DUMA TRANSCRIPT, 570 E.S.

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TRANSCRIPT FROM 570 E.S.

LIII SESSION OF THE ROYAL DUMA

Issued from the

OFFICE OF THE LORD SPEAKER

DUMA OF 11th of Tov ag Yermey, 570 E.S.

RECORDED BY LORD HANDLER, KAZIMIR WEISS

 

 

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IN ATTENDANCE:

 

LORD SPEAKER, His Excellency, Sigmund Ludovar

 

VIDAUS, His Lordship, Joren var Ruthern, representing

 

KVASZ, His Lordship, Anton Ludovar, representing

 

KAZAN, The Most Honorable, Davyd Colborn

 

JEROVITZ, The Right Honorable, Ser Andrei Kortrevich

 

AYR, His Lordship, Matyas Baruch, representing

 

NOVKURSAIN, His Lordship, Kazimir Weiss, representing

 

KOPPÁNY, Her Ladyship, Dszamila Korvacz, representing

 

KOVGRAD, The Honorable, Varon Kovachev

 

FURENTALIZ, The Honorable, Adelina van Leuven

 

GRAND MAER, Her Ladyship, Acelia Colborn

 

ALDERMAN, Cardinal Alaric

 

ALDERMAN, Bjorn Valkonen

 

ABSENT:

 

ZVEZLUND, The Right Honorable, Nerida Amador

Note: Lord Anton Ludovar took leave during the session, after which Brother Stefan Ludovar represented Kvasz in his stead.

 

 

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SUMMARY:

This session of the Royal Duma did not cover any bills but addressed the Royal Decree on Fair Trials, the Royal Decree on Appropriate Criminal Punishments, the Edict of Obergrad, and the Ludovik Decree.

 

To begin the session, His Excellency, Tomasz Karoswald, addressed the Duma to announce the Edict of Obergrad. The Edict of Obergrad addresses the Aulic Court’s functions being transferred to the Boyars of the Royal Duma, who will serve as Jovenaars as needed by virtue of their roles. In addition, a Chief Jovenaar may be elected through a majority vote by members of the Aulic Court.

 

The Royal Decree on Fair Trials establishes guidelines for the Aulic Court to ensure just and fair trials and the integrity and transparency of its legal proceedings. Additionally, the Royal Decree on Appropriate Criminal Punishments outlines guidelines for suitable criminal penalties to be enforced by the Aulic Court following the reform of the Edict of Obergrad. It provides a framework for various offenses and their corresponding penalties to ensure fair and proportional sentencing.

 

Following the Edict of Obergrad and the Royal Decrees, His Excellency, Sigmund Ludovar, addressed the Duma to display the Ludovik Decree, which established new rules for the operation of the Royal Duma to improve session efficiency. After a brief period of questions and debate, a vote was cast to amend the decree. The following change was voted for and passed:

 

“All standards for debates shall be limited to seven ten minutes per bill. Upon conclusion of the time given, the Lord Speaker shall call upon any member who wishes to motion for an extension. If a motion is made and seconded, an additional three minutes shall be granted for further debate.”

 

 

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