Post by Caldemar Quilor on Nov 15, 2020 4:35:09 GMT
The following act was passed 9-1 on November 14, 2020.
Amended by the Special Elections Timing Act Amendment
An act to reduce the time elected offices are left vacant following a resignation or removal.
Section 1 - Base Length
1. Special elections should be announced as soon as possible by the monarch after a resignation or removal from office.
2. Voting in special elections will begin two (2) days after the election has been announced.
Section 2 - Extension of time
1. In the resolution to remove an individual from office, the Kylian Assembly may specify a length of time after the announcement of the election before voting begins. This time may not be shorter than two days or longer than six (6) days.
2. In the first twenty-four (24) hours after announcement of a special election due to resignation, the Lord Chancellor may declare the election follow the timeline of a regular election.
Amended by the Special Elections Timing Act Amendment
Special Elections Timing Act
An act to reduce the time elected offices are left vacant following a resignation or removal.
Section 1 - Base Length
1. Special elections should be announced as soon as possible by the monarch after a resignation or removal from office.
2. Voting in special elections will begin two (2) days after the election has been announced.
Section 2 - Extension of time
1. In the resolution to remove an individual from office, the Kylian Assembly may specify a length of time after the announcement of the election before voting begins. This time may not be shorter than two days or longer than six (6) days.
2. In the first twenty-four (24) hours after announcement of a special election due to resignation, the Lord Chancellor may declare the election follow the timeline of a regular election.
