Post by lyrasan on Jan 27, 2019 3:46:54 GMT
Hello!
President Lyrasan here to explain how bills will henceforth become law, at least as long as future administrations don't delete this.
First things first, and this is out of my control, but the Houses of our Congress/Parliament create a bill. It must originate in either the House of Representatives or the Senate. From there it must go to the other house where it must be passed. After that someone must respond to THIS thread with a link of the passed bill with the vote totals from both the House and the Senate included in the post. The link to the bill must be in one of three forms:
1: A link to the bill's thread in the House.
2: A link to the bill's thread in the Senate.
or
3. A link to the bill in either .pdf or google docs form.
If the link is not given in one of those ways it shall be ignored by the Office of the President.
Once the link has been posted as a response to this thread the President shall respond to it, also in this thread, with either the Affirmative (Signing it into Law) or the Negative (Vetoing it).
Thank You.
President Lyrasan here to explain how bills will henceforth become law, at least as long as future administrations don't delete this.
First things first, and this is out of my control, but the Houses of our Congress/Parliament create a bill. It must originate in either the House of Representatives or the Senate. From there it must go to the other house where it must be passed. After that someone must respond to THIS thread with a link of the passed bill with the vote totals from both the House and the Senate included in the post. The link to the bill must be in one of three forms:
1: A link to the bill's thread in the House.
2: A link to the bill's thread in the Senate.
or
3. A link to the bill in either .pdf or google docs form.
If the link is not given in one of those ways it shall be ignored by the Office of the President.
Once the link has been posted as a response to this thread the President shall respond to it, also in this thread, with either the Affirmative (Signing it into Law) or the Negative (Vetoing it).
Thank You.