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HM Thomas I
King of Hanover
Posts: 49
(9/19/03 5:35 pm)
ELECTION: Results
Any citizen eligible to vote may register as a candidate for the Special Election. Simply post below indicating your intent.
Current Candidates (26/09/03)
Wyndham, Christopher
Thompson, Simon
Dreesbach, Daniel
Maziar Ackbar, Rakesh
Braden, Char-Lez
Citizens Eligible to Vote (24/09/03)
Braden, Char-Lez
Bekkenhuis, William
Evereste, Kieran
Dreesbach, Daniel
Foong, Steven
Hood, Kevin
Maziar Ackbar, Rakesh
Thompson, Simon
Williams, Justin
Wyndham, Christopher
Edited by: Thomas G C at: 10/2/03 5:09 pm
Knight Magistrate
Hon. C. Wyndham, MP
Posts: 330
(9/20/03 10:21 am)
Re: ELECTION: Register as a Candidate
I do indicate my intent to stand as a candidate for Parliament.
Kegz Freestyler
Citizen of Hanover
Posts: 232
(9/20/03 1:39 pm)
Re: ELECTION: Register as a Candidate
here is my intent to become a candidate. will we be getting the political parties back?
as i cannot confirm any permanent commitment to hanover, perhaps I should go for a position as justice of the hanoverian court? any thoughts Tom?
pardek
Earl of Terebinthia
Posts: 134
(9/20/03 2:06 pm)
Re: ELECTION: Register as a Candidate
I wish to run
Thomas G C
HM King Thomas I
Posts: 648
(9/20/03 5:01 pm)
Re: ELECTION: Register as a Candidate
Simon,
No, I don't think there is any need to have official political parties for this Special Election, although there's nothing to stop a candaidate identifying himself with a specific party. It's purpose is really just to fulfill the Constitution's requirements for amendment (which say that only Parliamnt can amend the Constituion), so that we can put our new Constitution in place.
When that is done, I would definitely suggest that you take up a position in the judiciary. It all depends how the Constitutional Convention turns out, really, and what form the judiciary ends up in. If it turns out that I have the power to appoint a judge, I will not hesitate to appoint you if you want the job.
That probably won't be for a little while yet, though - it will take a fair while to sort out this new Constitution. In the meantime, you won't need to be too active in order to be a member of Parliament - just turn up for the votes (or at least the vote to ammend the Constitution).
His Majesty, Thomas I
Rakesh86
R.Maziar Ackbar,
Citizen
Posts: 54
(9/21/03 3:17 pm)
Re: ELECTION: Register as a Candidate
I also wish to run
pardek
D.Dreesbach,
Citizen
Posts: 139
(9/23/03 8:07 pm)
Re: ELECTION: Register as a Candidate
Your majesty,
did you not get my application by email?
Thomas G C
HM King Thomas I
Posts: 664
(9/23/03 9:35 pm)
Re: ELECTION: Register as a Candidate
Daniel,
No, I haven't received anything from you by email. Which address did you send it to?
pardek
D.Dreesbach,
Citizen
Posts: 140
(9/23/03 11:56 pm)
Re: ELECTION: Register as a Candidate
dont remember
Thomas G C
HM King Thomas I
Posts: 669
(9/25/03 4:28 pm)
Re: ELECTION: Register as a Candidate
Sorted. You have been added to the government's database.
pardek
D.Dreesbach,
Citizen
Posts: 142
(9/25/03 10:28 pm)
Re: ELECTION: Register as a Candidate
Plus i posted it in this forum just in case thank you
komoriSan
C.Braden,
Director of
Online Services
Posts: 387
(9/25/03 11:34 pm)
Re: ELECTION: Register as a Candidate
He steps to the microphone and says
"I am officially announcing my candidacy for parliament in the kingdom of Hanover"
The mob goes wild.
Thomas G C
HM King Thomas I
Posts: 705
(10/2/03 5:08 pm)
Re: ELECTION: Register as a Candidate
Voting is now complete. A couple of people registered votes, although of course all candidates were successful.
