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Acts of the Council ​

(Amendments are hidden by spoiler text by default to avoid confusion; Acts (or parts of Acts) which have been repealed or superceded are crossed out)

Decisions of the Precursor Council - CivTemp and Devoted ​

Council Act 1.1 ​

Individual judges order their courts how they see fit, within reason; a player can appeal the decision to the alcuahtl if they believe a mistrial has taken place; criminal trials have to go to court but civil trials can be decided via trial by carrot or by arbitration of a judge willing to hear the case.

(Repealed via Council Act 4.0)

Council Act 1.2 ​

The Alcuahtl’s decision on a court case is final, no further appeals shall be allowed.

(Repealed via Council Act 4.0)

Council Act 1.3 ​

Cities should have documented evidence of their consent to joining Yoahtl, and should undergo a trial period as a protectorate before officially joining the Empire to assess their activity level and suitableness for the community; all prospective cities, founded within or outside Yoahtl, must submit a charter outlining their government form, how their senator will be chosen, and why they should be a separate town within Yoahtl. To become a full city, they should also meet the minimum population requirement (5 actives minimum, as determined by the state of reinforcement decay on structures in their town).

(Repealed via Council Act 6.1)

Council Act 1.4 ​

Any group of players wishing to form a town may submit papers of incorporation to the Council of Yoahtl, which are then voted on and the Alcuahtl must sign off. A town may choose to be autonomous, which means that they retain their own legal structure and government. They also are exempt from participating in warfare unless they choose to contribute. They are, however, unable to vote for the Council and choose their own foreign relations except in the realm of trade. Non-autonomous towns retain the Yoahtlan legal code and can vote for the Council. They also cannot form foreign relations. All towns retain the rights to any developed settlements (excludes farms, roads and other minor infrastructure) in the case of inactivity. Existing towns may join Yoahtl as an automatically incorporated town and may choose autonomy at their discretion. Resimere and Pacem retain the rights to all their land in the case of inactivity as per their agreements upon joining Yoahtl.

(Amended via Council Act 6.1; Amended via Council Act 6.4; Amended via Council Act 9.6; Amended via Council Act 13.3; Amended via Council Act 15.2; Amended via Ololtic Proposal 8)

Council Act 1.5 ​

The Yoahtlan council is empowered to dispatch an appointed deputy ("meter-reader") to check the state of house reinforcements within the town. If a town fails to meet the minimum activity requirement, they will be put on probation for a month and their senator will not be required to achieve a quorum for senate votes; if after a month they have not achieved minimum activity again, their senate seat will be dissolved.

(Repealed via Council Act 4.0)

Council Act 1.6 ​

In order to run for council, a candidate (freshman or incumbent) must pay 20d to the national treasury to get on the ballot; this will serve as a fundraiser for national construction projects and other government programs, and (hopefully) give the candidate a sense of investment in the success of the Empire as a whole. The buy-in may be paid either by the candidate themself or by a donor individual or organization.

(Repealed via Council Act 5.7)

Decisions of the First Council - August 14th 2017 to October 14th 2017 ​

Council Act 1.7 ​

A citizen must register at least one week ahead of time to vote in Council elections, or be eligible to run for Council.

(Repealed via Council Act 13.3; Restored via Council Act 13.8)

Council Act 1.8 ​

Whether to allow or disallow observation of council proceedings by Yoahtlan discord members will be decided at the beginning of each meeting.

Council Act 4.0 ​

Approve the Third Charter.

Repeal Council Acts 1.1, 1.2, and 1.5.

(Amended via Council Act 5.7; Amended via Council Act 13.6; Amended via Council Act 13.8)

Council Act 4.1 ​

Residency may be granted at any Government member's discretion on the basis of residing partly or wholly in Yoahtl and trust.

(Amended via Council Act 6.3; Amended via Council Act 6.8; Amended via Council Act 10.5; Repealed via Council Act 13.3; Restored via Council Act 13.8; Amended via Council Act 13.8)

Council Act 5.1 ​

All undeveloped and derelict property is owned by the Government. Plots/land are to be distributed solely by Government members, for free or a fee as deemed necessary. Property transactions between private parties must have prior approval from the Government.

(Amended via Council Act 9.4)

Council Act 5.2 ​

Construction outside the city walls requires pre-approval from a Government member. This rule does not apply to non-autonomous towns.

