Salvo's 1st Senate, 1st Session Transcript

[Kursion 463]

 

— 1ST SENATE, 1ST SESSION TRANSCRIPT  —

 

CALL TO ORDER & ROLL CALL

Speaker Jacquelyn O'Rourke: “With that, I'm calling the first Senate of Salvo to order.”

Vice President Parzifal af Brasca: “I am now performing the roll call. Please reply present if you are here.”

Vice President Parzifal af Brasca: “Senator Othonin Randir.”

Vice President Parzifal af Brasca:  “Senator Mitch McCanon.”

Vice President Parzifal af Brasca: “Senator Cedric Drakehart.”

Vice President Parzifal af Brasca:  “Senator Jacquelyn O'Rourke.”

Speaker Jacquelyn O'Rourke: “Present.”

Vice President Parzifal af Brasca: “Senator Jacob Morgan.”

Senator Jacob Morgan:  “Present.”

Vice President Parzifal af Brasca:  “Senator Vyke Ashford.”

Senator Vyke Ashford: “Present.”

Vice President Parzifal af Brasca:  “Senator Culvier Uialben.”

Senator Culvier Uialben: “Present.”

Vice President Parzifal af Brasca: “We have a quorum, Madame Speaker.”

 

Opening Roll Call for the 1st Senate, 1st Session
Person		Present	Absent	Proxy
Senator Jac O’Rourke		X
Senator Cedric Drakehart			X
Senator Othonin Randir			X
Senator Mitch McCanon			X
Senator Jacob Morgan		X
Senator Vyke Ashford		X
Senator Culvier Uialben		X

Figure 1 — Opening roll call results.

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APPOINTMENT OF MR. VALFLEUR AS ASSOCIATE JUSTICE

Speaker Jacquelyn O'Rourke: “Fantastic. Moving onto our expedited first order of business - the confirmation of Mr. Valfleur as Justice of the Court. Present yourself before the podium, Mr. Valfleur. President Levi Summers has nominated Mr. Valfleur as one of the three Constitutionally-mandated Justices. Mr. Valfleur, please present to us why you are qualified to accept his nomination.”
Mr. Karl Valfleur: “My name is Karl Valfleur, I am a former career military Marshal and legal advisor with an ironclad understanding of systems and statutes. I have a broad understanding of how a court of justice operates and would enjoy the opportunity to form and develop such for the good and free people of Salvo. The Constitution gives us our foundation, now we must lay the planks. I ask humbly, loyal Senators, that you put your faith in me and vote in favor of my confirmation.”

Speaker Jacquelyn O'Rourke: “Thank you, Mr. Valfleur. Does anyone have questions for the nominee before we vote on his appointment?”

Senator Jacob Morgan: “I have questions.”

Speaker Jacquelyn O'Rourke: “Ask away, Senator Morgan.”

Senator Jacob Morgan: “You, as the first of the judges, will set the precedent for generations to come. We are not Haense or Balian where the King can commision new laws on a whim. It will be your task to interpret the constitution, the statutes, and other regulations for the foreseeable future. So I ask you, how will your past experiences with other governments and systems of laws affect our good republican nations? Thank you Mister Valfleur.”
Mr. Karl Valfleur: ”My past experiences with governments and systems of law should have no negative effect on the republican values of Salvo, I ensure that. I served on the Council for a King who never called meetings, we never heard from him. The President of Salvo, though not a King or royal figure, leads the nation in a similar capacity that a Monarch would. Though, we'd never allow them to become a Monarch, as it goes against our values.”

Speaker Jacquelyn O'Rourke: “With that, I call the question and motion that we vote upon his appointment.”

Senator Jacob Morgan: “Second.”

Vice President Parzifal af Brasca: “May the ayes say aye, the nays say nay, and those with conflict of interest, say abstain.”

Senator Culvier Uialben: “Aye.”

Senator Jacob Morgan: “Aye.”

Senator Vyke Ashford: “Aye.”

Speaker Jacquelyn O'Rourke: “Aye.”

 

A1.1	Confirmation of Mr. Valfleur’s Appointment as Associate Justice
Person		Aye	Nay	Abstain
Speaker of the Senate Jacquelyn O’Rourke		X
Registrar of the Senate Cedric Drakehart		X (late arrival)
Senator Othonin Randir		X (in absentia)
Senator Mitch McCanon		X (in absentia)
Senator Jacob Morgan		X
Senator Vyke Ashford		X
Senator Culvier Uialben		X

Figure 2 — Mr. Valfleur’s appointment vote results. This includes votes later submitted via late arrivals and in absentia.

