SB 104-01: Senate Succession Rules (Passed)
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« Reply #25 on: July 21, 2021, 05:58:58 PM »

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« Reply #26 on: July 22, 2021, 11:52:01 AM »
« Edited: July 22, 2021, 03:23:48 PM by Senator Scott, PPT »

Vote on Final Senate Passage of the Senate Succession Rules:

Aye (13): Scott, MB, Weatherboy, North Carolina Yankee, Spark, wxtransit, DeadPrez, Jimmy7812, Joseph Cao, AGA, Kuumo, FalterinArc, KoopaDaQuick
Nay (0):
Abstain (1): DTC

Didn't Vote (4): Talleyrand, OBD, Ishan, Pericles, Talleyrand

These rules have passed and are adopted by the Senate.
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« Reply #27 on: July 22, 2021, 11:54:02 AM »

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Senate Succession Rules

The nine at-large seats shall be numbered 1 through 9. Succession of these seats shall be determined by applying the following rules, one at a time, to assign seats both to parties and to individual Senators:

1. Any incumbent at-large Senator continuing to serve in that capacity in the subsequent Senate shall retain their seat.

2. Any political party holding seats in both the preceding and subsequent Senates shall retain the seats held in the preceding Senate.
a) If a party holds fewer seats than in the preceding Senate, they shall retain the seats they have held continuously the longest.

3. Any elected at-large Senator who has previously served in an at-large seat, if they are  to serve in said seat after the evaluation of the previous rules, shall again hold that seat.
a)If an incoming Senator has held (and is eligible for) multiple available seats, preference shall be given to the seat most recently served in.
b)If multiple former members would be assigned to the same seat under this mechanism, preference shall be given to the Senator who most recently served in the seat.

4. Any party holding more seats in the subsequent Senate than in the preceding one shall be entitled to the party's most recently held seats which are still available after the evaluation of the previous rules, if such seats exist.
a) If multiple parties would be assigned the same seat under this mechanism, preference shall be given to the party that most recently served in the seat.

5. If, after evaluation of the previous rules, there is a clear ideological alignment between the outgoing Senator in an available seat and an unassigned incoming member - with no other unassigned member having a plausible ideological connection to said incumbent - the incoming member in question shall be assigned that incumbent's seat.

6. After evaluation of the previous rules, any further incoming at-large Senators shall be assigned to the lowest-numbered available seat for which they are eligible at the time when they post their swearing into office.


For the purposes of seat allocation for the inaugural Senate under the new Constitution (the 104th Senate), the history of the nine seats of the House of Representatives shall be substituted for the history of prior Senates in terms of the seats being held by both parties and individuals. For all following Senates, House history shall not be taken into account except when breaking ties under rule 2(a) if a party has held multiple seats since the start of the 104th Senate.
Senate of the Republic of Atlasia
Passed 14-0-1-3 in the Atlasian Senate assembled,

Scott, President pro tempore
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