[DoPR] - Senate Report & Senate Elections Recap - 27th of May, 2010.
Day 919, 01:26
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Government Subsidised Export Licences | Other Countries’ Taxes | Import Tax Changes | Congress Exchange Bill | Amendment to the Senate (Code of Conduct) Act (01/10) | House VAT Change | Senate Election Recap | Voting On Binda33’s Punishments | Political Security Act | Budget For May Approved
Senate Report.
Governme nt Subsidised Export Licences
Senator Aeros brought to the Senate the idea of Government Subsidised Export licences for high Iron Regions to help boost business. It was comprehensively rejected by the Senate but there was broad consensus that there should be an encouragement of our Allies to provide iron to eAustralia.
Other Countries’ Taxes
Senator Infin brought information that Rowan Quigley had compiled on the tax rates of those countries with top GDP's. Senators commented that the information was interesting and food for thought.
Import Tax Changes
Senator Infin proposed to change the Import Tax on Food, Gifts and Moving Tickets in line with Weapons to 5%. It is currently under voting.
Congress Exchange Bill
Senator CrowdedHouse, after the discussion on an exchange program last week, brought the Congress Exchange Bill to the Senate. The exchange program which will see the eNations of eAustralia and eSouth Africa accept one congressman (senator) from each other to participate in each nation's forum.
The propose is to form stronger ties between Australia and its allies, and to help share ideas for the improve of our individual nations and overall partnership. The Congressman Exchange Program will be on a One Month Trial for the May/June congress term. There were worries, especially from Senate Discrate1 who felt that it may lead to a compromise in Security. It is currently under voting.
Amendmen t to the Senate (Code of Conduct) Act (01/10)
Senator Kyle Thornton proposed an amendment to the Senate(Code of Conduct) Act (01/10) which was passed. The Amendment changed the vote needed to decide on a punishment if the Inspector General finds someone guilty from a 2/3rds Majority to a 50% + 1.
House VAT Change
House VAT was changed to 1% following a vote. An increase in Weapon Tax to 10% was narrowly rejected by the senate.
Senate Election Recap
New South Wales
Number of Votes: 208
Number of Elected Senators: 10(5 Wildcards)
Elected Senators(by vote numbers)
Sir_c0nstant- Australian National Party- 40 Votes
Aussie Bloke- Australian Communist Party- 24 Votes
Wally Wilson- Australian Military Party- 15 Votes
Larni Kaddlestorm- Australian Military Party- 14 Votes
Casio Coal- Independent- 14 Votes
Savonrepus- Australian National Party- 13 Votes
Undala- Independent- 13 Votes
Chris Carnage- Australian Communist Party- 11 Votes
Majester- Procreate and Populate Party- 11 Votes
Deadhead- Australian National Party- 11 Votes
Senators(by party)
ANP- 3
AMP- 2
ACP- 2
Independent- 2
PaPP- 1
There were 10 Candidates not elected. No standing party did not elect 1 or more senators.
Sir c0nstant received the largest amount of votes in New South Wales.
Northern Territory
Number of Votes: 69
Number of Elected Senators: 5
Elected Senators(by vote numbers)
Viado Celtru- Independent- 11 Votes
Xerenity- Procreate and Populate Party- 8 Votes
Fyarcrherdi- Procreate and Populate- 8 Votes
Narelle- Australian Communist Party- 8 Votes
Adam Creedy- Australian National Party- 7 Votes
Senators(by party)
PaPP- 2
Independent- 1
ACP- 1
ANP-1
There were 10 candidates not elected. The Australian Military Party was the only one which did not elect 1 or more senators in Northern Territory.
Viado Celtru received the largest amount of votes in Northern Territory.
Queensland
Number of Votes: 110
Number of Senators: 5
Elected Senators(by voting numbers):
Timeoin- Australian Military Party- 20 Votes
H.Nelson- Independent- 14 Votes
Regen- Australian Communist Party- 13 Votes
Prince Cahill- Australian Communist Party- 12 Votes
Infin- Australian National Party- 10 Votes
Senators(by party)
ACP- 2
AMP-1
Independent- 1
ANP- 1
There were 14 Candidates not elected. The Procreate and Populate Party were the only standing party to not get one or more senators elected.
Timeoin received the largest amount of votes in Queensland.
South Australia
Number of Votes: 92
Number of Senators: 5
Elected Senators(by voting numbers)
ijnapII- Australian National Party- 13 Votes
Stephen Pratt- Australian Military Party- 11 Votes
Lewis Taylor- Independent- 10 Votes
Bisa97- Australian National Party- 10 Votes
ShaunyB- Australian Military Party- 10 Votes
Elected Senators(by party)
ANP- 2
AMP-2
Independent- 1
There were 14 Candidates not elected. The Australian Communist Party and Procreate and Populate Party were the only standing parties not to get one or more senators elected.
IjnapII received the largest amount of votes in South Australia.