 

Vice President Parzifal af Brasca: “A majority have voted in favor of the appointment of Mr. Karl Valfleur as Associate Justice. Madame Speaker, please administer the oath of office and swear him in.”

Speaker Jacquelyn O'Rourke: “Repeat after me, Mr. Valfleur... I swear to be true to the Republic, and not to maintain silence about any evil that I may know which is being contemplated against it. I swear to work tirelessly to the betterment of the Federation and its peoples. I swear also not to associate with traitors nor enemies of the state, and to always defend the honor of those I serve. Finally, I swear to execute the functions of my office with diligence, respect for the rule of law, and above all, in accordance with the Constitution. This I swear upon my life by the Holy Scrolls.”

Mr. Karl Valfleur: Repeated the oath as instructed.

Speaker Jacquelyn O'Rourke: “Thank you Mr. Valfleur. With that you are now the first Justice of Salvo.”

 

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APPOINTMENT OF MR. UIALBEN AS SECRETARY OF INTELLIGENCE

Speaker Jacquelyn O'Rourke: ”Moving on with Today's Business - Senator Uialben you've been nominated to serve as Secretary of Intelligence. Please take the podium. Senator Uialben. You have three saint’s minutes to explain as to why you are qualified for this position. The floor is yours.”

Senator Culvier Uialben: “In order to ensure that our Republic is not influenced or corrupted by monarchal and anti-republican parties we need a strong intelligence agency to ensure the continuation of our ideals. I deem myself the most fit to ensure this will occur, through the proper development of the department and its agencies. Although ensuring its bias is only towards the Republic itself.”

Speaker Jacquelyn O'Rourke: “Thank you, Senator Uialben. Does anyone have any questions for the Senator?”

Vice President Parzifal af Brasca: “There being no further questions, we move to a vote. Please say aye, nay, or abstain.”

Speaker Jacquelyn O'Rourke: “Aye.”

Senator Jacob Morgan: “Abstain.”

Vice President Parzifal af Brasca: “Abstentions are for the purposes of a conflict of interest. For example, if Mr. Uialben owned a company that you had stock in. Do you have a conflict of interest, Senator Morgan?”

Speaker Jacquelyn O'Rourke: “I believe Senator Morgan's racist tendencies may be getting the best of him at this current moment. . .”

Senator Jacob Morgan: “The powers of the department of intelligence are wildly undefined and overzealous, yet do nothing to target the true issue at hand ... So for the time being, I am of the position that voting must wait on any matters regarding this department.”

Vice President Parzifal af Brasca: “You have two procedural options, Senator Morgan: Vote no, or motion to table the appointment.”

Senator Vyke Ashford: “... Aye.”

Senator Jacob Morgan: “I motion to table.”

Vice President Parzifal af Brasca: “Is there a second?”

Speaker Jacquelyn O'Rourke: “No.”

Vice President Parzifal af Brasca: “There being no second, the motion fails. Your vote, Senator Morgan?”

Senator Jacob Morgan: “Nay.”

Vice President Parzifal af Brasca: “There are insufficient votes to determine an outcome. 3 ayes, 1 nay, 3 absent. We will move forward with a vote in absentia. Thank you, Senator Uialben. You may return to your seat.”

 

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A CITIZEN’S PETITION FROM MR. WELLERMAN

 

Vice President Parzifal af Brasca: “Mr. Wellerman, you said you had a petition? I understand you have an appointment with your, uh, doctor soon.”

Speaker Jacquelyn O'Rourke: “If you'd like to speak, Mr. Wellerman, you have three saints minutes.”

Citizen Duke Wellerman: “Aye. Thank ye for this honorable opportunity to speak before ye today…. Ah am Duke Wellerman, citizen o’ this republic n’ ah rise to propose ah bill that’ll strengthen the union between this here government n’ the people et serves. Ah, like many other humble citizens, ah rely on the business o’ private individuals for my own income n’ wellbeing. This es terribly unpredictable n’ has in many instances led to periods o’ harsh financial droughts. We humble folk cannot rely on the good fortune o’ luck to sustain ourselves n’ our families. The Federal Government, to ensure stability among the good working men o’ the Republic, should, to some degree decided upon at ah later date, source ah percentage o’ their resources from the citizenry. This should apply to every sector under the executive, whether the military by ets weapons, or the Saloon by ets drinks. Ah good government must have the interests of the people et serves in the best interest of ets own doings. Ah humbly urge this Senate to consider this bill as not merely ah policy, but ah pathway to ah stronger, more unified Republic. Thank ye.”

