25RZ101 - The Addresses to the Whole Ziu Act

WHEREAS a Member of the Ziu may wish to make a statement to the whole Ziu concerning bills and his approval thereof or opposition thereto, or important matters such as party changes or personal issues;
THEREFORE the Ziu resolves that:
(i) A Member may make an Address to the Whole Ziu by filing said Address with the Secretary of State, to be published in the relevant Clark. Members will have until the fourth (4th) legislative day of the Clark period to file Addresses, only after which may the Secretary of State refuse to publish an Address.

(ii) Addresses to the Whole Ziu may concern bills, personal matters, or other business relevant to a Member's duties and actions as a Member of the Ziu. The Secretary of State may refuse to publish an Address due to lack of relevance.

(iii) If a Member's Address directly concers another Member, that Member may have three days to file a rebutall, that is, the Member may file no later than the seventh (7th) day of the Clark period. No counter-rebuttals will be published.

Uréu q'estadra så,
Matt Dabrowski (PC-Vuode)