Emancipationbill support by A.S.E.

[Aidun]

Well then I missed it. If you look at the date I joined, you know why. Is there anywhere I can read it, I think it will also help me playing my own games, perhaps at a higher level.

Aidun

[Kuciwalker]

I dunno. It's probably buried in the strategy forum.

[Aidun]

Buried already, and I didn't even know the thread. (whif) I guess it's nearly impossible to dig it up as it is already buried for months.

Aidun

[Shiber]

Here's one, and another.

[Aidun]

Thanks for these links. I'll go reading them

[Kloreep]

Originally posted by Aidun
Kloreep,

Can you explain it a little bit more? Gradual integration?

I was thinking of adding a few now to small cities (like Oak Ridge) now, then gradually integrating more as hospitals are built and allow cities to expand over 12.

Oh and why should this bill be dragged to the court. The Senate has indeed no power over workers, but it has the power to make bills that oblige the DM, or so I thought.

Please more comments... Anybody?

Aidun

I always viewed the senate as a minister; it has particular powers to declare war, approve treaties, mobilize, etc., just as the SMC controls all non-pop units, the FAM interacts with AI civs, and the DM controls cities and pop units. So, I always thought the ability to emancipate would lie with the minister who has control of the workers (DM), and the senate would make their will - albeit non-binding will - clear through polls and perhaps powerless bills.

But perhaps I'm misinterpreting the senate's power.

[Kuciwalker]

The senate has ULTIMATE power. They just have to use it, which is more difficult for them than the ministers.

[Kloreep]

Here it is.

Proposed laws may not violate or change the Constitution. Proposed laws may change any existing laws or Executive orders.

Okay, I am officially not good at reading constitutions.

[Panag]

hi ,

you get my support

have a nice day







but we must do it a slow and steady rate