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Summary
The Underhusen passed the Grammer Corrections Resolution in order to recognize @Mathyland for his role correcting the spelling and grammar in various laws, as well as to encourage others to find and correct errors in current and future law.

History
2017.11.08 - Original passage
2021.02.02 - Dissolution of Underhusen

Final Version

Title
1. This resolution shall be cited as the Grammar Corrections Resolution.

Resolution
2. The 24th Underhusen, understanding that grammar conventions are vital to clear communication, particularly in the interpretation of regional law, and acknowledging the heightened professionalism and credibility to be gained from consistent grammar, hereby:
(a) Recognizes Skrifa Mathyland for his efforts in correcting Wintrean law in his Grammar Check of Wintreath and numerous correctional amendments,
(b) Strongly encourages the Monarch and Overhusen to make correctional amendments to Royal Decrees and Overhusen Procedure, respectively, as outlined in the Grammar Check of Wintreath, and
(c) Advises the Citizenry, especially Skrifa and other government officials, to continue identifying and correcting grammatical and typographical errors in both existing law and proposed bills.

Original Version

Time in Effect: November 8th, 2017 (passage of the Act) to February 2nd, 2021 (dissolution of the Underhusen)

Legislative Votes: Underhusen

Final Text

Spoiler

Title
1. This resolution shall be cited as the Grammar Corrections Resolution.

Resolution
2. The 24th Underhusen, understanding that grammar conventions are vital to clear communication, particularly in the interpretation of regional law, and acknowledging the heightened professionalism and credibility to be gained from consistent grammar, hereby:
(a) Recognizes Skrifa Mathyland for his efforts in correcting Wintrean law in his Grammar Check of Wintreath and numerous correctional amendments,
(b) Strongly encourages the Monarch and Overhusen to make correctional amendments to Royal Decrees and Overhusen Procedure, respectively, as outlined in the Grammar Check of Wintreath, and
(c) Advises the Citizenry, especially Skrifa and other government officials, to continue identifying and correcting grammatical and typographical errors in both existing law and proposed bills.