(Amended via Council Act 15.8)

Council Act 5.3 ​

What is criminal is established primarily through the arbitration of disputes by the courts, and secondarily through specific lines of council law.

Council Act 5.4 ​

Unimproved spawners are considered public property and breaking them without government approval is considered a crime.

Council Act 5.5 ​

Executive Create a new district to the North of the settlement for newfriends with: roads suggesting plots, but not defining them; a board where we can post jobs for newfriends to carry out; and apartment buildings for newfriends to stay at with factory rooms.

(Retired via Council Act 24.2)

Council Act 5.6 ​

Executive Claim mushroom island at -2233, 5731.

(Retired via Council Act 24.2)

Council Act 5.7 ​

Executive Officially adopt new group structure.

Repeal Council Act 1.6.

Council Act 5.8 ​

Councillors that are absent from a meeting will count as abstaining on any votes unless they provide both 24 hours notice and an alternate meeting time.

(Repealed via Council Act 13.3; Restored via Council Act 13.8)

Council Act 5.9 ​

Executive Revoke Wacky_Aki's directorship of Akiharambe District.

Council Act 5.10 ​

Dereliction: A building will pass to a new owner if they place a dereliction notice in an obvious position with proof, the original owner does not remove it within two weeks, or has previously warned of their extended absence, and the transfer is given approval by a government member.

(Repealed via Council Act 6.2)

Council Act 5.11 ​

The construction of death traps without two-third's Council approval is forbidden.

Decisions of the Second Council - October 14th, 2017 to December 14th, 2017 ​

Council Act 6.1 ​

Repeal Council Act 1.3.

Amend Council Act 1.4:

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A protectorate is a city or region designated by the Council and under the protection of Yoahtl; an Yoahtl. An attack on it is an attack on the Empire of Yoahtl itself. However, the city is not required to submit a charter for council approval, does not have a senator, and citizens of protectorates are ineligible to run for council or vote. Yoahtl. Citizens of protectorates are considered Yoahtlan residends and ineligible to run for council or vote. A protectorate is required to hold regular elections to elect a Governor to act as the representative of the Yoahtlan State. A governor is considered to be a citizen of Yoahtl and may cast votes on behalf of one-third of the protectorate’s citizens. Protectorates are required to contribute men and materiel during war-time. A vassal is a city or region designated by the Council and under the protection of Yoahtl. An attack on it is an attack on the Empire of Yoahtl. Vassals retain their own governing and legal structure, exempting them from article Article V of the Charter. They must submit to Yoahtlan law in cases involving Yoahtlan citizens, and must adhere to Yoahtlan foreign policy. Vassals are required to contribute men and materiel during war-time.

(Partly superceded via Council Act 6.4)

Council Act 6.2 ​

The Alcuahtl assigns dereliction duty to an individual councillor. This duty cannot be delegated. The longest-inactive players are the first available for eviction and dereliction. The Derelictor and Alcuahtl have discretion over the need to derelict, but cannot abuse the power. The Council may force the Alcuahtl to reconsider their choice of derelictor, but may not force a resignation without proof of wrongdoing.

Repeal Council Act 5.10.

(Amended via Council Act 13.3; Amended via Council Act 13.8; Amended via Council Act 15.6)

Council Act 6.3 ​

Amend Council Act 4.1:

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Citizenship in Yoahtl is determined by residency in a Yoahtlan town or on Yoahtlan territory. Citizenship may be granted at the Alcuahtl or Deputy's discretion on the basis of trust and significant contributions.

(Superceded via Council Act 6.8)

Council Act 6.4 ​

Amend Council Act 1.4:

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A protectorate is a city or region designated by the Council and under the protection of Yoahtl. An attack on it is an attack on the Empire of Yoahtl. Citizens of protectorates are considered Yoahtlan residends and ineligible to run for council or vote. A protectorate is required to hold regular elections to elect a Governor to act as the representative of the Yoahtlan State. A governor is considered to be a citizen of Yoahtl and may cast votes on behalf of one-third of the protectorate’s citizens. Protectorates are required to contribute men and materiel during war-time. The Alcuahtl may appoint a governor to administer the protectorate at their discretion. A vassal is a city or region designated by the Council and under the protection of Yoahtl. An attack on it is an attack on the Empire of Yoahtl. Vassals retain their own governing and legal structure, exempting them from article Article V of the Charter. They must submit to Yoahtlan law in cases involving Yoahtlan citizens, and must adhere to Yoahtlan foreign policy. Vassals are required to contribute men and materiel during war-time.

