The Territorial Assembly
| The Territorial Assembly (As of Last Session) | |||||
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| Motto: "People Representing People" | |||||
| Composition | |||||
| Members | 12 Delegates | ||||
| Demonym | Territorial Delegates | ||||
| History | |||||
| The Bost Agreement Signed: | October 29th, 1803 | ||||
| Dissolved: | February 6th, 1834 | ||||
| Leadership | |||||
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| Location | Mechanicsburg | ||||
| Type | Unicameral | ||||
| President: | Kindy Bost-Jameson | ||||
| Grassland Chairman: | Kindy Bost-Jameson | ||||
| Snowland Chairman: | Pete Klavum | ||||
| Maxx Area Chairman: | Harris Salemorn | ||||
| Elections | |||||
| Last Election | January 3rd, 1830 | ||||
| Next Election | Not Likely Anytime Soon (Dissolved) | ||||
| Party Composition | None | ||||
| Requirements | |||||
| Minimum Age | 21 years | ||||
| Election Requirement | Elected by Respective Territorial Majority | ||||
| Website | mechterritorialassembly.gov.nwd [1] (Museum) | ||||
The Territorial Assembly was a legislative body of law in The Territories of Quentin, which belonged to the Republic of Megatridimensional Order from 1799 to 1830. It was created with the signing of the Bost Agreement in 1803, and passed many different important pieces of legislation for the Territories. They include the Rights of a Quentinian, the first Quentinian document stating a citizen's rights, The Order of Non-Necessity, which was a bill limiting the number of Order Guards in a city at one time, and finally the Quentinian Declaration of Independence. The Assembly included a President, which presided over the Assembly. This was, for all of the Assembly's history, Kindy Bost-Jameson.
There were then 3 delegates from each part of the Territories, the Desert, the Grassland, Maxxia, and Snowland. They each voted on issues that came up, including bills and resolutions. Finally, there was the Court of Bost, which had 5 Justices. They settled cases of high crime in the Territories, such as treason, murder, and government issues. It also always contained Bost-Jameson as its Head Justice. The Assembly was dissolved in 1834 when The Constitution of the United States of Quentin was ratified.
