IDO Old Server Records

Jake!04/10/2019
"Espresso
@ International Diplomatic Organization Thank you all for voting and contributing to the debate around the broad aims we will include in our constitution. The votes have been counted and the results will now be announced.
Motion A: Supported unanimously (100%) and will be entered into our constitution
Motion B: Supported with a constitutional majority (72%) and will be entered into our constitution
Motion C: Supported with a constitutional majority (75%) and will be entered into our constitution
Motion D: Supported with a constitutional majority (95%) and will be entered int our constitution
Motion E: Supported without a constitutional majority (52%) and therefore agreed in principle. Therefore this motion will be subject to further scrutiny and delegates will have the opportunity to submit and vote upon alternative texts at the ranked voting stage. Please note that if Motion H is carried, this motion is rendered obsolete.
Motion F: Supported unanimously (100%) and will be entered into our constitution
Motion G: Supported with a constitutional majority (90%), however note this motion will be rendered obsolete if Article 4 of Motion H is carried.
Motion H: This motion has been voted on in separate articles and will be voted on as amended at the next stage.
Articles 1-11: Supported unanimously (100%), to be included in Motion H
Article 12: Supported with a constitutional majority (81%), to be included in Motion H
Article 13: Supported unanimously (100%), to be included in Motion H
Article 14: Supported with a constitutional majority (88%), to be included in Motion H
Article 15: Supported unanimously (100%), to be included in motion H
Article 16: Supported without a constitutional majority (60%) and therefore agreed in principle. Therefore, this motion will be subject to further scrutiny nd delegates will have the opportunity to submit and vote upon alternative texts at the ranked stage.
Article 17: Supported with a constitutional majority (76%), to be included in Motion H
Article 18: Supported unanimously (100%), to be included in Motion H
Article 19: Supported with a constitutional majority (88%), to be included in Motion H
Article 20: Supported with a constitutional majority (88%), to be included in Motion H
Article 21: Supported with a constitutional majority (70%), to be included in Motion H.
Article 22: Supported with a constitutional majority (88%), to be included in Motion H
Article 23: Supported with a constitutional majority (80%), to be included in Motion H.
Article 24: Supported with a constitutional majority (72%), to be included in Motion H
Article 25: Supported with a constitutional majority (76%), to be included in Motion H
Article 26: Supported with a constitutional majority (76%), to be included in Motion H.
Article 27: Supported with a constitutional majority (69%), to be included in Motion H.
Article 28: Supported with a constitutional majority (72%), to be included in Motion H
Article 29: Supported with a constitutional majority (88%), to be included in Motion H
Article 30: Supported with a constitutional majority (81%), to be include in Motion H
Article 31: Supported with a constitutional majority (88%), to be included in Motion H
Article 32: Supported with a constitutional majority (74%), to be included in Motion H
Article 33: Rejected (47%), not to be included in Motion H.
Amendment to Article 17, replacing all references to property with ‘personal property’: Supported with a constitutional majority (73%), to be included in Article 17, to be included in Motion H
Motion to ensure 33 be proposed as a General Assembly Resolution: Rejected (21%).
Gender neutral language amendment to all articles in Motion H: Supported with a constitutional majority (82%), thus amending all articles and Motion H as such.
Thank you all for voting.

We now must deal with the next priority and discuss the following issues in the chamber:

- The text of Article 16
- The role/ composition of a General Assembly
- The role/ composition of a Security Council
- The IDO approach to sanctions"
"Jake
Abandon the currently-passed constitution to write a new, unbiased constitution from scratch?
Thumbs up for yes, thumbs down for no. Sideways to abstain.
Abandon only parts of the constitution not passed with a 2/3rds majority?
Thumbs up for yes, thumbs down for no. Sideways to abstain."
Jake!04/10/2019
Espresso
Thumbs up, thumbs down.

Security Council Founding Motion A: The Security Council will contain permanent members
Jake!Last Monday at 1:32 PM
Espresso
Voting starting now until Tuesday 10AM UK time. We are using Single Transferrable Voting and results will be calculated. Please put 1 to 7 in order of 1 being your most favourite and 7 being your least favourite. Usual rules on 2 delegates per nation.

1. Taeguk Plan: No permanent seats. Each IDO member receives 4 votes to allocate to nations (1 per nation) and the top 8 nations are given a seat for a 5 year term. Nations can vote for themselves. First Chairman acts as tiebreaker.
2. Continental Plan: No permanent seats. 9 Security Council members are elected by geographic regions.
3. Trefor Plan: 4 rotating seats reserved for big countries, 4 rotating seats reserved for small countries, elected First Chairman acts as tiebreaker.
4. Permanent Plus 5 : 4 permanent seats for Zalivia, Shanthi, Kreisland and Ashfield. 5 elected seats voted by geographic regions.
5. Kreisland Plan: 5 permanent seats. For the remainder, 6 rotating seats for the top 3 and bottom 3. After a 4 year term, 3 below the current top 3 and 3 above the current bottom take a term and so on.
6. Shanthi Plan: Permanent seats for 100 plus million nations. Permanent seats will comprise 1/3 of the Security Council with the remainder elected.
7. Danivon Plan: Motion X-1: That there shall be a General Council established that will be based on every member state having a single delegate with voting powers and speaking rights, to be determined by each nation through their own internally agreed process. In lieu of a nomination, or in case of disputes, the Head of State (or Head of Government for Constitutional Monarchies) shall be recognised as delegate.

Motion X-2: In General Council, motions shall in normal circumstances be agreed by majority vote. The exceptions are for changes to the IDO Constitution and structures (a) ; decisions that mean the IDO acting in or against a member state (b); decisions that mean the IDO acting in or against a non-member state (c) ; any Budgetary or revenue raising measures (d) ;

Thresholds either 2/rds or otherwise
Espresso (Independent Mediator)Last Monday at 3:39 PM
Thanks Jake, apologies for the mistakes with the voting I set up earlier - I’ve been ill and my head hasn’t been in the right place.
Jake!Today at 11:36 AM
Should the IDO all be hosted in the same city, or should each council have its own host city? Voting for the latter is not a decision for where specifically these should be, only whether or not they should be hosted separately.
Thumbs up for hosted separately.
Thumbs down for it to be kept in the IDO.
Jake!Today at 5:54 PM
Hello everyone! Since KV is moving to Zalivia, this server is (with its better organization and larger outreach) going with him to become the new Zalivia server. Because of this, we'll be moving the IDO to its own server, which I'll quickly put together before this server begins transitioning into Zalivia. The vote currently being held on the different Security Council Plans will be recorded on an excel document, and posted in the new server; where we will continue voting (and allow people to change their votes).