Mr Attorney General,
Type of request: Complaint
Description of Issue: The Regional Assembly ought to be the lifeblood of our region. Yet at the moment we seem to have a logjam where proposals are being made by assembly members, and are properly seconded, yet the Speaker of the Assembly is not bringing them to formal discussion or vote. Examples would be HEM's motion to remove the delegate (tabled on 2nd June) and my own motion to suspend diplomatic relations with LWU (tabled on 28th June).
Both threads have provoked considerable informal debate, and in my own case I have requested by PM that the Speaker move the debate on, but without reply or action.
My complaint is, quite simply, that the Speaker of the Regional Assembly is not exactly overwhelmed with work, but is not fulfilling the role of his office. Although I disagree with HEM's proposal, a lapse of over a month since the tabling of the proposal is surely a denial of his right as an Assembly Member?
Parties Involved: the Speaker of the Regional Assembly
Pertinent Legal Status:
Constitution, section 2, especially clause 2.
Bill of rights section 5 (arguing that the blocking of legislation is an abuse of power)
Bill of Rights, section 9 (arguing that the government is not organizing and operating based on the fundamental principles of democracy)