13th General Assembly

13th General Assembly

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Leadership
Secretary	The Final Horseman
Prime Minister	Argentigrad
Dates
Start	14 March 2019
End	14 June 2019

The 13th General Assembly was elected at the March 2019 general election. This consisted of seven independent members, and each served a three-month term from March to June 2019. The final members of the 13th General Assembly were The Final Horseman, Argentigrad, Dawtania, Greylyn, Fevhader, Kavagrad, and South Miruva.

Members

Date Event	14 March General election	24 March Great Varia removed	27 March Senator by-election
Secretary	The Final Horseman
Prime Minister	Argentigrad
Senator 1	Dawtania
Senator 2	Great Varia	-	Fevhader
Senator 3	Greylyn
Senator 4	Kavagrad
Senator 5	South Miruva

Ministers

While not directly related to the activities of the General Assembly, the following Ministers were appointed by the Secretary to oversee certain areas of regional life during this term:

Date	21 March	4 April
Minister of Foreign Affairs	Hecknamistan
Minister of Information	-	Argentigrad
Minister of Recruitment	The Final Horseman

By-elections

Great Varia vacancy

As a result of Senator Great Varia's removal from the General Assembly on 24 March 2019 in a Vote of No Confidence, 34-2, which followed several weeks of inactivity, Fevhader was elected in a by-election for the position. Voting was held from 25 to 27 March. The following are the results:

	Fevhader	Free Zone Isles	Kalordolor	Logikie	The Utalian Collective	Union of Aut. Communes	Seek other
Fevhader	-	15-3	16-2	17-1	15-3	17-1	14-4
Free Zone Isles	3-15	-	5-13	6-12	10-8	12-6	10-8
Kalordolor	2-16	13-5	-	9-9	14-4	14-4	11-7
Logikie	1-17	12-6	9-9	-	13-5	14-4	12-6
The Utalian Collective	3-15	8-10	4-14	5-13	-	15-3	9-9
Union of Aut. Communes	1-17	6-12	4-14	4-14	3-15	-	8-10
Seek other	4-14	8-10	7-11	6-12	9-9	10-8	-

The following is the ranking of the candidates:

1. Fevhader
2. Kalordolor
3. Logikie
4. Free Zone Isles
5. Seek other
6. The Utalian Collective
7. Union of Autonomous Communes

Proposals

An amendment to the Constitution requires a two-thirds majority in a referendum to be passed. Bills and amendments to Acts require a majority in the General Assembly to be passed. The following are the proposals that were put to vote during the term of the 13th General Assembly:

Name	Result	Proposer/s	Description
Constitution Amendment (Separately Elected)	19-25	Dawtania	Make the Secretary and Prime Minister elected separately Create a further check on the power of the executive branch
Criminal Offence Amendment (In-Court Offences)	6-0	Kavagrad	Add criminal offences related to contempt of court Allow immediate banjection for contempt of court
Criminal Offence Amendment (Electoral Conduct)	7-0	Dawtania	Relocate certain offences to the proposed Electoral Conduct Act Allow for neater categorisation of different legal offences
Electoral Conduct Bill	7-0	Dawtania	Criminalise use of regional platform authority for campaigning Ban release of any ballot information prior to end of voting
Design Amendment (4th Culture Competitions)	7-0	Argentigrad	Apply the new designs chosen in the 4th Culture Competitions Reaffirm the provisions of the Design Act

Key

General Assembly
	Passed
	Not passed
Referendum
	Passed
	Not passed