30RZ06 - THE NO CELL PHONES ON BUSES ACT

Clarked in the First Clark (May 2002) of the 30th Ziu

WHEREAS , bus rides can be long, tedious journeys; and
WHEREAS , some of us like to use the ride to read a good book, ponder on the meaning of life, or simply take a nice nap; and
WHEREAS , recently a new scourge is threatening the rights of innocent passengers on these bus rides; and
WHEREAS , this new "evil" is the advent of obnoxious people who are always on their cell phones; and
WHEREAS , sometimes these inconsiderate loudmouths chat, laugh, and blah-blah-blah throughout the entire trip, distracting other passengers from their books or thoughts, while waking up anybody trying to sleep;
THEREFORE, the Ziu declares the use of cell phones on buses to be illegal, except in cases of extreme emergency, such as hijacking or serious injury. The Ziu grants full authority to bus drivers in the RT to kick off the bus those who, after due warning, refuse to abort any pointless conversations on their cell phones.

Uréu q'estadra så,
Albrec'ht Lupulardít (MA)

Vote summary

Number: 30RZ06
Required for passage: Simple majority of both houses
Vote date: May 2002
Result: Rejected (Cosă: 7-4-1, Senäts: 2-1-0)

Voting record

MC Party Vote
   Ben Madison PC Per
   Ián von Metáiriâ PC
   Art Verbotten PC Per
   Wes Erni PC
   Matthias Muth PC
   Tomás Gariçéir PC
   Tamorán dal Navă PC Per
   Mic'haglh Loquatsch PC Per
   Gödafrïeu Válcadác'h PC Per
   Amy Durnford PC Austanéu
   Martì-Páir Furxhéir PC Contra
   Ronált Rosáis RCT
   Uglhán Cruceatúl RCT Per
   Bill Cooper RCT Contra
   Istefan Perþonest TINOP Contra
   Mximo Carbonel TRA Contra
   Andrea Thompson TRA Per
7-4 (1)
Senator Province Pr. Vote
Martì-Páir Furxhéir Atatürk AK Contra
Matthias Muth Belacostă BE
Gjermund Higraff Cézembre CZ
Art Verbotten Florenciă FL Per
Albrec'ht Lupulardít Maricopa MA Per
Ián von Metáiriâ Maritiimi-Maxhestic MM
Harry Madison Vuode VD
2-1
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