Our new Members of Parliament will take their seats on Friday. Once again, they are:
Wyndham, Christopher
Thompson, Simon
Dreesbach, Daniel
Maziar Ackbar, Rakesh
Braden, Char-Lez
Bill Bekkenhuis
Minister for
Immigration
Posts: 250
(10/3/03 6:07 pm)
Re: ELECTION: Register as a Candidate
Our new Members of Parliament will take their seats on Friday. Once again, they are:
Wyndham, Christopher
Thompson, Simon
Dreesbach, Daniel
Maziar Ackbar, Rakesh
Braden, Char-Lez
My apologies, I neglected my civic duties and did not register a vote. Had I voted, I'd have voted for you all.
Congratulations to all.
Regards,
Bill Bekkenhuis
bekkenhuis@fast.net
Rakesh86
R.Maziar Ackbar,
Chairman,
Royal Rights &
Responsibilities
Commission
Posts: 64
(10/3/03 10:58 pm)
Re: ELECTION: Register as a Candidate
Thanks Bill - your vote would have made all the difference <!--EZCODE EMOTICON START :b -->
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Lord Williams
HRH Prince Justin,
Viceroy of Athenoi
Posts: 132
(11/7/03 11:32 am)
Re: ELECTION: Register as a Candidate
I hereby declare my consent to vote for parliament in this election.
HRH the Duke of Guelph
SteveFoong
Minister of State
Posts: 413
(11/7/03 12:52 pm)
Re: ELECTION: Results
Your Highness,
Are you declaring consent to vote for parliament or are you standing for elections?
Steve
Lord Williams
HRH Prince Justin,
Viceroy of Athenoi
Posts: 133
(11/7/03 10:07 pm)
Re: ELECTION: Results
Forgive me, Count Damoneigh, My intention is to run in the election for Parliament. I don't know why I said vote. <!--EZCODE EMOTICON START :rollin -->
Typing error. I usually write or type what I see or hear. I must have read vote and typed it. Anyway, I hope this has not caused too much confusion.
With Respect and Esteem,
HRH the Duke of Guelph
King of Hanover
Posts: 49
(9/19/03 5:35 pm)
ELECTION: Results
Any citizen eligible to vote may register as a candidate for the Special Election. Simply post below indicating your intent.
Current Candidates (26/09/03)
Wyndham, Christopher
Thompson, Simon
Dreesbach, Daniel
Maziar Ackbar, Rakesh
Braden, Char-Lez
Citizens Eligible to Vote (24/09/03)
Braden, Char-Lez
Bekkenhuis, William
Evereste, Kieran
Dreesbach, Daniel
Foong, Steven
Hood, Kevin
Maziar Ackbar, Rakesh
Thompson, Simon
Williams, Justin
Wyndham, Christopher
Edited by: Thomas G C at: 10/2/03 5:09 pm
Hon. C. Wyndham, MP
Posts: 330
(9/20/03 10:21 am)
Re: ELECTION: Register as a Candidate
I do indicate my intent to stand as a candidate for Parliament.
Citizen of Hanover
Posts: 232
(9/20/03 1:39 pm)
Re: ELECTION: Register as a Candidate
here is my intent to become a candidate. will we be getting the political parties back?
as i cannot confirm any permanent commitment to hanover, perhaps I should go for a position as justice of the hanoverian court? any thoughts Tom?
Earl of Terebinthia
Posts: 134
(9/20/03 2:06 pm)
Re: ELECTION: Register as a Candidate
I wish to run
HM King Thomas I
Posts: 648
(9/20/03 5:01 pm)
Re: ELECTION: Register as a Candidate
Simon,
No, I don't think there is any need to have official political parties for this Special Election, although there's nothing to stop a candaidate identifying himself with a specific party. It's purpose is really just to fulfill the Constitution's requirements for amendment (which say that only Parliamnt can amend the Constituion), so that we can put our new Constitution in place.
