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On August 26th, 2025 the House of Representatives held their possibly last session of their term, in which five bills have been passed.
The agenda for the session included the five bills on various subjects and policy, such as the Resolution on the Rules of Procedure for the House of Representatives which as introduced new official policy for operations within the house of representatives. The following table lists the bills presented;
Resolution on the Rules of Procedure for the House of Representatives, Q3 2025 ~3-0-2 (Passed)
T.H.A.D. Act, Q3 2025 ~ 3-0-2 (Passed)
Expulsion of Members Act, Q3 2025 ~ 3-0-2 (Passed)
Purple Flag Act A0001, Q3 2025 ~ 3-0-2 (Passed)
AI Regulations Act A0001, Q3 2025 ~ 3-0-2 (Passed)
This session was the first session in Versmarkian history to present an amendment into two bills, an amendment from rep. A. Martin of Federheim present an amendment to the Purple Flag Act in which postage may be purchased and used a taxation credits for following projects. Another amendment was recognized by Q. Wingfield to the AI Regulations Act which defined the word “partially”.
Additionally before this session, two previous text sessions where held in which nominated, L. Praymore for the office of Minister of Culture and the Arts, and a nomination of J. Ford to the office of Minister of the Interior. The following are the results;
His Excellency Ludwig Praymore to Minister of Culture and the Arts ~ 4-0-0 (Passed)
On the nomination of Speaker Ford for Minister of the Interior ~ 3-0-1 (Passed)
All bills and motions have been submitted to the House of Lords for review and voting from Speaker Ford. This session will most likely be the last House of Representatives session before the next general election in October.
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