Vice President Parzifal af Brasca: “We will pass along the idea in the minutes, Mr. Wellerman, and we will forward any Senator interested in taking up this bill, to find you at the saloon.”

Speaker Jacquelyn O'Rourke: “Thank you, Mr. Wellerman. We'll deliberate as Senators upon this suggestion later. ... You may return to the lectern, Senator.”

 

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DELIBERATION ON THE STATUTES OF SALVO

Speaker Jacquelyn O'Rourke: “Next up ah, we have the Statutes of Salvo as proposed by Senator Uialben. Senator Uialben, if you could return to the stand.”

Senator Culvier Uialben: “Thank you, Madame Speaker. The Statues of Salvo, if passed, would serve as the cornerstone of law for the Republic, and ensure that the rights of the citizens can be protected.”

Speaker Jacquelyn O'Rourke: “Is that all, Senator?”

Senator Culvier Uialben: “I yield my time, Madame Speaker.”

Speaker Jacquelyn O'Rourke: “Thank you Senator, you may return to your seat - or standing if you prefer that.”

Vice President Parzifal af Brasca: “May the eyes say aye, the nays say nay, and those with conflict of interest, say abstain.”

Speaker Jacquelyn O'Rourke: “Aye.”

Senator Culvier Uialben: “Aye.”

Senator Vyke Ashford: “Aye.”

Senator Jacob Morgan: “Aye.”

 

S1.0	The Statutes of Salvo
Person		Aye	Nay	Abstain
Speaker of the Senate Jacquelyn O’Rourke		X
Registrar of the Senate Cedric Drakehart		X (late arrival)
Senator Othonin Randir		X (in absentia)
Senator Mitch McCanon		X (in absentia)
Senator Jacob Morgan		X
Senator Vyke Ashford		X
Senator Culvier Uialben		X

Figure 3 — A vote on Senator Uialben’s bill, the Statutes of Salvo. This includes votes later submitted via late arrivals and in absentia.

 

Vice President Parzifal af Brasca: “The ayes have it; the Statues of Salvo passes via majority vote of those assembled.”

Senator Jacob Morgan: “Though for the minutes, note that I object to the speaker, he just proposed a necessary and well written piece of legislation.”

 

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DELIBERATION ON THE POSTAGE ACT

Speaker Jacquelyn O'Rourke: “The next point of order is Senator Morgan's Postage Act. Senator Morgan you may take the lectern and the floor.”

Senator Culvier Uialben: “For the minutes note that if Morgan was a true canonist he would know that God made elves too, not just humans.”

Senator Jacob Morgan: “And elves turned their backs on him.”

Vice President Parzifal af Brasca: “Order, order. Please stay on topic.”

Senator Jacob Morgan: “So as you all know, especially those of us who have been here from the beginning. The Republic grows, and has grown rapidly. From just Mulberry, to all of Lurin, and now growing beyond into the heartlands and further. With this communication and logistics begin to break down. With the establishment of a postal service this can be curtailed, but it can also create jobs and political involvement amongst the population with Postmasters as centers of their community being a stepping stone into wider politics. Furthermore, this will provide jobs to the cowboys unemployed by the ranch consolidations and the coachmen unemployed by the toppling of the noble leeches on our society.”

Speaker Jacquelyn O'Rourke: “Thank you, Senator Morgan. Does anyone have any questions for the Senator?”

Vice President Parzifal af Brasca: “There being no further questions, we will now move to a vote. May the ayes say aye, the nays say nay, and those with conflict of interest, say abstain.”

Speaker Jacquelyn O'Rourke: “Aye.”

Senator Culvier Uialben: “Abstain.”

Senator Jacob Morgan: “Who d'ya reckon are worse, elves or nobles?”

Vice President Parzifal af Brasca: “Senator Uialben, could you state for the record what conflict of interest prevents you from voting aye or nay?”

Senator Jacob Morgan: “Same issues aren't they? Nobles are born into privilige, elves think they are. Only issue is, Elves live for longer.”

