User:Mscoree/Government Simulation

This is a page for the government simulation.

Please see the original blog post for more information.

Current Government
Executive Branch
 * President - Mscoree (Progressive)
 * Vice President - Monster Pumpkin (Progressive)

Legislative Branch



Extension Act

 * Proposed by: Mscoree
 * Text: Content for the government simulation will be moved or linked to a new user extension page, and all future government simulation information will be presented there, or linked there (this page).
 * Votes:
 * Aye
 * Mscoree (talk)
 * phyrexia_symbol.png Yawgmoth, Lord of the Wastes phyrexia_symbol.png
 * CourageousLife (talk) 22:43, January 8, 2014 (UTC)
 * Oct
 * Nay
 * Discussion
 * Nay
 * Discussion
 * Discussion

Impeaching Ms because of the voting crap he pulled

 * Proposed by: Local
 * Text: Following the abysmal vote fixing by President Mscoree, I hereby propose he is impeached with immediate affect, and the voting system is ammended to seperate the Senate and Presidential Votes.
 * Votes:
 * ​Aye
 * Guns. But for political reasons, not cos I think he screwed that up. Ms, this is an impeachment, and you sir are not allowed to vote.
 * Nay
 * Mscoree (talk)
 * Discussion
 * This is, of course, not entirely serious. It is vaguely serious, but I don't really give a damn

Voting Ammendment

 * Proposed by: Local
 * Text: Following the Controversial result in the January Election, I propose that the Senate and Presidential Votes are seperated.
 * Votes:
 * ​Aye
 * Mscoree (talk) 22:40, January 8, 2014 (UTC)
 * CourageousLife (talk) 22:43, January 8, 2014 (UTC)
 * The Mighty One (Guns)
 * Th mightier  Bad spelling renders this untrue. Besides. PLEASE. one than Guns (Oct)
 * Nay
 * Discussion
 * So this means that in future elections there will be three lines instead of two. Mscoree (talk) 22:40, January 8, 2014 (UTC)
 * No it doesn't. It means that the votes for Senate and President are seperate, not combined. Still 2 lines, not 3.
 * Yes, so three lines in total. Before there was on for seante/president.
 * No. There will be fave candidate and fave party. The fave party vote ONLY counts for senate. The fave candidate vote ONLY counts for president. TWO lines.  01:12, January 10, 2014 (UTC)
 * Yeah so three in total. The two you just descibed and the vote for president. Mscoree (talk) 03:01, January 10, 2014 (UTC)
 * HOW IS THAT THREE IN TOTAL??? The Fave Candidate IS the vote for President!
 * Vote for president, vote for senate, vote for party. Three lines. Mscoree (talk) 01:12, January 11, 2014 (UTC)
 * Yeah so three in total. The two you just descibed and the vote for president. Mscoree (talk) 03:01, January 10, 2014 (UTC)
 * HOW IS THAT THREE IN TOTAL??? The Fave Candidate IS the vote for President!
 * Vote for president, vote for senate, vote for party. Three lines. Mscoree (talk) 01:12, January 11, 2014 (UTC)

Establishment of a Head of Governement(Head of the Legislature)

 * Proposed by: LxCaucassus
 * Text: The Position of Head of the Legislature will be established as the person who can best maintain the confidence of the Senate, the Prime Minister, First Senator, or whatever name we decide to give the position will be as a rule of thumb the leader of the Majority or Plurality factions or coalition. (in further text, the Head of the Legislature shall henceforth be refered to in thsi bill as the Prime Minister or the PM
 * The PM is appointed by the President, however, the president may not appoint someone as the Prime Minister if he or she can not maintain the confidence of the Senate, as the senate must approve of the apointment.
 * The PM shall maintain his position untill he or she can no longer form a governement.
 * The PM should be the head(leader) of a Party or an Independant candidate. While it is not impossible for a Senator that is a member of a party to become PM, it would not come as a surprise if he/she can not form a governemenet when asked. However it is much more feasable for Independant members to become leaders of coalitions, dont be so quick to dismiss them.
 * If, after the Election, no one faction has control of a majority of the Senate(Hung PArliment in Brittish terms, Minority Governement in canadian), Then the first person that should be asked by the president to form a governement is the former prime minister(the former PM has "first dibs" on forming a coalition). If, however, the former PM fails to either form a coalition, or have the rest of parliment not vote against his appointment, then the President should ask the next person he/she believes to have the largest chance of forming a governement( usualy the leader of the Plurality/Majority party or coalition leaders) to do so.
 * During a Majority Governement, where a party has control of more than 50% of seats, then the president must appoint the leader of the majority party as doing what is stated above, if the incumbent is defeated, is simply unnecessary redundancy.
 * If, in a Minority situation(hung parliment), the PM looses a confidence motion, then the President may either look to the oposition, or call a legislative election. However, in the case that nobody can maintain the confidence of the house, an election must be called to reshuffle the balance of power in the Senate in hopes that a party can, after the election, gain the confidence of the Senate.
 * Votes:
 * ​Aye
 * -Lx (leave me a message)Azarath Flag.png 01:07, January 11, 2014 (UTC)
 * Nay
 * Discussion
 * Discussion