Hasanistan has officially withdrew from the Konmalehth following the passage and enactment of the Konmalehth Withdrawal Act. Prime Minister Hasan Çakar has also stepped down as the Vice-Chair of Konmalehth due to Hasanistan's withdrawal.
Yesterday, the Hasani Mejlis (under the provisional government) voted in a overwhelming majority to pass the Konmalehth Withdrawal Act by 4 supports, 1 abstain and no opposition. The Act was drafted and proposed by the Prime Minister. The decision was made by Prime Minister Çakar with the agreement of His Majesty Shahanshah Deñiz I to postpone royal assent and enactment of the Act until Çakar had resigned as Vice-Chair and notified the Konmalehth of their intentions.
Çakar announced his resignation today within the Quorum of Delegates and soon later also announced the passage of the Act and Hasanistan's withdrawal in Quorum from the organisation. Montescano, which is under a personal union with Hasanistan, announced their withdrawal for similar reasons and passed a similar act within their own parliament. The Konmalehth respected the decision and Chair Stephen Freayth stated following the announcement "It is disappointing that the two member states has voted to leave. But whatever the member states have decided we will respect it." and announced special elections for the office of Vice Chair to replace Çakar.
Çakar issued the following statement to the Hasani people following the withdrawal:
Yesterday, the Hasani Mejlis (under the provisional government) voted in a overwhelming majority to pass the Konmalehth Withdrawal Act by 4 supports, 1 abstain and no opposition. The Act was drafted and proposed by the Prime Minister. The decision was made by Prime Minister Çakar with the agreement of His Majesty Shahanshah Deñiz I to postpone royal assent and enactment of the Act until Çakar had resigned as Vice-Chair and notified the Konmalehth of their intentions.
Çakar announced his resignation today within the Quorum of Delegates and soon later also announced the passage of the Act and Hasanistan's withdrawal in Quorum from the organisation. Montescano, which is under a personal union with Hasanistan, announced their withdrawal for similar reasons and passed a similar act within their own parliament. The Konmalehth respected the decision and Chair Stephen Freayth stated following the announcement "It is disappointing that the two member states has voted to leave. But whatever the member states have decided we will respect it." and announced special elections for the office of Vice Chair to replace Çakar.
Çakar issued the following statement to the Hasani people following the withdrawal:
"This decision was a hard choice but I do not believe Hasanistan can continue membership within the Konmalehth. The inactivity and recent backdoor rumours have made me disillusioned with the organisation and its viability. However, I wish it the best of luck and hold no ill against it. I hope to maintain friendly relations with our Konmalehth friends."A copy of the Konmalehth Withdrawal Act can be viewed here.
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