Tasmania
Number of Votes: 46
Number of Senators: 5
Elected Senators(by voting numbers)
Australayan- Procreate and Populate Party- 12 Votes
Iluvatar Eru- Procreate and Populate Party- 6 Votes
Discreate1- Australian National Party- 5 Votes
Headofaxes- Australian Communist Party- 5 Votes
Mastakila86- Australian National Party- 5 Votes
Senators(by party)
PaPP- 2
ANP- 2
ACP- 1
There were 7 candidates not elected. There were no Independents elected and the Australian Military Party was the only standing party not to get one or more senators elected.
Australayan received the largest amount of votes in Tasmania.
Victoria
Number of Votes: 106
Number of Senators: 5
Elected Senators(by voting numbers)
Kyle Thornton- Australian National Party- 16 Votes
Binda33- Australian Military Party- 13 Votes
Rowan Quigley- Independent- 12 Votes
Wylie Times- Australian Communist Party- 10 Votes
Eziekel Thomas- Independent- 8 Votes
Elected Senators(by party)
Independent- 2
ANP- 1
AMP-1
ACP-1
There were 12 candidates not elected. The Procreate and Populate Party were the only standing party not to have one or more senators elected.
Kyle Thornton received the largest amount of votes in Victoria.
Western Australia
Number of Votes: 111
Number of Senators: 5
Elected Senators(by voting numbers)
MissShe- Australian Communist Party- 18 Votes
Adam Von Templar- Australian National Party- 16 Votes
Aeros- Independent- 13 Votes
Venja- Australian National Party- 10 Votes
Majowski- Australian Military Party- 9 Votes
Senators(by party)
ANP- 2
ACP-1
Independent- 1
AMP- 1
There were 12 candidates not elected. The Procreate and Populate Party were the only standing party not to elect one or more senators.
MissShe received the highest amount of votes in Western Australia.
National Picture - Top 5 - (by voting numbers)
Sir_c0nstant- Australian National Party- 40 Votes
Aussie Bloke- Australian Communist- 24 Votes
Timeoin- Australian Military Party- 20 Votes
MissShe- Australian Communist- 18 votes
Kyle Thornton & Adam Von Templar- Australian National Party- 16 Votes
National Picture(by party)
Australian National Party- 12 Senators
Australian Communist Party- 8 Senators
Independents- 8 Senators
Australian Military Party- 7 Senators
Procreate and Populate- 5 Senators
Therefore, the Australian National Party has the most senators this term.
That’s the Senator Report for this very, very big week. Please subscribe to this newspaper for future updates on the eAustralian Government.
Also, to know what eAustralia's official orders are for battle, please subscribe to the eAustralian Department of Defence Newsletter
Kyle Thornton.
Deputy Minister of Public Relations.
Senate Report.
Governme nt Subsidised Export Licences
Senator Aeros brought to the Senate the idea of Government Subsidised Export licences for high Iron Regions to help boost business. It was comprehensively rejected by the Senate but there was broad consensus that there should be an encouragement of our Allies to provide iron to eAustralia.
Other Countries’ Taxes
Senator Infin brought information that Rowan Quigley had compiled on the tax rates of those countries with top GDP's. Senators commented that the information was interesting and food for thought.
Import Tax Changes
Senator Infin proposed to change the Import Tax on Food, Gifts and Moving Tickets in line with Weapons to 5%. It is currently under voting.
Congress Exchange Bill
Senator CrowdedHouse, after the discussion on an exchange program last week, brought the Congress Exchange Bill to the Senate. The exchange program which will see the eNations of eAustralia and eSouth Africa accept one congressman (senator) from each other to participate in each nation's forum.
The propose is to form stronger ties between Australia and its allies, and to help share ideas for the improve of our individual nations and overall partnership. The Congressman Exchange Program will be on a One Month Trial for the May/June congress term. There were worries, especially from Senate Discrate1 who felt that it may lead to a compromise in Security. It is currently under voting.
Amendmen t to the Senate (Code of Conduct) Act (01/10)
Senator Kyle Thornton proposed an amendment to the Senate(Code of Conduct) Act (01/10) which was passed. The Amendment changed the vote needed to decide on a punishment if the Inspector General finds someone guilty from a 2/3rds Majority to a 50% + 1.
House VAT Change
House VAT was changed to 1% following a vote. An increase in Weapon Tax to 10% was narrowly rejected by the senate.
Senate Election Recap
New South Wales
Number of Votes: 208
Number of Elected Senators: 10(5 Wildcards)
Elected Senators(by vote numbers)
Sir_c0nstant- Australian National Party- 40 Votes
Aussie Bloke- Australian Communist Party- 24 Votes
Wally Wilson- Australian Military Party- 15 Votes
Larni Kaddlestorm- Australian Military Party- 14 Votes
Casio Coal- Independent- 14 Votes
Savonrepus- Australian National Party- 13 Votes
Undala- Independent- 13 Votes
Chris Carnage- Australian Communist Party- 11 Votes
Majester- Procreate and Populate Party- 11 Votes
Deadhead- Australian National Party- 11 Votes
Senators(by party)
ANP- 3
AMP- 2
ACP- 2
Independent- 2
PaPP- 1
There were 10 Candidates not elected. No standing party did not elect 1 or more senators.
