The Mejlis had held a session, beginning last night and ending this morning, over the matter of approving the request to join the proposed re-established Tsardom of Pavlov on 29 May 2020 which was offered by the Principality of Montescano. Following three votes, two on the issue and one to solve a tie after the first vote, the Mejlis finally voted to approve accepting the invite through the "I DEN AM 2 (Tsardom of Pavlov Act)".
The Principality of Montescano, which is also ruled by His Majesty the Shahanshah, invited all member states of the Pavlovian Union to merge and re-establish the Pavlovian Tsardom on 29 May. Following some days of discussion, the Hasani government put the decision regarding acceptance of the invite to the Mejlis yesterday. His Majesty the Shahanshah thus proposed the first motion of the session regarding accepting the invite.
In the initial vote on accepting the invite, the vote ended in a tie with three representatives supporting the decision and three opposing the decision. This caused an impasse in the Mejlis, as the Hasani Constitution did not state what would happen in the case of a tie.
His Majesty put forward a second motion requesting the ability for him to have the ability to issue a "tie-braking" decision to break the deadlock. This was passed by 3 in support, 2 in opposition and one abstention.
Finally, a third motion was put forward as a second vote on the issue of accepting the invite. In addition, the Tsardom of Pavlov Act was quickly drafted to formalise the decision and describe how the process of annexation by the Tsardom of Pavlov would take place. The vote predictably ended in the same stalemate as the first vote, although His Majesty now was able to pass the law through his tie-braking decision. He then quickly gave royal assent, formally enacting the law.
The passage of the Tsardom of Pavlov Act now means that a process will begin preparing for Hasanistan merger with Montescano and other Pavlovian Union member states to re-establish Pavlov on 29 May 2020.
The Principality of Montescano, which is also ruled by His Majesty the Shahanshah, invited all member states of the Pavlovian Union to merge and re-establish the Pavlovian Tsardom on 29 May. Following some days of discussion, the Hasani government put the decision regarding acceptance of the invite to the Mejlis yesterday. His Majesty the Shahanshah thus proposed the first motion of the session regarding accepting the invite.
In the initial vote on accepting the invite, the vote ended in a tie with three representatives supporting the decision and three opposing the decision. This caused an impasse in the Mejlis, as the Hasani Constitution did not state what would happen in the case of a tie.
His Majesty put forward a second motion requesting the ability for him to have the ability to issue a "tie-braking" decision to break the deadlock. This was passed by 3 in support, 2 in opposition and one abstention.
Finally, a third motion was put forward as a second vote on the issue of accepting the invite. In addition, the Tsardom of Pavlov Act was quickly drafted to formalise the decision and describe how the process of annexation by the Tsardom of Pavlov would take place. The vote predictably ended in the same stalemate as the first vote, although His Majesty now was able to pass the law through his tie-braking decision. He then quickly gave royal assent, formally enacting the law.
The passage of the Tsardom of Pavlov Act now means that a process will begin preparing for Hasanistan merger with Montescano and other Pavlovian Union member states to re-establish Pavlov on 29 May 2020.
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