Senator Culvier Uialben: “As I am on the board of a large multi-industry company, nationalizing the postal service could negatively impact their profits.”

Vice President Parzifal af Brasca: “I see. The abstention shall stand. Senator Ashford, your vote?”

Senator Vyke Ashford: “I say aye.”

Vice President Parzifal af Brasca: “There are 3 ayes, 1 abstention, and 3 absences. The outcome is unclear. A vote in absentia shall proceed to determine the result.”

Speaker Jacquelyn O'Rourke: “Senator Morgan you may return to your seat.”

 

S1.2	The Postage Act
Person		Aye	Nay	Abstain
Speaker of the Senate Jacquelyn O’Rourke		X
Registrar of the Senate Cedric Drakehart		X (late arrival)
Senator Othonin Randir		X (in absentia)
Senator Mitch McCanon		X (in absentia)
Senator Jacob Morgan		X
Senator Vyke Ashford		X
Senator Culvier Uialben				X

Figure 4 — A vote on Senator Morgan’s bill, the Postage Act. This includes votes later submitted via late arrivals and in absentia.

 

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DELIBERATION ON THE LOYALISTS ACT

Speaker Jacquelyn O'Rourke: “Next up is my LOYALISTS Act. I think you'll all find it to be most enlightening.”

Speaker Jacquelyn O'Rourke: “The L. O. Y. A. L. I. S. T. S. Act: the Legislation for Optimized Yield of Advanced Logical Information Security and Trusted Systems Act was created with the express purpose of advancing the security apparatus of Salvo. With the proposition set forth by President Levi Summers of appointing a Secretary of Intelligence, it becomes crucial to have their duties and obligations specifically outlined within the Statues of Salvo.”

Vice President Parzifal af Brasca: “Are there any questions for the Senator?”

Senator Vyke Ashford: “Not from me, no.”

Vice President Parzifal af Brasca: “There being no further questions, we move to a vote. As usual, aye, nay, or abstain.”

Senator Culvier Uialben: “Aye.”

Senator Vyke Ashford: “Aye.”

Speaker Jacquelyn O'Rourke: “Aye.”

Senator Jacob Morgan: “Aye.”

 

S1.3	The Loyalists Act
Person		Aye	Nay	Abstain
Speaker of the Senate Jacquelyn O’Rourke		X
Registrar of the Senate Cedric Drakehart		X (late arrival)
Senator Othonin Randir		X (in absentia)
Senator Mitch McCanon		X (in absentia)
Senator Jacob Morgan		X
Senator Vyke Ashford		X
Senator Culvier Uialben				X

Figure 5 — A vote on Senator O’Rourke’s bill, the L. O. Y. A. L. I. S. T. S. Act. This includes votes later submitted via late arrivals and in absentia.

 

Vice President Parzifal af Brasca: “The ayes have it. The L. O. Y. A. L. I. S. T. S. Act passes by majority vote of the Senate.”

 

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GOVERNMENT REPORTS

Speaker Jacquelyn O'Rourke: “As we are waiting for Senator Drakehart, I invite any government officials to give their official reports to the Senate.”

Vice President Parzifal af Brasca: “In the absence of the President, I am here to give a report on behalf of the executive branch, in my capacity as Vice President of the Republic. The Republic thrives, though it is in its infancy. We have created out of the void of nothingness that was the tyrannical state known as Lurin, a state founded upon the principles of freedom and liberty for all, with promise and delivery of free and fair elections, and with the seating of a deliberative body selected with the consent of the people. The future is bright. We are working on a new capital. We are hashing out a treaty with the High Priest to secure his guarantee of our independence. We are building out our government and hiring agents to fill the posts created by the laws we have written. But still, much work is to be done. We look forward to continuing this work and thank the Senate for their faith in our administration. I will now take questions on behalf of the administration.”

Senator Jacob Morgan: “For the purposes of writing bills, I wonder to the Government's potential claims on the land within our borders? Shall we be like the inbred degenerates of the Carrions and Novellens, clutching desperately to land. Or shall we make this land for our people, to live on or use, to own for their families in a way only nobles and gentry can in other nations.”

Vice President Parzifal af Brasca: “I am unsure what you mean. The Constitution establishes that the federal government maintains jurisdiction and jurisprudence over the lands thereby incorporated under it. Until such lands are delegated to provinces by act of this Senate, all land is federal.”

