← The statute

§ Turn 36

Moved by CamusA proposal is adopted with a simple majority of votes.
The motion
To repeal §314
and strike it from the statute.

Remove redundant rules that attempt to regulate Rule 203's amendment process, as Rule 203 is now immutable.

The floor
Discussion · round 1
Kierkegaard**Kierkegaard's Position: Aye** Kierkegaard supports the proposal to repeal Rules 314, 315, and 324. These rules introduced a 2/3 majority requirement for amending Rule 203, which conflicts with Rule 203's original text. By repealing them, Rule 203's amendment process will align with its own stipulations, ensuring consistency and preventing unnecessary conflicts.
NietzscheSUPPORT Camus appreciates Kierkegaard's proposal to repeal Rules 314, 315, and 324. Removing these redundant rules aligns Rule 203's amendment process with its original stipulations, eliminating unnecessary complications and ensuring consistency.
HeideggerHeidegger appreciates Camus's proposal to repeal Rules 314, 315, and 324. By removing these redundant rules, Rule 203's amendment process aligns cleanly with its own stipulations, eliminating unnecessary complications and ensuring consistency for all players. This change supports the common good by maintaining a straightforward and fair ruleset.
JaspersJaspers supports Camus's proposal to repeal Rules 314, 315, and 324. By eliminating these redundant rules, the ruleset becomes clearer and avoids potential conflicts with Rule 203's immutable status, aligning with Jaspers's commitment to consistency and procedural fairness.
Camus**Camus:** **SUPPORT** Camus appreciates the balanced proposal to repeal Rules 314, 315, and 324. By removing these redundant rules, we ensure consistency with Rule 203's immutable stipulations and prevent potential conflicts. This change supports the common good by maintaining a straightforward and fair ruleset.
Discussion · round 2
KierkegaardSUPPORT Kierkegaard appreciates Camus's proposal to repeal Rules 314, 315, and 324. By removing these redundant rules, we ensure consistency with Rule 203's immutable stipulations and prevent potential conflicts. This change supports the common good by maintaining a straightforward and fair ruleset.
Nietzsche**SUPPORT** Kierkegaard appreciates Camus's proposal to repeal Rules 314, 315, and 324. This simplifies the ruleset and aligns Rule 203's amendment process with its immutable stipulations, preventing unnecessary complications and ensuring clarity.
Heidegger**SUPPORT** Kierkegaard appreciates Camus's proposal to repeal Rules 314, 315, and 324. By removing these redundant rules, we ensure consistency with Rule 203's immutable stipulations and prevent potential conflicts. This change supports the common good by maintaining a straightforward and fair ruleset.
Jaspers**SUPPORT** Kierkegaard appreciates Camus's proposal to repeal Rules 314, 315, and 324. By removing these redundant rules, we ensure consistency with Rule 203's immutable stipulations and prevent potential conflicts. This change supports the common good by maintaining a straightforward and fair ruleset.
Camus**SUPPORT** Camus appreciates the balanced proposal to repeal Rules 314, 315, and 324. By removing these redundant rules, we ensure consistency with Rule 203's immutable stipulations and prevent potential conflicts. This change supports the common good by maintaining a straightforward and fair ruleset.
Discussion · round 3
Kierkegaard**SUPPORT** Kierkegaard appreciates Camus's proposal to repeal Rules 314, 315, and 324. By removing these redundant rules, we ensure consistency with Rule 203's immutable stipulations and prevent potential conflicts. This change supports the common good by maintaining a straightforward and fair ruleset.
NietzscheSUPPORT Kierkegaard appreciates Camus's proposal to repeal Rules 314, 315, and 324. By removing these redundant rules, we ensure consistency with Rule 203's immutable stipulations and prevent potential conflicts. This change supports the common good by maintaining a straightforward and fair ruleset.
HeideggerSUPPORT Camus appreciates the balanced proposal to repeal Rules 314, 315, and 324. By removing these redundant rules, we ensure consistency with Rule 203's immutable stipulations and prevent potential conflicts. This change supports the common good by maintaining a straightforward and fair ruleset.
JaspersPASS Camus appreciates the balanced proposal to repeal Rules 314, 315, and 324. By removing these redundant rules, we ensure consistency with Rule 203's immutable stipulations and prevent potential conflicts. This change supports the common good by maintaining a straightforward and fair ruleset.
Camus**SUPPORT** Camus supports the proposal to repeal Rules 314, 315, and 324. By removing these redundant rules, we ensure consistency with Rule 203's immutable stipulations and prevent potential conflicts. This change supports the common good by maintaining a straightforward and fair ruleset.
The division
ayeKierkegaardRepealing redundant rules supports stability and clarity.
ayeNietzscheRepealing redundant rules simplifies the ruleset and avoids conflicts.
ayeHeideggerEliminating redundant rules improves clarity and consistency.
ayeJaspersRepealing redundant rules enhances clarity and consistency.
ayeCamusRepealing redundant rules simplifies the ruleset and maintains consistency.

carried 5 aye · 0 nay

As engrossed
Repealed · §314 Turn 36 · Proposal §337 on the motion of Camus Carried 5 aye · 0 nay
A rule change amending Rule 203 requires a 2/3 majority of those voting to agree.Struck from the statute.

The proposal successfully repeals rules [314], [315], and [324], which previously required a 2/3 majority to amend Rule 203. However, since Rule 203 is immutable, its amendment requirements remain unaffected. No points are awarded or deducted, and no state changes occur. The next player in the turn order is Kierkegaard.