Sir c0nstant received the largest amount of votes in New South Wales.
Northern Territory
Number of Votes: 69
Number of Elected Senators: 5
Elected Senators(by vote numbers)
Viado Celtru- Independent- 11 Votes
Xerenity- Procreate and Populate Party- 8 Votes
Fyarcrherdi- Procreate and Populate- 8 Votes
Narelle- Australian Communist Party- 8 Votes
Adam Creedy- Australian National Party- 7 Votes
Senators(by party)
PaPP- 2
Independent- 1
ACP- 1
ANP-1
There were 10 candidates not elected. The Australian Military Party was the only one which did not elect 1 or more senators in Northern Territory.
Viado Celtru received the largest amount of votes in Northern Territory.
Queensland
Number of Votes: 110
Number of Senators: 5
Elected Senators(by voting numbers):
Timeoin- Australian Military Party- 20 Votes
H.Nelson- Independent- 14 Votes
Regen- Australian Communist Party- 13 Votes
Prince Cahill- Australian Communist Party- 12 Votes
Infin- Australian National Party- 10 Votes
Senators(by party)
ACP- 2
AMP-1
Independent- 1
ANP- 1
There were 14 Candidates not elected. The Procreate and Populate Party were the only standing party to not get one or more senators elected.
Timeoin received the largest amount of votes in Queensland.
South Australia
Number of Votes: 92
Number of Senators: 5
Elected Senators(by voting numbers)
ijnapII- Australian National Party- 13 Votes
Stephen Pratt- Australian Military Party- 11 Votes
Lewis Taylor- Independent- 10 Votes
Bisa97- Australian National Party- 10 Votes
ShaunyB- Australian Military Party- 10 Votes
Elected Senators(by party)
ANP- 2
AMP-2
Independent- 1
There were 14 Candidates not elected. The Australian Communist Party and Procreate and Populate Party were the only standing parties not to get one or more senators elected.
IjnapII received the largest amount of votes in South Australia.
Tasmania
Number of Votes: 46
Number of Senators: 5
Elected Senators(by voting numbers)
Australayan- Procreate and Populate Party- 12 Votes
Iluvatar Eru- Procreate and Populate Party- 6 Votes
Discreate1- Australian National Party- 5 Votes
Headofaxes- Australian Communist Party- 5 Votes
Mastakila86- Australian National Party- 5 Votes
Senators(by party)
PaPP- 2
ANP- 2
ACP- 1
There were 7 candidates not elected. There were no Independents elected and the Australian Military Party was the only standing party not to get one or more senators elected.
Australayan received the largest amount of votes in Tasmania.
Victoria
Number of Votes: 106
Number of Senators: 5
Elected Senators(by voting numbers)
Kyle Thornton- Australian National Party- 16 Votes
Binda33- Australian Military Party- 13 Votes
Rowan Quigley- Independent- 12 Votes
Wylie Times- Australian Communist Party- 10 Votes
Eziekel Thomas- Independent- 8 Votes
Elected Senators(by party)
Independent- 2
ANP- 1
AMP-1
ACP-1
There were 12 candidates not elected. The Procreate and Populate Party were the only standing party not to have one or more senators elected.
Kyle Thornton received the largest amount of votes in Victoria.
Western Australia
Number of Votes: 111
Number of Senators: 5
Elected Senators(by voting numbers)
MissShe- Australian Communist Party- 18 Votes
Adam Von Templar- Australian National Party- 16 Votes
Aeros- Independent- 13 Votes
Venja- Australian National Party- 10 Votes
Majowski- Australian Military Party- 9 Votes
Senators(by party)
ANP- 2
ACP-1
Independent- 1
AMP- 1
There were 12 candidates not elected. The Procreate and Populate Party were the only standing party not to elect one or more senators.
MissShe received the highest amount of votes in Western Australia.
National Picture - Top 5 - (by voting numbers)
Sir_c0nstant- Australian National Party- 40 Votes
Aussie Bloke- Australian Communist- 24 Votes
Timeoin- Australian Military Party- 20 Votes
MissShe- Australian Communist- 18 votes
Kyle Thornton & Adam Von Templar- Australian National Party- 16 Votes
National Picture(by party)
Australian National Party- 12 Senators
Australian Communist Party- 8 Senators
Independents- 8 Senators
Australian Military Party- 7 Senators
Procreate and Populate- 5 Senators
Therefore, the Australian National Party has the most senators this term.
That’s the Senator Report for this very, very big week. Please subscribe to this newspaper for future updates on the eAustralian Government.
Also, to know what eAustralia's official orders are for battle, please subscribe to the eAustralian Department of Defence Newsletter
Kyle Thornton.
Deputy Minister of Public Relations.
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Go ACP coming second 😃 And nice as usual ANP 😃