When that is done, I would definitely suggest that you take up a position in the judiciary. It all depends how the Constitutional Convention turns out, really, and what form the judiciary ends up in. If it turns out that I have the power to appoint a judge, I will not hesitate to appoint you if you want the job.
That probably won't be for a little while yet, though - it will take a fair while to sort out this new Constitution. In the meantime, you won't need to be too active in order to be a member of Parliament - just turn up for the votes (or at least the vote to ammend the Constitution).
His Majesty, Thomas I
R.Maziar Ackbar,
Citizen
Posts: 54
(9/21/03 3:17 pm)
Re: ELECTION: Register as a Candidate
I also wish to run
D.Dreesbach,
Citizen
Posts: 139
(9/23/03 8:07 pm)
Re: ELECTION: Register as a Candidate
Your majesty,
did you not get my application by email?
HM King Thomas I
Posts: 664
(9/23/03 9:35 pm)
Re: ELECTION: Register as a Candidate
Daniel,
No, I haven't received anything from you by email. Which address did you send it to?
D.Dreesbach,
Citizen
Posts: 140
(9/23/03 11:56 pm)
Re: ELECTION: Register as a Candidate
dont remember
HM King Thomas I
Posts: 669
(9/25/03 4:28 pm)
Re: ELECTION: Register as a Candidate
Sorted. You have been added to the government's database.
D.Dreesbach,
Citizen
Posts: 142
(9/25/03 10:28 pm)
Re: ELECTION: Register as a Candidate
Plus i posted it in this forum just in case thank you
C.Braden,
Director of
Online Services
Posts: 387
(9/25/03 11:34 pm)
Re: ELECTION: Register as a Candidate
He steps to the microphone and says
"I am officially announcing my candidacy for parliament in the kingdom of Hanover"
The mob goes wild.
HM King Thomas I
Posts: 705
(10/2/03 5:08 pm)
Re: ELECTION: Register as a Candidate
Voting is now complete. A couple of people registered votes, although of course all candidates were successful.
Our new Members of Parliament will take their seats on Friday. Once again, they are:
Wyndham, Christopher
Thompson, Simon
Dreesbach, Daniel
Maziar Ackbar, Rakesh
Braden, Char-Lez
Minister for
Immigration
Posts: 250
(10/3/03 6:07 pm)
Re: ELECTION: Register as a Candidate
Our new Members of Parliament will take their seats on Friday. Once again, they are:
Wyndham, Christopher
Thompson, Simon
Dreesbach, Daniel
Maziar Ackbar, Rakesh
Braden, Char-Lez
My apologies, I neglected my civic duties and did not register a vote. Had I voted, I'd have voted for you all.
Congratulations to all.
Regards,
Bill Bekkenhuis
bekkenhuis@fast.net
R.Maziar Ackbar,
Chairman,
Royal Rights &
Responsibilities
Commission
Posts: 64
(10/3/03 10:58 pm)
Re: ELECTION: Register as a Candidate
Thanks Bill - your vote would have made all the difference <!--EZCODE EMOTICON START :b -->
<!--EZCODE EMOTICON START --> HRH Prince Justin,
Viceroy of Athenoi
Posts: 132
(11/7/03 11:32 am)
Re: ELECTION: Register as a Candidate
I hereby declare my consent to vote for parliament in this election.
HRH the Duke of Guelph
Minister of State
Posts: 413
(11/7/03 12:52 pm)
Re: ELECTION: Results
Your Highness,
Are you declaring consent to vote for parliament or are you standing for elections?
Steve
HRH Prince Justin,
Viceroy of Athenoi
Posts: 133
(11/7/03 10:07 pm)
Re: ELECTION: Results
Forgive me, Count Damoneigh, My intention is to run in the election for Parliament. I don't know why I said vote. <!--EZCODE EMOTICON START :rollin -->
Typing error. I usually write or type what I see or hear. I must have read vote and typed it. Anyway, I hope this has not caused too much confusion.
With Respect and Esteem,
HRH the Duke of Guelph