Organized Party Amendment

[King]

This amendment to our Forum Constitution is hereby introduced by Senator King on September 27th, 2004.
The definition of an organized party as stated in Article V, Clause 6 shall be changed to:

Any political party with a party platform and either five members or an elected official is to be considered an organized political party.
I find the current recognition of an organized political party in our Constitution unfair, considering that the AFIP and AFLP parties are quite organized and powerful despite having less than ten members.

[King]

This amendment to our Forum Constitution is hereby introduced by Senator King on September 27th, 2004.
The definition of an organized party as stated in Article V, Clause 6 shall be changed to:

Any political party with at least five members, a party platform, and/or an elected official is to be considered an organized political party.
I find the current recognition of an organized political party in our Constitution unfair, considering that the AFIP and AFLP parties are quite organized and powerful despite having less than ten members.

What have the AFLP done that makes them organized and powerful?

Well the AFIP is organized and powerful. The LP is just organized...

[King]

I took Fritz's recommendations and revised the amendment.

[King]

*bump*

[King]

Is a week considered five or seven days by the Senate? If its five, any debate should stop in 13 minutes.

[King]

Alright, it has been 7 days. PPT Harry or Vice President Andrew needs to open up a vote.

[King]

Hehe, we're not quite so organized any more   I support this bill.

Well for the future, incase a new  party is formed.

[King]

Aye.

[King]

Voting ends TOMORROW.

[King]

Voting is closed. Since the majority of the Senate voted this vote passes 4 to 2.