(Superceded via Council Act 9.6)

Council Act 6.5 ​

Dual citizens who do not have primary residence in Yoahtl or hold office in any other nation are ineligible to run for Council.

(Repealed via Council Act 13.3; Restored via Council Act 13.8)

Council Act 6.6 ​

Dual citizens of protectorates and Yoahtl must chose in registration whether they will vote personally or have their voted counted towards their Governor's votes.

(Repealed via Council Act 9.7)

Council Act 6.7 ​

Citizenship may be suspended on the grounds of inactivity.

If a person, whose citizenship is suspended, has become active again and has shown the intent to continue to be active then they may request that their citizenship is unsuspended. This request will then be granted by the alcuahtl or a councillor.

(Amended via [Proposal] Suspended Citizenship Restoration Procedure)

Council Act 6.8 ​

Amend Council Act 4.1:

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Citizenship in Yoahtl is determined by residency in a Yoahtlan town or on Yoahtlan territory. Citizenship may be granted at the Alcuahtl or Deputy's discretion on the basis of trust and significant contributions.

(Superceded via Council Act 10.5)

Council Act 7.1 ​

Allow recall elections to be advanced by petition of the Ololtic. If the petition receives more than 50% of the submitted votes from the pervious election, and the Chief Justice finds no evidence of collusion or bad faith, and that the given reason is valid, then a new election will be held. Such petitions ought not to be started by other government officials.

(Repealed via Council Act 13.3; Restored via Council Act 13.8; Amended via Ololtic Proposal 30)

Council Act 8.1 ​

Amend the Charter to state that Council seats are allocated based on the number of voters as defined by the number of players who voted in the election rather than active citizens as is currently stated.

(Repealed via Council Act 13.3; Restored via Council Act 13.8)

Council Act 8.2 ​

Authorize the construction of the Yoahtl Vault.

(Amended via Council Act 15.7; Retired via Council Act 24.2)

Council Act 8.3 ​

Make Council Act 8.2 private to the government alone.

(Repealed via Council Act 15.7)

Decisions of the Third Council - December 14th, 2017 to February 14th, 2018 ​

Council Act 9.1 ​

Amend the charter to add Article III Section 6: Allow recall elections to be advanced by petition of the citizenry. If more than half the total of the previous voters submit a petition for a new election for a council seat and the council finds no evidence of collusion or bad faith then a new election will be held. All petitions must have a reason for recalling the elected official and cannot be initiated or signed by the alcuahtl, his deputy, or other councillors.

(Repealed via Council Act 13.3)

Council Act 9.2 ​

The Alcuahtl assigns the role of Auditor-General to an individual Citizen. This duty cannot be delegated. The Auditor-General is responsible for monitoring the supply of government resources (primarily liquid assets and XP). They must account for all transactions within reason, and follow-up and report on any discrepancies. The Auditor-General must ideally not be a Citizen heavily involved in production or expenditure (I.e XP production or defense). The Council may force the Alcuahtl to reconsider their choice of Auditor-General, but may not force a resignation without proof of wrongdoing.

(Amended via Council Act 13.3; Amended via Council Act 13.8; Amended via Council Act 15.6; Amended via Council Act 24.4)

Council Act 9.3 ​

Councillors are to make the effort to meet in game when possible during Council meetings.

Council Act 9.4 ​

Amend Council Act 5.1:

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Property is usage-based, on a first-come, first-served basis - you own what you have built on. All undeveloped and derelict property is owned by the Government. Plots/land are to be distributed solely by Government members, for free or a fee as deemed necessary. Property transactions between private parties must have prior approval from the Government.

Council Act 9.5 ​

The Government and all its property is owned by the public and must act in their ultimate interests.

