Lex Arminia senatoria (Nova Roma)
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:1. Any individual elected to the office of Plebeian Aedile may, at the discretion of the censors, be included in the album Senatorum six months after assuming office (assuming that the individual was not already a member of the Senate). | :1. Any individual elected to the office of Plebeian Aedile may, at the discretion of the censors, be included in the album Senatorum six months after assuming office (assuming that the individual was not already a member of the Senate). | ||
:2. Curule Aediles, as curule magistrates, have the right to observe the Senate sessions and speak in them. However, an aedile can vote only if the individual is already a member of the Senate. | :2. Curule Aediles, as curule magistrates, have the right to observe the Senate sessions and speak in them. However, an aedile can vote only if the individual is already a member of the Senate. | ||
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Revision as of 05:09, 19 November 2007
This lex is currently IN FORCE.
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This law is intended to bring the Nova Roman Res Publica closer to the Ancient Way, restore the aedilician equilibrium, to contribute to the harvest of members for the Senate, and restore the rights of the curule magistrates.
- 1. Any individual elected to the office of Plebeian Aedile may, at the discretion of the censors, be included in the album Senatorum six months after assuming office (assuming that the individual was not already a member of the Senate).
- 2. Curule Aediles, as curule magistrates, have the right to observe the Senate sessions and speak in them. However, an aedile can vote only if the individual is already a member of the Senate.
