18th General Assembly
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Leadership | |
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Speaker | Kavagrad |
Dates | |
Start | 14 June 2020 |
End | 14 September 2020 |
The 18th General Assembly was elected at the June 2020 general election. This consisted of seven independent members, and each served a three-month term from June to September 2020. The final members of the 18th General Assembly were Antinios, Argentigrad, Dyl, Kavagrad, New Samon, Nottinhaps, and Sincadenas, with Kavagrad serving dually as Speaker.
Members[edit | edit source]
The General Assembly was elected on 14 June 2020. The following timeline commences on 18 June 2020, which is when the first Speaker was elected.
Date | 18 June |
Speaker | Kavagrad |
Member 1 | Antinios |
Member 2 | Argentigrad |
Member 3 | Dyl |
Member 4 | Kavagrad |
Member 5 | New Samon |
Member 6 | Nottinhaps |
Member 7 | Sincadenas |
By-elections[edit | edit source]
General election vacancy[edit | edit source]
As there was one vacancy in the General Assembly following the June 2020 general election, a by-election was held, with Kavagrad chosen to fill the seat. The results were as follows:
Kavagrad was elected in the first round. Their election furthered their record to six consecutive terms in the General Assembly.
Opinion polling[edit | edit source]
Collective performance[edit | edit source]
Poll source | Date(s) administered | Sample size | Margin of error | Results | |||||
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Very satisfied | Somewhat satisfied | Unsure/neutral | Somewhat unsatisfied | Very unsatisfied | Net | ||||
YouLeft | 2 Jul–5 Jul 2020 | 30 | ±16.9% | 50% | 23% | 27% | 0% | 0% | +73% |
YouLeft | 21 Jul–24 Jul 2020 | 30 | ±16.9% | 60% | 37% | 3% | 0% | 0% | +97% |
Proposals[edit | edit source]
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 18th General Assembly:
Name | Result | Author (Signatory) |
Description |
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Election Amendment (Further Limitation) |
7-0 (0) | Kavagrad |
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Election Amendment (Participatory Reform) |
7-0 (0) | Kavagrad |
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Criminal Offence Amendment (Anti-Discrimination Expansion) |
7-0 (0) | Antinios |
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Election Amendment (Cube-Root Appointment) |
7-0 (0) | Antinios |
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Endorsement Cap Amendment (Adjusted Caps) |
7-0 (0) | Llorens (New Samon) |
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Vacant Position Amendment (By-Election Simplification) |
6-0 (1) | Antinios |
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Legislative Process Amendment (Neutral Signatories) |
7-0 (0) | Kavagrad |
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Vacant Position Amendment (By-Election Integrity) |
7-0 (0) | Antinios |
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Legislative Process Amendment (Voting Duration) |
7-0 (0) | Argentigrad |
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Constitution Amendment (Voting Time) |
41-0 (1) | Antinios |
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Vacant Position Amendment (Temporary Governance) |
7-0 (0) | Kavagrad |
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Legislature Conduct Amendment (Reasoning Clarification) |
7-0 (0) | Kavagrad |
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Minister Responsibilities Amendment (Forum Removal) |
6-0 (1) | Kavagrad |
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Constitution Amendment (Removal Standardisation) |
33-0 (5) | Antinios |
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State of Emergency Amendment (Timely Limitations) |
7-0 (0) | Dyl |
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Embassy Amendment (Invader Clarification) |
0-7 (0) | New Samon |
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Criminal Offence Amendment (Withholdment Expansion) |
6-0 (1) | Antinios |
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Referendum | |
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