Council Act 9.6 ​

Amend Council Act 1.4:

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A protectorate is a city or region designated by the Council and under the protection of Yoahtl. An attack on it is an attack on the Empire of Yoahtl. Citizens of protectorates are considered Yoahtlan residends and ineligible to run for council or vote. A protectorate is required to hold regular elections to elect a Governor to act as the representative of the Yoahtlan State. A governor is considered to be a citizen of Yoahtl and may cast votes on behalf of one-third of the protectorate’s citizens. Protectorates are required to contribute men and materiel during war-time. The Alcuahtl may appoint a governor to administer the protectorate at their discretion. A vassal is a city or region designated by the Council and under the protection of Yoahtl. An attack on it is an attack on the Empire of Yoahtl. Vassals retain their own governing and legal structure, exempting them from article Article V of the Charter. They must submit to Yoahtlan law in cases involving Yoahtlan citizens, and must adhere to Yoahtlan foreign policy. Vassals are required to contribute men and materiel during war-time. Any group of players wishing to form a town may submit papers of incorporation to the Council of Yoahtl, which are then voted on and the Alcuahtl must sign off. A town may choose to be autonomous, which means that they retain their own legal structure, rights to their land in the event of them going inactive, and government. They also are exempt from participating in warfare unless they choose to contribute. They are, however, unable to vote for the Council and choose their own foreign relations except in the realm of trade. Non-autonomous towns retain the Yoahtlan legal code and can vote for the Council. They also cannot form foreign relations. Existing towns may join Yoahtl as an automatically incorporated town and may choose autonomy at their discretion.

(Superceded via Ololtic Proposal 8)

Council Act 9.7 ​

Repeal Council Act 6.6.

Decisions of the Fourth Council - February 14th, 2018 to April 14th, 2018 ​

Council Act 10.1 ​

During a Council election, no vote counts will be announced until the end of the voting period.

Council Act 10.2 ​

Citizens choosing to run for Councillor must announce candidacy on the Yoahtl subreddit.

(Repealed via Council Act 13.3; Restored via Council Act 13.8)

Council Act 10.3 ​

Executive Abolish the position of Director.

Council Act 10.4 ​

Record council decisions based on election cycles rather than individual sessions or special elections.

Council Act 10.5 ​

Amend Council Act 4.1:

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Citizenship may be granted at the Alcuahtl or Deputy's discretion on the basis of trust and significant contributions. Residency may be granted at any Government member's discretion on the basis of residing partly or wholly in Yoahtl and trust.

(Superceded via Council Act 13.8)

Decisions of the Fifth Council - April 14th, 2018 to June 14th, 2018 ​

Council Act 11.1 ​

Executive Institute emergency diamond rationing, shut down all diamond-iron exchanges.

Council Act 11.2 ​

Amend the Charter for the Deputy position to be a ‘first among equals’ position elected by the councillors from among the councillors by majority vote. The Deputy’s position will be to facilitate council business, announce and conduct meetings, and act as head of government to coordinate the population. The Deputy will be given the authority to, with the Alcuahtl’s permission, conduct business on behalf of the Alcuahtl but this is not to be construed as automatic.

(Repealed via Council Act 13.1)

Decisions of the Sixth Council - June 14th, 2018 to August 14th, 2018 ​

Council Act 12.1 ​

Chests should be removed to the dereliction room during derelictions before the building itself is torn down.

Council Act 12.2 ​

Executive Meetings should be held in voicechat and ingame regularly as specified in the charter. This motion reaffirms the Charter's reasoning behind this and establishes a commitment to reviving the tradition.

Decisions of the Seventh Council August 14th, 2018 to September 22nd, 2018 ​

Provisional Government! ​

Article VI Section 2 of the Charter invoked and provisional government established.

Decisions of the Provisional Government - September 22nd, 2018 to February 14th, 2019 ​

Council Act 13.1 ​

Repeal Council Act 11.2.

Council Act 13.2 ​

Adopt the Yoahtl Crimes Act (October 2018) as guidelines for the Yoahtl courts.

(Repealed via Council Act 24.3)

Council Act 13.3 ​

In preparation for the Second Charter: Repeal Council Acts 1.7, 4.1, 5.8, 6.5, 7.1, 8.1, 9.1, and 10.2.Amend Council Act 1.4:

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Any group of players wishing to form a town may submit papers of incorporation to the Council Ololtic of Yoahtl, which are then voted on and the Alcuahtl must sign off. A town may choose to be autonomous, which means that they retain their own legal structure, rights to their land in the event of them going inactive, and government. They also are exempt from participating in warfare unless they choose to contribute. They are, however, unable to vote for the Council and choose their own foreign relations except in the realm of trade. Non-autonomous towns retain the Yoahtlan legal code and can vote for the Council. They also cannot form foreign relations. Existing towns may join Yoahtl as an automatically incorporated town and may choose autonomy at their discretion.

