....

So can we get it voted on? Everyone likes it, no one wants to amend it, I don't see why we can't just vote on it already.

That's not how the standing orders work.

There is 72 hours of debate. After that or 36 hours of no debate, whichever comes later, there is suppose to be a 24 hour objection period until a final vote is open.

Yes, yes, I know the standing orders. I'm just venting my irritance that there isn't a way of speeding it up for bills everyone supports.

[YE]

36+ hours of no debate....

So can we get it voted on? Everyone likes it, no one wants to amend it, I don't see why we can't just vote on it already.

That's not how the standing orders work.

There is 72 hours of debate. After that or 36 hours of no debate, whichever comes later, there is suppose to be a 24 hour objection period until a final vote is open.

Yes, yes, I know the standing orders. I'm just venting my irritance that there isn't a way of speeding it up for bills everyone supports.

I mean you could motion to suspend the rules in the future but not worth it here since that requires 24 hours for objection.

[ON Progressive]

Well, I'm going to call for a vote to happen in 24 hours now, if no objections occur.

Any members who wish to object have 24 hours to do so.

[ON Progressive]

A final vote is now being conducted.

Members, you have 72 hours to cast your vote.

[AustralianSwingVoter]

AYE

[AustralianSwingVoter]

Also, ON Progressive, you need to change the thread title from DEBATING to Final Vote.

[YE]

Also, ON Progressive, you need to change the thread title from DEBATING to Final Vote.

Gosh when did you become me? I'm the one that is suppose to holler at the speaker for not doing something right.

[YE]

Aye

[ON Progressive]

Aye

[AustralianSwingVoter]

Also, ON Progressive, you need to change the thread title from DEBATING to Final Vote.

Gosh when did you become me? I'm the one that is suppose to holler at the speaker for not doing something right.

I guess I have, considering that I am messaging members who have not yet voted to inform them that the vote is open and asking that they vote.

[YE]

Also, ON Progressive, you need to change the thread title from DEBATING to Final Vote.

Gosh when did you become me? I'm the one that is suppose to holler at the speaker for not doing something right.

I guess I have, considering that I am messaging members who have not yet voted to inform them that the vote is open and asking that they vote.

Neither Scott nor myself (who combined have spent most of the calendar year being speaker) did that unless is what a major vote FTR. I'd personally try to pick my spots; people will eventually tune out if you spam them too much. But if you want to message them, go ahead.

[Devout Centrist]

Aye

[AustralianSwingVoter]

Also, ON Progressive, you need to change the thread title from DEBATING to Final Vote.

Gosh when did you become me? I'm the one that is suppose to holler at the speaker for not doing something right.

I guess I have, considering that I am messaging members who have not yet voted to inform them that the vote is open and asking that they vote.

Neither Scott nor myself (who combined have spent most of the calendar year being speaker) did that unless is what a major vote FTR. I'd personally try to pick my spots; people will eventually tune out if you spam them too much. But if you want to message them, go ahead.

When your planning to introduce a bill a week you quickly come to the realisation that reminding/pushing people to vote will be necessary to avoid creating a backlog.

[JoeyOCanada]

Aye

[ON Progressive]

Ayes: 5
YE
ON Progressive
AustralianSwingVoter
Devout Centrist
JoeyOCanada

Nays: 0

The bill has passed.

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