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1. This act is to be cited as the Fundamental Laws Amendment XII

Amendments
2. Article VII of the Fundamental Laws is re-titled as "Amendments"
3. Article VII, Section 2 of the Fundamental Laws is amended to read as follows:

The Storting shall have the authority to propose amendments to these Fundamental Laws by a two-thirds supermajority vote of both the Underhusen and Overhusen.

4. Article VII, Section 3 of the Fundamental Laws is amended to read as follows:

Any amendment to these Fundamental Laws passed by the Storting is considered ratified if approved by both the Monarch and by a two-thirds supermajority in favor of the Citizens of Wintreath voting at referendum.

Skrifa may vote Aye, Nay, or Abstain.

Nay
Aye
Nay.

As was said in the Citizen's Platform thread, this seems to be a very small thing to warrant an entire Fundamental Laws Amendment, as this would now have to go to a citizen vote and it seems like a lot of hassle for just one tiny change. As trader said, I think the way to go would be a) an Omnibus correctional bill or b) a bill defining "constitution" as our Fundamental laws. We can discuss which one to pursue later, but for now my vote stands.

Aye

After reading taulover's concerns about this, I agree and will thus vote Nay.

Nay.
You don't just amend the constitution for styling.

With three Nays I declare this failed.

Additionally, I will leave this open for @Laurentus to vote, and I am recording my vote as Nay, bringing the total to four.

FINAL RESULT
Aye: 0
Nay: 4
Abstain: 0
Not Voting: 1

Nay.