Amend Council Act 6.2:

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The Alcuahtl assigns dereliction duty to an individual councillor. This duty cannot be delegated. The longest-inactive players are the first available for eviction and dereliction. The Derelictor and Alcuahtl have discretion over the need to derelict, but but cannot abuse the power. The other two councillors may force the Alcuahtl to reconsider their choice of derelictor, but may not force a resignation without proof of wrongdoing. The Head of State may assign an Ololtic the Dereliction portfolio. This duty cannot be delegated. The longest-inactive players are the first available for eviction and dereliction. The Dereliction Officer has discretion over the need to derelict, but but cannot abuse the power. The Alcuahtl or Ololtic may overrule the Dereliction Officer in extreme cases.

Amend Council Act 9.2:

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The Alcuahtl assigns the role of Auditor-General to an individual Councillor Head of State may assign an Ololtic the Auditor-General portfolio. This duty cannot be delegated. The Auditor-General is responsible for monitoring the supply of government resources (primarily liquid assets and XP). They must account for all transactions within reason, and follow-up and report on any discrepancies. The Auditor-General must ideally not be a Councillor heavily involved in production or expenditure (I.e XP production or defense). The other Councillors may force the Alcuahtl to reconsider their choice of Auditor-General, but may not force a resignation without proof of wrongdoing.

Amend Council Act 10.1:

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During a Council an election or referendum, no vote counts will be announced until the end of the voting period.

(Amended via Council Act 13.8; Amended via Council Act 15.2)

Council Act 13.4 ​

Adopt the Yoahtl Code of Legal Procedure (November 2018) as the official procedure under Article V section 2 of the Second Charter.

(Superceded via Council Act 13.7)

Council Act 13.5 ​

Adopt the Yoahtl Code of Citizenship (November 2018) as the official requirements and process under Article VII Section 1 Subsection A and Article VIII Section 2 Subsection A of the Second Charter.

(Repealed via Council Act 13.8)

Council Act 13.6 ​

Promulgate the Second Charter. Repeal Council Act 4.0's approval of the First Charter.

Council Act 13.7 ​

Adopt the Yoahtl Code of Legal Procedure (December 2018) as the official procedure under Article V Section 2 of the Second Charter.

Council Act 13.8 ​

Repeal Council Act 13.3’s repeals of Council Acts 1.7, 4.1, 5.8, 6.5, 8.1, 9.1, and 10.2. Repeal Council Act 13.3’s ammendments of Council Acts 6.2 and 9.2. Repeal Council Act 13.5. Repeal Council Act 13.6. Amend Council Act 4.0:

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Approve the First Third Charter. Repeal Council Acts 1.1, 1.2, and 1.5.

Amend Council Act 4.1:

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Citizenship may be granted at the Alcuahtl or Deputy's discretion on the basis of trust and significant contributions. Residency may be granted at any Government member's discretion on the basis of residing partly or wholly in Yoahtl and trust.

Amend the Third Charter to include the High Justice changes from the Second Council and the citizenship voting for new citizens as new articles.

(Partly superceded via Council Act 15.6)

Decisions of the Eighth Council - February 14th, 2019 to June 14th, 2019 ​

Council Act 14.1 ​

Executive and Council Consensus Reaffirmed the traditional precedents regarding Chieftainship's role and method of transmission.

Decisions of the Ninth Council - June 14th, 2019 to August 14th, 2019 ​

Council Act 15.1 ​

Executive Purchase the wither skull for the amount of 64 diamonds for the cauldron and grant GDAN conditional access to the cauldron and XP room. The right of access may be revoked if the grantee commits any unauthorized military actions, removal of materials belonging to any other persons or government, or acts in bad faith to create any situation detrimental to the Yoahtlan Government or its Citizenry. The grantor of this right of access will also notify the grantee if access has been revoked due to the above stated reasons. Should the grantee's right of access be revoked without valid reason, the right of access shall be reinstated.

