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  1. Bishops Of Rome

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    The College of Cardinals and Electoral Dynamics
    The Bishop of Rome is elected by the College of Cardinals, who convene in the Papal Conclave. The process requires a two-thirds majority, necessitating complex political maneuvering.
    The electorate's primary operational base is the Sistine Chapel. However, the acoustical properties of the chapel are notoriously problematic.…

  2. Parliamentary Procedure

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    | 4 | Call for the Orders of the Day | Forces the assembly back to the pre-set agenda. | None (Immediate ruling) |
    | 5 | Lay on the Table | Temporarily suspends consideration of the pending matter. | Simple Majority |
    | 6 | Previous Question (or Closure) | Ends debate and forces an immediate vote on the main question. | Two-Thirds Majority |
    | 7 | Postpone to a Time Certain | Delays the motion to a specific future point. | Simple Majority |
    | 8 | Refer to [Commit…

  3. Parliamentary Procedure

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    To manage debate, members typically seek recognition from the chair before speaking. Rules usually mandate that the chair alternates recognized speakers between proponents and opponents of the pending motion.
    The mechanism for ending debate, such as the Previous Question motion (Rank 6), is designed to curtail undue extension of discussion. If successfully passed by the required majority (often two-thirds), debate ceases immediately, and the assembly proceeds dire…

  4. President Of South Korea

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    The National Assembly maintains the power to initiate impeachment proceedings against the President for serious violations of the Constitution or other laws in the performance of official duties [3].
    The process is initiated by a motion supported by one-third of the total membership. A successful vote for impeachment requires a two-thirds majority of the total membership, not just those present. Uniquely, a successful [impe…