Impeachable Offenses Bill 2007

POLL QUESTION: Should the Assembly consent to the Impeachable Offences Bill 2007? (cybersenate message 9318)

CHOICES AND RESULTS
- Yes, 2 votes, 66.67%
- No, 1 votes, 33.33%
- Abstain, 0 votes, 0.00%
- Defer, 0 votes, 0.00%
- Show current results, 0 votes, 0.00%

INDIVIDUAL VOTES
- Yes
Fors
Santucci
- No
Oatney
- Abstain
- Defer
- Show current results

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The National Assembly enacts Chapter 290 of the Federal Code as follows:

290.1 The following conduct constitutes an impeachable offence:

290.11 a serious violation of the Constitution or the law;

290.12 serious misconduct;

290.13 inability to perform the functions of office; or

290.14 failure to perform the functions of office.

290.2 When it appears to a court or another organ of state that an impeachable offence may been committed, they must communicate that fact to the National Assembly.

290.3 The National Assembly may suspend an impeached officer from office until the final decision on conviction or acquittal, but the suspension may neither be renewed nor continued longer than 28 days.

290.4 The common law of impeachment is abrogated in Cyberia.