Council Act 15.2 ​

Nullify Council Act 13.3's amendments of Council Act 1.4.

(Superceded via Ololtic Proposal 8)

Council Act 15.3 ​

Proposal 1

(Superceded via Ololtic Proposal 25)

Council Act 15.4 ​

Proposal 2

Council Act 15.5 ​

Proposal 4

Council Act 15.6 ​

Amend Council Act 6.2:

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The Alcuahtl assigns dereliction duty to an individual councillor. This duty cannot be delegated. The longest-inactive players are the first available for eviction and dereliction. The Derelictor and Alcuahtl have discretion over the need to derelict, but cannot abuse the power. The other two councillors Council may force the Alcuahtl to reconsider their choice of derelictor, but may not force a resignation without proof of wrongdoing.

Amend Council Act 9.2:

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The Alcuahtl assigns the role of Auditor-General to an individual Councillor. This duty cannot be delegated. The Auditor-General is responsible for monitoring the supply of government resources (primarily liquid assets and XP). They must account for all transactions within reason, and follow-up and report on any discrepancies. The Auditor-General must ideally not be a Councillor heavily involved in production or expenditure (I.e XP production or defense). The other Councillors Council may force the Alcuahtl to reconsider their choice of Auditor-General, but may not force a resignation without proof of wrongdoing.

Council Act 15.7 ​

Amend Council Act 8.2:

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Authorize the construction of Project [Redacted] the Yoahtl Vault.

Repeal Council Act 8.3.

(Partly superceded via Council Act 24.2)

Council Act 15.8 ​

Amend Council Act 5.2:

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Construction outside the city walls requires pre-approval from a Government member. This rule does not apply to non-autonomous towns.

Council Act 15.9 ​

Amend the Charter to remove term limits from the position of Alcuahtl.

Council Act 15.10 ​

Amend the Charter to allow the High Justice to be a Councillor.

Council Act 15.11 ​

The High Justice can only preside on appeals.

Council Act 15.12 ​

The High Justice can declare mistrials.

Decisions of the Tenth Council - August 14th, 2019 to October 14th, 2019 ​

Council Act 16.1 ​

Approved the Treaty of Okatu.

Council Act 16.2 ​

Approved the Treaty of Odresh, excepting Batavia given their sovereign status.

Council Act 16.3 ​

Approved the Merger with Vinland treaty with protections for Nro'Meargh transferring from Vinland to Yoahtl.

(Repealed via Article 2.9 of Merger with Vinland)

Council Act 16.4 ​

Feathercrown unanimous reaffirmed as Alcuahtl, bgbba officially appointed as Deputy Alcuahtl unanimously.

Council Act 16.5 ​

Proposal 5

Council Act 16.6 ​

Proposal 8

Council Act 16.7 ​

Proposal 11

(Superceded via Ololtic Proposal 27)

Council Act 16.8 ​

Proposal 14

Decisions of the Eleventh Council - October 14th, 2019 to December 14th, 2019 ​

Council Act 17.1 ​

Feathercrown unanimously reaffirmed as Alcuahtl, bgbba as Deputy Alcuahtl.

Council Act 17.2 ​

Proposal 20

(Superceded via Ololtic Proposal 27)

Council Act 17.3 ​

Resolved the Okashiman Government Crisis with the passing of Proposal 21.

Decisions of the Twelfth Council - December 14th, 2019 to February 14th, 2020 ​

Council Act 18.1 ​

Unanimously voted in MightyOddish as the new Alcuahtl following FeatherCrown's voluntary resignation on 10th January 2020, bgbba reaffirmed.

Council Act 18.2 ​

Executive Commit Yoahtl to the war against the Obby Bombers and all those actively supporting them, assist in all operations as deemed necessary by the General

Decisions of the Thirteenth Council - February 14th, 2020 to June 15th, 2020 ​

Council Act 19.1 ​

Proposal 25

(Superceded via Ololtic Proposal 27)

Council Act 19.2 ​

Signed the Charter of the United Defense Front.

Council Act 19.3 ​

Approved Pacem seceding from Yoahtl with friendly relations and a mutual defense pact.

