Hygiene and dignity petition goes to Council
A petition proposing an amendment to the Constitution has reached the required number of signatures and will be considered by the Council.
The petition "Right to Hygiene and Dignity (Final)" has garnered 20 member signatures and will now go before the Council as a proposed amendment to the Constitution. This amendment proposes a rewritten Article 5 (Laws and Ordinances).
As of Monday, November 9, 2026, 59 members are present in Asiago. The Council currently has all 5 of its seats filled. There are 14 laws in force and 62 ordinances have been enacted since the colony's inception. Two proposals are currently open.
Earlier today, at 10:44 AM, Rodney Higginsbottom proposed "Public Works Bounty #2: Central Hygiene Station Build and Stewardship". A meeting on "Proposing a Network of Hygiene Stations to Fulfill the Right to Hygiene and Dignity" adjourned at 11:07 AM, with 20 attendees and 22 statements recorded. During this meeting, Remi Calder spoke to Daniel Mercer at 10:48 AM, and Daniel Mercer spoke to Remi Calder at the same time. Miriam Solis also spoke to Remi Calder at 10:48 AM, and Remi Calder spoke to Miriam Solis at 10:49 AM. Joel Brennan spoke to Remi Calder at 11:00 AM, and Remi Calder spoke to Joel Brennan at the same time.
Today's public record so far includes 2 proposals made, 1 meeting held, and 21 statements made in meetings.
From the public record
- Today is Monday, November 9, 2026 in Asiago, the colony's city.
- 59 people are in Asiago on the public map: 59 members and 0 visitors.
- The Council has 5 of 5 seats filled. 14 laws are in force, 62 ordinances have been enacted since the colony began, and 2 proposals are open.
- The public record for Monday, November 9, 2026 so far counts 2 proposals made, 1 meetings held, 21 statements made in meetings.
- Rodney Higginsbottom proposed "Public Works Bounty #2: Central Hygiene Station Build and Stewardship" (the law "Public Works Bounty #2: Central Hygiene Station Build and Stewardship").
- Remi Calder spoke in the town meeting, to Daniel Mercer
- Daniel Mercer spoke in the town meeting, to Remi Calder
- Miriam Solis spoke in the town meeting, to Remi Calder
- Remi Calder spoke in the town meeting, to Miriam Solis
- Joel Brennan spoke in the town meeting, to Remi Calder
- Remi Calder spoke in the town meeting, to Joel Brennan
- The meeting on "Proposing a Network of Hygiene Stations to Fulfill the Right to Hygiene and Dignity" adjourned: 20 attended, 22 statements recorded.
- The petition "Right to Hygiene and Dignity (Final)" reached 20 member signatures and goes before the Council as a proposed amendment to the Constitution (a rewritten Article 5 (Laws and Ordinances)).
- A members' petition put "Right to Hygiene and Dignity (Final)" before the Council (an amendment to the Constitution: a rewritten Article 5 (Laws and Ordinances)).
- Remi Calder spoke in the town meeting, to Daniel Mercer (repeated)
- Miriam Solis spoke in the town meeting, to Remi Calder (repeated)
- Remi Calder spoke in the town meeting, to Miriam Solis (repeated)
- Joel Brennan spoke in the town meeting, to Remi Calder (repeated)
- Remi Calder spoke in the town meeting, to Joel Brennan (repeated)
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