On Wednesday 02 January 2008 11:13:05 Josiah Worcester wrote:
> I Call for Judgement on the following: Dependent actions with fewer than
> Quorum voters have not been made since clause (a) of rule 955 was made to
> have its current text, except for the self-ratification of the voting
> results.
> Evidence:
> (a) If there is more than one available option, and the number
> of distinct voters who submitted valid ballots is less than
> quorum, then the outcome is FAILED QUORUM, regardless of the
> remainder of this rule. Otherwise, the decision achieved
> quorum.
> Evidence:
> Quorum for an Agoran decision is N/3 (where N is the number of
> eligible voters with a positive voting limit on that decision),
> rounded up, with a minimum of five (unless this is greater than
> N, in which case quorum is N, or the decision is whether to
> approve a dependent action, in which case quorum is zero).
>
> Arguments:
> All such decisions have failed quorum. The only way such votes are
legitimate
> is due to self-ratification.
>
Further evidence:
(from rule 1728)
(b) The available options are SUPPORT and OBJECT.