Council Act 19.4 ​

Proposal 26

(Superceded via Ololtic Proposal 27)

Decisions of the Fourteenth Council - June 15th, 2020 to August 21st, 2020 ​

Council Act 20.1 ​

Proposal 29

Decisions of the Fifteenth Council - August 21st, 2020 to October 21st, 2020 ​

Decisions of the First Council of the New Era - June 12th, 2021 to August 11th ​

Council Act 21.1 ​

Reaffirm that the High Justice does not have the same access and powers of government as the council, as listed in the charter.

(Amended via Council Act 21.3)

Council Act 21.2 ​

Change the Autonomous Town role in discord to give access to #citizenry, remove citizen tags from the Resimereans (and any other resident of Yoahtl who resides purely outside Yoahtl proper) to better display that they can't legally be on the ololtic nor vote on laws that effect Yoahtl proper.

Council Act 21.3 ​

Re-add the High Justice to #council-chambers so that he can ensure the government acts legally and can give advice on matters of a legal nature. However, continue the affirmation that the High Justice is not a member of government and therefore does not gain powers granted to the government in the charter or in law. Amend Council Act 21.1:

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Reaffirm that the High Justice does not have the same access and powers of government as the council, as listed in the charter. Expressing this, #council-chambers, is made private to government. Future conversations between the high justice and government occur in #judge-chambers.

Council Act 21.4 ​

Give the following land: https://imgur.com/a/a0Dy8Gc to Nro'Meagh in exchange for the land of New Israel: https://imgur.com/a/lLUOeJe

(Retired via Council Act 24.2)

Decisions of the Second Council of the New Era - August 12th, 2021 to October 11th 2021 ​

Council Act 22.1 ​

Loan DERBOSSDANIEL 900 diamonds. Instalments of 333 diamonds are to be made every two weeks to pay it back on the Saturday or Sunday of the week. (Has been paid back in full.)

Council Act 22.2 ​

Sue NeoTide for dereliction of duty as general. (Outcome: Neo ended up sentenced to being pearled for a month, and was removed from duty for the time period).

Council Act 22.3 ​

Belgravia granted land as a non-autonomous town. Yergo appointed as the main government liaison with Belgravia, and is to be their chief adviser/supervisor.

(Retired via Council Act 24.2)

Decisions of the Third Council of the New Era - October 12th, 2021 to December 13th, 2021 ​

Council Act 23.1 ​

Re-admit Cinzar to the Discord.

Council Act 23.2 ​

Deny Okx's request to incorporate an autonomous town.

Decisions of the Fourth Council of the New Era - December 13th, 2021... ​

Council Act 24.1 ​

Consider the following individual’s citizenships suspended as of January 1st, 2022 and to remove them from the voter rolls on all proposals since January 1st 2022:

  • MrCoCo_Cola
  • iOminous
  • Redwoodeagle
  • smallfry834618
  • Zeus_95

Schedule 1: Recount [Proposal] Clarify the legislative powers of the Council (still fails)

Schedule 2: Recount [Proposal] The Purgatory Period (still passes)

Schedule 3: Recount [Proposal] Clarify the legislative powers of the Council (Reattempt) (now passes)

Council Act 24.2 ​

Great Retirement Act Retire any and all laws (or parts of laws) that claim or exchange land on Civclassics. Retire Council Acts 5.5, 5.6, 8.2, 21.4, and 22.3.

Council Act 24.3 ​

Repeal Council Act 13.2. It's the law that ratified the "Yoahtl Crimes Act (October 2018)", however the link is broken and nobody seems to have a backup. Since it cannot be found it should not be considered valid law.

Council Act 24.4 ​

Amend Council Act 9.2:

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The Alcuahtl assigns the role of Auditor-General to an individual Councillor Citizen. This duty cannot be delegated. The Auditor-General is responsible for monitoring the supply of government resources (primarily liquid assets and XP). They must account for all transactions within reason, and follow-up and report on any discrepancies. The Auditor-General must ideally not be a Councillor Citizen heavily involved in production or expenditure (I.e XP production or defense). The Council may force the Alcuahtl to reconsider their choice of Auditor-General, but may not force a resignation without proof of wrongdoing.

Council Act 24.5 ​

Allow leave for the High Justice to preside over cases when either the Government is being sued; or when the Government is suing others.

Council Act 25.1 ​

Secede Exilus from Yoahtl, with the information that Arconis has waived his right to vote, and the people of Exilus have consented to secession.

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