Amendment 3 to the Regional Honours and Awards Act
This proposed Act Amendment restructures the Regional Honours and Awards Act without changing the orders substantively. A-14 is, at this point, both the oldest Act in force and the least up-to-specifications legislation given modern standards. However, a full replacement is undue, given the historical significance of A-14. As such, the amendment puts A-14 in modern formatting. It also codifies the use of Resolutions to induct states into Orders of Merit, a precedent that as yet isn't in the Act.
This proposed Constitutional Amendment extends protections against hate speech to include necessary categories that had been inadvertently excluded from Amendment 5. It also clarifies residency requirements, makes our election portal the primary voting method, and authorizes the setup of this new forum, among other revisions.
Amendment 2 to the Election Winner Documentation Resolution
This Resolution Amendment is a direct repeal of the target Resolution. R-8 suggests documentation of election results on the RMB and forum, but Amendment 1 to the Voting Reform and Fair Political Practices Act makes that a requirement of that Act. As such, R-8 is completely redundant and should be repealed.
Amendment 2 to the Voting Reform and Political Practices Act
This Act Amendment proposesĀ a major restructuring of the Voting Reform and Political Practices Act. It more reasonably regulates the voting portals based on recent experience and generally attempts to make provisions of the Act uniform as much as possible, among other revisions.
If passed, this Act Amendment would clarify certain ambiguous provisions of the Act, establish that provisions of Social Liberal Union law are generally severable, codify standards of proof and requirements for transmissions to Parliament to prevent abuse, and permit for civil action in cases of perceived criminal conduct.