NationStates Jolt Archive

The President of The Constitutional Republic of Rotovia envokes the authority of Constitutional Reform granted under Section 71 of the Constitution of the Consitutional Republic.

By voting in favour you grant the Senate of The Consitutional Republic of Rotovia the authority to amend the Consitution as listed bellow and only as listed bellow.

Section 22 of the Consitution shall be amended to require that the Commander-in-Cheif of the Republic's Navy be required to seek the consent of Senate before engaging in military actions; specifically weapons testing.

[bump]

The Imperial Seal Commonwealth of Joseph Seal votes in favor of this amendment.

[bump]

His Majesty's Government votes in favor.

~ Diplomatic Representative of the Kingdom of Romandeos.

John Rangland opposes said actions as they inhibit the good work Rotovia has done in the world.

The EOL favors said amendment.

The Athen Times
Preliminary reports are indicating that altough strong opposition is being polled in the western states where the Conservative Party is leading a massive campaign against the amendment, that it will pass by a sufficiant margin.

Perticually in the North East and in the capital of Athens itself the Office Electoral Management is reporting as high as 85% approval ratings for the amendment which the government claims will prevent events such as an unauthorised nuclear testing last week.

Conservative states and the Armed Forces have heavily opposed what is otherwise a widely pushed for and welcome reform to a Constitution of over 700year in age.

The Democratic Republic of Halberdgardia votes in favor of the amendment, hoping that it will reduce the number of accidents and unnecessary harmful side-effects that result from weapons testing. We applaud the nation of Rotovia for taking this responsible step.