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'''Sessei:''' The Sessei is the legislative body of Shimazu and consists of all Daimyo, including the Emperor. The Sessei is in charge of drafting laws and voting on whether a law is passed.

~~Voting Rules~~~~ 1) Before a law is voted on, it must be supported by at least one other Daimyo~~.~~ 2) Any proposed law will~~ have ~~a 48-hour voting period~~.~~ 3) Laws shall~~ be ~~passed if~~ a ~~simple majority of those who vote approve it (ties are considered approved). 4) All laws passed by the Sessei~~ must be ~~approved by the Emperor. If a law is vetoed by the Emperor, then the Sessei may overwrite the veto with a unanimous vote. 5) Once a law is~~ voted by the Sessei ~~and approved by the Emperor (or an Emperor's veto is overwritten), then that law becomes official~~.

'''Ministers:''' Ministers are national jobs. Ministers have no additional power, but are given responsibilities to help the nation. Ministers must be nominated as a proposal and must be voted in by the Sessei.

'''~~Ministers:~~''' ~~Ministers are national jobs~~. ~~Ministers~~ have ~~no additional power, but~~ are ~~given responsibilities to help~~ the ~~nation. Ministers~~ must be ~~nominated as~~ a ~~proposal and must be~~ voted in by the Sessei.

'''Voting Rules''' 1) Before a law is voted on, it must be supported by at least one other Daimyo. 2) Any proposed law will have a 48-hour voting period. 3) Laws shall be passed if a simple majority of those who vote approve it (ties are considered approved). 4) All laws passed by the Sessei must be approved by the Emperor. If a law is vetoed by the Emperor, then the Sessei may overwrite the veto with a unanimous vote. 5) Once a law is voted by the Sessei and approved by the Emperor (or an Emperor's veto is overwritten), then that law becomes official.

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 <u>'''Sessei:'''</u> The Sessei is the legislative body of Shimazu and consists of all Daimyo, including the Emperor. The Sessei is in charge of drafting laws and voting on whether a law is passed.
-<u>Voting Rules</u><br />  1) Before a law is voted on, it must be supported by at least one other Daimyo.<br />  2) Any proposed law will have a 48-hour voting period.<br />  3) Laws shall be passed if a simple majority of those who vote approve it (ties are considered approved).<br />  4) All laws passed by the Sessei must be approved by the Emperor.  If a law is vetoed by the Emperor, then the Sessei may overwrite the veto with a unanimous vote.<br />  5) Once a law is voted by the Sessei and approved by the Emperor (or an Emperor's veto is overwritten), then that law becomes official.
+<u>'''Ministers:'''</u> Ministers are national jobs. Ministers have no additional power, but are given responsibilities to help the nation. Ministers must be nominated as a proposal and must be voted in by the Sessei.
-<u>'''Ministers:'''</u> Ministers are national jobs. Ministers have no additional power, but are given responsibilities to help the nation. Ministers must be nominated as a proposal and must be voted in by the Sessei.
+<u>'''Voting Rules'''</u><br />  1) Before a law is voted on, it must be supported by at least one other Daimyo.<br />  2) Any proposed law will have a 48-hour voting period.<br />  3) Laws shall be passed if a simple majority of those who vote approve it (ties are considered approved).<br />  4) All laws passed by the Sessei must be approved by the Emperor.  If a law is vetoed by the Emperor, then the Sessei may overwrite the veto with a unanimous vote.<br />  5) Once a law is voted by the Sessei and approved by the Emperor (or an Emperor's veto is overwritten), then that law becomes official.

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