5th Farun Senate

5th Farun Senate
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Overview
Legislative body	Farun Senate
Meeting place	Urbis Senate House
Term	July 21, 2024 (2024-07-21) – August 12, 2024 (2024-08-12)
Election	2nd July 2024 Senate Elections
Farun Senate
Members	7
Premier	Ljuba Milenkovic
Party control	Minority New Labor government

The 5th Farun Senate, met from July 21, 2024 to July 29, 2024, in the Urbis Capitol Building, following the prior special election. There were no districting changes prior to the election of this senate. No party reached a majority in this senate, but thanks to a short lived Whig and Libertarian arrangement, the New Laborites managed to form a minority government. This senate was the first time in Farun senatorial history where the Liberal-Conservative Party was not in government.

Major Legislation

• The Lira Reform Act, a law tying the Lira to diamonds, and created an ATM distribution system bound to the treasury.

Membership

The 5th Farun Senate was elected following the dissolution of the 4th Senate by president John McHale, and thus all the senators were replaced, though some winning re-election. During this term, the district 3 and 6 senators, the former districts election being scheduled for the next elections and the latter having a by-election a few days before them, ending the term with a single vacancy.

Senate membership Start of Senate After July 29 After July 31 End of the Senate

Due to the special circumstances of this senate, southern senators were to serve a shortened term, as the August Elections were still to be held at their normal schedule, while the northern senators were to serve an also shortened albeit longer term until the scheduled September Elections.

Senators

Southern Circuit

• ▌ 1. Zeek Quintus
• ▌ 2. Maon Vukusti
• ▌ 3. Zalix Anderson (until July 29)

Northern Circuit

• ▌ 4. Aiden Costello
• ▌ 5. Van Der Waal
• ▌ 6. Ljuba Milenkovic (until July 31)
• ▌ 6. Wanda Ward III (after August 6)
• ▌ 7. Velik iz Dunska

Change in Membership

On July 29, senator Zalix Anderson fled the country following a controversy and was presumed dead, vacating his seat, which was not replaced until the following senate election. A few days later, then premier Ljuba Milenkovic stepped down, vacating her seat. A by-election was scheduled for August 3 and the vacancy was filled by the 6th, right before the southern circuit elections.