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A BILL To Amend the Legislative Standards Act The people of the Commonwealth of Redmont, through their elected Representatives in the Congress and the force of law ordained to that Congress by the people through the constitution, do hereby enact the following provisions into law: 1 - Short...

Aye, an overall positive change that should (hopefully) reduce instances of disruption

Aye, while I am unsure of how I entirely feel about the bill, I see no legitimate reasons to shoot it down at this time

Aye, it is ridiculous how little of an effort we had previously made to resolve ties before resorting to random chance.

Aye, I agree strongly with the stated reasons for the bill. The legal profession in Redmont has long been one of the most popular and crowded fields; regulating it has been long coming and needed to ensure our lawyers are held to a reasonable standard of practice.

Respectfully, this is quite an uncharitable explanation of this bill and misunderstands what it says. As stated above, this bill is only writing about public services and would in no way affect things such as custom blocks (which are obviously not a public service.) I also don't think anybody...

Aye, for a couple reasons: 1. Bedrock players are often treated as an afterthought by departments. Systems are designed pretty much entirely for our java player base with few alternatives for bedrock players to interact with those same systems. While it can certainly be said that it's mostly a...

Aye, my concerns were addressed and I now believe this bill is in a good place

Aye, I agree with the stated reasons for this bill and support people being able to own farm plots.

Nay, Granting the presiding officer the ability to deny one's LOA request opens the door to potentially politically motivated denials and strategic acts to get congresspeople removed due to no fault of their own. I support the intentions behind the bill but feel it grants far too much power to...

Aye, we should keep our lawmakers accountable to doing the most basic part of their position.

Nay, I agree with the reasons brought upon by my colleagues. Legitimizing hacking as a form of interaction with the server is completely out of line. The bill is also written hastily and vaguely with no proper definitions to allow us to enforce this in any meaningful way.

Aye, especially considering our very new and fresh congress with little experience, this will assist congress and help streamline the lawmaking process as a whole.

Nay, I feel this is a band-aid that won't make any meaningful difference. I agree with the concerns raised by representative girlfailcoded. This will mostly harm new players who are just trying out the game's systems rather than deter those who want to continue to commit murders.

A BILL To Amend the Classified Materials Act The people of the Commonwealth of Redmont, through their elected Representatives in the Congress and the force of law ordained to that Congress by the people through the constitution, do hereby enact the following provisions into law: 1 - Short...

Aye, the stated reasons for the bill stand true. This definition is much improved and easier to enforce

Nay, issues relating to replies have been nearly removed and this places a ridiculous additional burden on our departments for basically no gains to our applicants.

Aye, I agree with the stated reasons for the bill, particularly the statements made by xSync that it's an appropriate amount that will not place undue burden on the FRB.

A BILL TO Amend the Legislative Standards Act To Improve Congressional Transparency The people of the Commonwealth of Redmont, through their elected Representatives in the Congress and the force of law ordained to that Congress by the people through the constitution, do hereby enact the...

Aye, I support the stated reasons for this bill