 to ensure a parity in disciplinary proceedings.
The second set of amendments makes a proposal concerning the appointment of the judges of the Constitutional Court which establishes the participation of different institutional actors. While this system could improve the independence and legitimacy of the Court, it can also have its drawbacks in terms of accountability. As for the State Prosecutorial service, the second set of amendments further contains a positive proposal concerning the appointment and dismissal of the Supreme State Prosecutor by Parliament by a two-third majority, which takes up previous recommendations of the Venice Commission. An anti-deadlock mechanism should be added in the Constitution. The Venice Commission also considers that the Supreme State prosecutor should chair the Prosecutorial Council except in disciplinary proceedings.
The Venice Commission encourages Montenegro to proceed with the reform of the Constitution. Nevertheless, as stressed in the past, a change in the Constitution of Montenegro will not be sufficient in order to redress the situation of the judiciary. The legislation should also be changed to guarantee the transparency and effectiveness of disciplinary proceedings against judges and prosecutors, the parity in the composition of the disciplinary panel inside the Judicial Council and the prosecutorial Council and the improvement of the processes of appointment of judges and prosecutors.
The Venice Commission expressed its readiness to further assist the Montenegrin authorities in this respect.Reform Caucus Legislative Update #15, April 21, 2017
In short. This past week the Senate killed HB 537 ($5,000 pre-filing loophole) on a voice vote. Coming up next week is a Tuesday work session on SB 197-FN-A (adding $200k over the biennium to the AG’s budget for enforcement of election laws) in Division I of House Finance. On Thursday, Open Democracy and Take Back our Republic sponsor a luncheon meeting with John Pudner. (See Note below). House Election Law does not meet next week, so there will be additional time to contact Committee members about SB 33 (independent spending loophole).
Note: Please join Take Back Our Republic and Open Democracy Action for a legislators' luncheon on Thursday, April 27th at noon in the Parish Hall of St. Paul's Episcopal Church (across the street from the State House) at noon or the lunch break. Take Back’s Executive Director John Pudner will give the conservative perspective on campaign finance reform and explain how special-interest influence leads to increased state spending and higher government debt. Take Back Our Republic is a growing nonpartisan group with chapters in 37 states. Open Democracy was founded in 2009 by legendary NH reformer Doris “Granny D” Haddock, and is best known for its grassroots project NH Rebellion., APRIL 10-14
Tuesday, April 18
HOUSE Election Law
The Committee's day was consumed by the hearing on SB-3, the ominous omnibus bill that complicates voting procedures in the state. As a result, no action was taken on SB 33 (independent spending loophole).
Thursday, April 20
SENATE General session
Floor vote: HB 537 closes the loophole that allows candidates to accept individual donations of up to $5,000 before they publicly declare for office. Prime sponsor: Rep. Porter, Hills. 1.
HB 537 was approved unanimously in House Election Law, but came out of Senate Election Law and Internal Affairs with a unanimous ITL recommendation. The bill died in the Senate on a voice vote. It is still unclear whether the Senate action reflects a flaw in the bill or simply the degree to which Senate campaigns of both parties depend on large contributions.
COMING UP NEXT WEEK, APRIL 24-28
HOUSE Election Law: There is no scheduled meeting of the Committee this week, so there is more time for concerned supporters to contact Committee members about SB 33. This critical bill closes the loophole that allows independent spending groups like Americans for Prosperity to avoid registering with the Secretary of State and filing expenditure reports. We urge all supporters of transparency in elections to contact Election Law members. For more information on the bill, see.
Tuesday, April 25
HOUSE Finance (Division I)
Room 212 LOB
Work session: SB 197-FN-A (amended) calls for an appropriation to the Department of Justice of $200,000 over two years to enforce election and lobbying laws. Prime sponsor: Sen. Feltes.
11:00 AM This may be an opportunity for more input on this bill.
Thursday, April 27
LUNCHEON MEETING for all interested
Noon or the lunch break Parish Hall of St. Paul's Episcopal Church (across the street from the State House). John Pudner of Take Back Our Republic will present a conservative take on money in politics. (See Note near the beginning of this newsletter.). Work session scheduled in House Finance (Div. I) 4<filename>README.md
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Accommodation ranges from inside cabins to a variety of suites, but all include a hairdryer, television and tea and coffee making facilities, and a bathroom with shower, liquid hand wash, body wash and shower gel dispensers. Items such as shower caps, shoe mitts, sewing kits, vanity kits and small bars of soap are obtainable from the stewardess.
There is adequate storage space in all grades. The refurb has included the installation of a new interactive in-cabin TV system across the ship, equipped with all the latest featuresand connectivity.
Bathrooms have been refurbished, and all cabins now feature safes and mini bars as standard. The beds have been replaced and are now higher off the floor, and very comfortable. Our outside cabin had two portholes and twin beds arranged separately so as to make the most use of floor space, and an attractive light design of bed linen and curtains.
Some cabins have third and/or fourth beds in bunk bed style (folded away when not in use There are four wheelchair accessible cabins situated on deck 7, equipped for use by disabled passengers.
Sizes and shapes of cabins vary considerably, as the ship was built before prefabricated cabins were introduced. Some of the suites are large and luxurious, with varying decors including stylish full length curtains and comfortable sofas and armchairs. Smaller cabins have attractive curtains and bedcovers, in pale blue and white,and have been designed to make maximum use of the space available.
Interior: All four interior cabins measure approximately 140 square feet. There are two portholes in each cabin.
Oceanview: Outside cabins are either 160 square feet or 150 square feet. Those on the Atlantic and Marina decks have portholes, and those on the Main Deck have picture windows.
Balcony: Balcony cabinsare approximately 150 square feet, or 160 square feet for a single superior balcony room. There is also a selection of Terrace Balcony cabins. Situated on the Lido Deck, these cabins are 200 square feet approximately. Balconies all come with a table and two chairs and those on the upper decks have sun loungers.
Junior Suite: 240 to 260 square feet approximately, Junior Suites have a picture window, balcony and sitting area.
Terrace Balcony Suite: Approximately 260 square feet, these are situated on Lido Deck and have balconies overlooking the deck, so that guests can talk to passing passengers as well as enjoy the sea air and views. They have a picture window, and armchairs, a large coffee table, and bedroom area separated from the rest of the room by floor length curtains. Terrace Balcony Suites come with Suite Dreams Benefits (see below).
Superior and Balcony Suites: Approximately 210 to 300 square feet, on Marquee and Bridge decks, these suites have a bedroom and sitting area, picture window, and balcony. They also come with Suite Dreams Benefits (see below).
Premier and Marquee Suites: Approximately 440 to 550 square feet, on Marquee and Bridge decks, these suites have a bedroom and sitting room, floor to ceiling windows, and balcony. These suites provide the Suite Dreams Benefits (see below).
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