33rd General Assembly

33rd General Assembly

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Leadership
Speaker	Greylyn
Deputy Speaker	Marxist Land of Peoples
Dates
Start	30 July 2024
End	October 2024 (tbd)

The 33rd General Assembly is the current General Assembly, and was elected at the July 2024 legislative election. It consists of six independent members, who are serving over a three-month term, from July 30th to October 2024. The current members of the 33rd General Assembly are Greylyn, Marxist Land of Peoples, New Samon, Comria, Gloucester City, and Venusian Soviets, with Greylyn serving dually as Speaker.

Members

Speaker
(int. elected)

Greylyn
^{30 Jul 2024-}

Deputy Speaker
(appointed)

Marxist Land of Peoples
^{30 Jul 2024-}

Greylyn
^{30 Jul 2024-}

Marxist Land of Peoples
^{30 Jul 2024-}

New Samon
^{30 Jul 2024-}

Members (6)
(ext. elected)

Comria
^{30 July 2024-}

Gloucester City
^{30 Jul 2024-}

Kunskil
^{30 Jul 2024-6 Aug 2024}

Venusian Soviets
^{9 Aug 2024-}

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Days into term

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15

By-election

On August 6th, Kunskil resigned, citing cultural differences with The Leftist Assembly. A by-election was held immediately, with Venusian Soviets as the only candidate and winner. They joined the General Assembly on August 9th. The vote breakdown is as follows:

Venusian Soviets approval vote
Yes			17
No			0
Abstain			7
Source: The Leftist Assembly

Two votes, one Yes and one Abstain, were discarded due to being from non-TLA nations (possible due to an error by the Speaker in setting up the poll). One Military Voting Citizen voted Yes on the RMB.

Opinion polling

Collective performance

Poll source	Date(s) administered	Sample size	Margin of error	Results
				Very satisfied	Somewhat satisfied	Unsure/neutral	Somewhat unsatisfied	Very unsatisfied	Net
YouLeft-TLTP	17-19 Aug 2024	19	±22.5%	78.9%	21.1%	0%	0%	0%	+100%

Speaker

Poll source	Date(s) administered	Sample size	Margin of error	Results
				Very satisfied	Somewhat satisfied	Unsure/neutral	Somewhat unsatisfied	Very unsatisfied	Net
YouLeft-TLTP	17-19 Aug 2024	19	±22.5%	47.4%	42.1%	10.5%	0%	0%	+89.5%

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 have been put to vote during the term of the 33rd General Assembly:

Name	Result	Author (Signatory)	Description
Holiday Amendment (Cultural Appreciation)	6-0 (0)	Kunskil	Allocate a day for Assemblians to discuss and show their own culture