Greetings esteemed citizens,
Almost 30 minutes ago, the Delegate signed the Peace Terms Agreement Amendment. While yes this is a great amendment indeed, it includes both a grammatical error and vague wording (which has been apart of the law before the recent proposal was proposed). I spoke with @IkeaRike regarding amending his new law to fix the mistake and he was fine with it.
I hereby propose the following amendment to consideration of the Regional Assembly:
I am open to thoughts and suggestions. Credits for @IkeaRike for giving me permission to amend his new law and for co-authoring this amendment.
Almost 30 minutes ago, the Delegate signed the Peace Terms Agreement Amendment. While yes this is a great amendment indeed, it includes both a grammatical error and vague wording (which has been apart of the law before the recent proposal was proposed). I spoke with @IkeaRike regarding amending his new law to fix the mistake and he was fine with it.
I hereby propose the following amendment to consideration of the Regional Assembly:
Chapter 6. Regional Assembly Statutes;Legal Code of The North Pacific:Section 6.4: War
16. A region or organization "at war" with TNP is one which has made a formal declaration, or made acts of war against The North Pacific, or vice versa, as deemed by a three-fifths majority vote of the Regional Assembly.
17. War does not constitute actions taken by or against any army of the North Pacific abroad unless the conflict meets the conditions above.
18. A state of war exists until a formal peace treaty is recognized by the Regional Assembly per existing laws, or other mutual defense agreements are recognized by a simple majority vote of the Regional Assembly.
Chapter 6. Regional Assembly Statutes;Legal Code of The North Pacific:Section 6.4: War
16. A region or organization "at war" with TNP is one which has made a formal declaration, or made acts of war against The North Pacific, or vice versa, as deemed by a three-fifths majority vote of the Regional Assembly.
17. War does not constitute actions taken by or against any army of the North Pacific abroad unless the conflict meets the conditions above.
18. A state of war exists until a formal peace treaty is recognized by the Regional Assembly per existing laws,or other surrender terms or similaror other mutual defense agreements are recognized by a simple majority vote of the Regional Assembly.
I am open to thoughts and suggestions. Credits for @IkeaRike for giving me permission to amend his new law and for co-authoring this amendment.