The Ziu hereby takes all necessary action to pass the following legislation and include it in a nationwide
referendum for final passage at the earliest opportunity.
1) Article VII, Sections 1, 2, and 3 of the Organic Law are hereby repealed.
2) The following text is added to replace the text repealed above:
Art. VII: Sec. 1.
a) The Cosâ is composed of 200 seats, apportioned among political parties based on their performance in the
General Election.
b) Each province of Talossa shall elect a certain number of seats to the Cosâ, proportional to its percentage
of the total Talossan population (including all known Dandelions and any other non-voting citizens) at the
time of the election, so that the total number of seats elected from all provinces equals 200. Before the
General Election, the Secretary of State shall certify any change in provincial seat totals since the last
election. This number of seats need not be rounded for the attribution of seats within the province.
c) Each province\'s seats shall be apportioned among the parties in proportion to the popular vote cast for
parties by voters in that province in the General Election (abstentions, spoilt ballots, non-votes and votes for
parties which did not register being omitted from this count so that all who actually vote for parties comprise
100% of the total "popular vote" for this purpose).
Art. VII: Sec. 2.
a) Based on the final vote tally in each province, the Secretary of State calculates the apportionment of seats
among the parties. Each party receives a percentage of the seats as equal to its percentage of the popular vote
within the province as is mathematically possible. This number of seats need not be rounded for the
attribution of seats within the province.
b) Each party shall receive a whole number of seats in the final tally. In the event of a single seat being
divided among two or more parties mathematically, the party with the highest number of total votes will be
used, and in case of a tie, percentile dice will be used to determine a single owner for the divided seat, with
chances proportional to the percentage of the vote received.
c) The Secretary of State shall employ whatever mathematical formulae and calculations in the
apportionment of seats, as will best reflect the intentions of this Act. The Uppermost Cort shall be the final
judge in case of mathematical disputes.
Art. VII: Sec. 3. Seats won by each party shall be divided by that party among its own members and
supporters as it sees fit, with the proviso that each Member of the Cosâ may hold no more than thirty seats.
Noi urent q'estadra så,
Ben Madison (MN-Vuode)
Sir Martì-Páir Furxhéir (Secretary of State)
Wes Erni (MN-Atatürk)
Baron Quedéir Castiglhâ (MN-Maricopa)