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All proposals for resolutions will be listed here. If you are a League of Cities member and wish to propose a resolution, you must first find another member to second it, and then add it to this page, including your name, the seconder's name, the proposal, and the day the Proposal will be put up for voting (48 hours after you add it to the page).
The procedure for resolutions is as outlined by resolution 10. Leaders have 48 hours to review proposed resolutions before they are automatically put up for voting. 4/5 leaders must vote against putting a resolution up for voting for it not to be put on the League of Cities/Resolutions page for voting. The leaders must include a valid written reason that is not based on their preference of whether or not they want the resolution to pass. They should only reject resolutions if they are seen as something stupid or a waste of time (ie: choosing the color of a building).