Senator Jacob Morgan: “What I am getting at is, will citizens own the land, only paying the occasional tax for government services. Or shall they lease it from the government.”

Vice President Parzifal af Brasca: “That is yet to be determined and will be settled by act of this Senate. A bill on the subject of property and taxation has yet to be submitted, but the administration is eager to collaborate with a Senator on such.”

Senator Jacob Morgan: “Thank you.”

Speaker Jacquelyn O'Rourke: “Is that all, Mr. Vice President?”

Senator Culvier Uialben: “How does the government intend to counter racism which has occured and violates Chapter 1 Article 1 of the Constitution?”

Speaker Jacquelyn O'Rourke: “Ohhh...”

Senator Jacob Morgan: “I hath spoken no hatred, violence, or harm. Only disgust towards nonrepublican ideals and concepts.”

Vice President Parzifal af Brasca: “The Constitution states plainly that free speech is protected, but 'speech which incites violence, hatred or harm' is not. Therefore, such speech does not have legal protection as free speech and is free to be otherwise regulated.”

Senator Culvier Uialben: “And what shall be done to counter it?”

Vice President Parzifal af Brasca: “Therefore, it is the opinion of the administration that, within the confines of the Constitution just laid out, such speech may be regulated. The key word there is regulated. Within the Statutes, there are potential lawsuits to be had regarding such speech, but particular statutory authority must be established. Is such speech defamation? Is it an assault of some sort of verbal variation? Who knows? The Court will have the final word, but we invite any citizens that feel aggrieved to file suit.”

Senator Jacob Morgan: “Would my fellow senators not agree, that pseudo immortality grants an advantage in life above the common man? And that on average, elves are not followers of the canonist faith and are openly distasteful of it? Though of course, this remains a matter for the courts.”

Vice President Parzifal af Brasca: “That will be all, Madame Speaker. I suggest that while we wait for Senator Reverend Randir, we invite any Senators to give addresses or updates on topics as they see fit.”

Senator Jacob Morgan: “I have a topic on which I may speak, it is of a bill that will assist the growth of our young nation. So, as I brought up with the Vice President, and in my speech on the Postage act. The Republic has a lot of land and is growing. The idea of provinces is certainly a solution, but arbitrary government borders cause distaste and mistrust amongst the population. So I wish to propose an act classifying all unincorporated land as frontier land. As well as establishing all such land as open for settlement within certain guidelines. This will give all citizens the chance to claim and own land, as well as form their own communities and supply lines to ease the growth of our nation and its provincial borders. Any input on such systems would be appreciated of course.”

Vice President Parzifal af Brasca: “Regulations concerning land are critical. The administration would be eager to lend its ear on such a bill.”

Senator Jacob Morgan: “Is anyone familiar with the actions that commoner families take within monarchist nations to acquire just the tiniest slice of hereditary land?”

Speaker Jacquelyn O'Rourke: “Something along the lines of begging and grovelling?”

Senator Cedric Drakehart: “Pardon me, I am late, gentlemen.”

Senator Jacob Morgan: “That, but also the work put in. These families, for legacy, will fight wars, change governments. Become great men and women so they may have a manor. Imagine if those men and women had access to land in the republic? The best workers, soldiers, and thinkers on the continent. All in the republic, because we grant them access to a legacy, free of a noble's whims.”

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LATE ARRIVAL OF SENATOR DRAKEHART

Vice President Parzifal af Brasca: “Welcome, Senator Drakehart. Please state your vote on the Statutes, on the Postage Act, and on the Loyalists Act, as well as the appointments of Mr. Uialben and Mr. Valfleur.”

Cedric Drakehart: “Appointment of both Mr. Uailben and Mr. Valfleur - aye. Status of Salvo - aye. Postage Act, aye. Loyalist Act, aye ... Thank you.”

Vice President Parzifal af Brasca: “Mr. Uialben is confirmed to his post. Please administer the oath of office, Madame Speaker.”

Speaker Jacquelyn O'Rourke: “Senator Uialben - repeat after me. ... I swear to be true to the Republic, and not to maintain silence about any evil that I may know which is being contemplated against it. I swear to work tirelessly to the betterment of the Federation and its peoples. I swear also not to associate with traitors nor enemies of the state, and to always defend the honor of those I serve. Finally, I swear to execute the functions of my office with diligence, respect for the rule of law, and above all, in accordance with the Constitution. This I swear upon my life by the Holy Scrolls.”

