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===Voting===
===Voting===
* Failed 4 votes to 18
* Defeated 4 votes to 18


===Date===
===Date===
* Autumn 377YE (Event Three 2013).  
* Autumn 377YE (Event Three 2013).  
===Campaign Outcome===
* None


===Constitution===
===Constitution===
The notes record that no proxy votes were allowed for this Senate vote. This is not legal, a body may [[Proxy#Challenging_a_Proxy|challenge a proxy]] if they believe an individual is acting fraudulently, but they cannot unilaterally declare all proxy votes to be invalid, no matter how import a vote seems. Denying the right of proxy to a senator who is unable to be present is tantamount to denying representation to the Imperial citizens that that senator - or that senator's proxy - represents.
The notes record that no proxy votes were allowed for this Senate vote. This is not legal, a body may [[Proxy#Challenging_a_Proxy|challenge a proxy]] if they believe an individual is acting fraudulently, but they cannot unilaterally declare all proxy votes to be invalid, no matter how import a vote seems. Denying the right of proxy to a senator who is unable to be present is tantamount to denying representation to the Imperial citizens that that senator - or that senator's proxy - represents.


[[Category: Senate Motion]]
[[Category:Failed Senate Motion]]
[[Category: 377YE Autumn]]
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Latest revision as of 08:21, 23 January 2022

Nomination of Hector of the Spire of the Celestial Cascade to the position of Emperor.

Proposed by the Conscience, seconded by Sarvos.

Voting

  • Defeated 4 votes to 18

Date

  • Autumn 377YE (Event Three 2013).

Constitution

The notes record that no proxy votes were allowed for this Senate vote. This is not legal, a body may challenge a proxy if they believe an individual is acting fraudulently, but they cannot unilaterally declare all proxy votes to be invalid, no matter how import a vote seems. Denying the right of proxy to a senator who is unable to be present is tantamount to denying representation to the Imperial citizens that that senator - or that senator's proxy - represents.