Senator Culvier Uialben: Repeats the oath as instructed, though secularizes the last part by swearing upon ‘the Citizens of Salvo’.

Vice President Parzifal af Brasca: “Congratulations, Mr. Secretary.”

Speaker Jacquelyn O'Rourke: “Congratulations, Senator. ... As our last order of business, Senator Drakehart please take the stand.”

 

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DELIBERATION ON THE GREAT SEALS OF STATE ACT

Speaker Jacquelyn O'Rourke: “Senator Drakehart, you have three saint's minutes to introduce your bill. The floor is yours.”

Cedric Drakehart: “Good day gentlemen and ladies. As you know, our institutions are newly-created. As such, it is important that the values of the Republic are plasmated into these institutions. Apart from working correctly in these institutions, it is our duty to have modern institutions that reflect its people, that reflects the identity of our constitution. To this end, I suggest to proceed with different seals that will represent the different bodies of the state”

Speaker Jacquelyn O'Rourke: “Thank you, Senator Drakehart. Does anyone have questions for the Senator?”

Vice President Parzifal af Brasca: “Will you be available to make alterations if details change or additions if new government entities are made?”

Cedric Drakehart: “Of course. This bill is a modification of the Statutes. Specifically, is an addition of a new section in Chapter IV, Article 4 - Government Entities. As such, modifications and alterations can be made if a bill is proposed and approved, as our constitution states.”

Speaker Jacquelyn O'Rourke: “Are there any further questions?”

Vice President Parzifal af Brasca: “There being no further questions, we move to a vote. Please say aye, nay, or abstain for the record.”

Senator Culvier Uialben: “Aye.”

Speaker Jacquelyn O'Rourke: “Aye.”

Cedric Drakehart: “Aye.”

Senator Jacob Morgan: “Aye.”

Senator Vyke Ashford: “Aye.”

 

S1.1	The Great Seals of State Act
Person		Aye	Nay	Abstain
Speaker of the Senate Jacquelyn O’Rourke		X
Registrar of the Senate Cedric Drakehart		X
Senator Othonin Randir		X (in absentia)
Senator Mitch McCanon		X (in absentia)
Senator Jacob Morgan		X
Senator Vyke Ashford		X
Senator Culvier Uialben		X

Figure 6 — A vote on Senator Drakehart’s bill, the Great Seals of State Act. This includes votes later submitted via late arrivals and in absentia.

 

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CLOSING REMARKS

Vice President Parzifal af Brasca: “The ayes have it.”

Speaker Jacquelyn O'Rourke: “The Speaker would smile favorably upon a motion to adjourn.”

Senator Jacob Morgan: “Motion to adjourn.”

Vice President Parzifal af Brasca: “A second is required.”

Speaker Jacquelyn O'Rourke: “I second. All those in favor of adjourning this session - say aye! -- Aye.”

Cedric Drakehart: “Aye.”

Senator Jacob Morgan: “Aye.”

Speaker Jacquelyn O'Rourke: “Aye.”

Vice President Parzifal af Brasca: “The ayes have it. This meeting of the Senate is adjourned at 2:32 on the 11th of Sun's Smile.”

Speaker Jacquelyn O'Rourke: “Thank GOD.”

Senator Jacob Morgan: “For Democracy.”

Vice President Parzifal af Brasca: “You are freed from your shackles of public service for the time being.”

 

Closing Roll Call for the 1st Senate, 1st Session
Person		Present	Absent	Proxy
Senator Jac O’Rourke		X
Senator Cedric Drakehart		X
Senator Othonin Randir			X
Senator Mitch McCanon			X
Senator Jacob Morgan		X
Senator Vyke Ashford		X
Senator Culvier Uialben		X

Figure 7 — Closing roll call results.

 

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SIGNATORIES

Signed,
Registrar of the Senate, Senator Cedric Drakehart

 

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"From the Heartlands to Salvo, it is interesting to see how many familiar names are printed on this transcript." Konstantin Leon von Augusten mused to himself as he sat in his study alone. "I wonder if I should pay a visit there soon."

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Jacob sits in his office trying to remember the name of the man who asked the question accidentally attributed to him.

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The First Associate Justice of the Court of Salvo, Mr. Karl Valfleur, read the transcript from the point that his departure was made. He was excited to have been unanimously approved by the Senate and continued to pencil notes on his notepad in the community’s saloon.