Lex Cassia Vedia de rogatoribus (Nova Roma) - Revision history

Gnaeus Cornelius Lentulus at 14:36, 14 June 2022

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	Four rogatores (voting officials) shall be responsible for the administration of elections and the recording of votes among the curia. Each rogator shall have the authority to appoint his own scribae, should he deem it necessary. Should one or more positions be vacant, and suitable and willing candidates are available, an election shall be held within thirty days in the comitia populi tributa; otherwise the Senate shall have the authority to appoint rogatores pro tempore until such an election can be held. The lack of a full complement of, or the active participation of, four rogatores shall not in and of itself be sufficient to invalidate or postpone a particular election, and the rogatores may divide their duties amongst themselves as they see fit and is practical. Inasmuch as they, by definition, are privy to the details of the election process, the rogatores may not run for any office while they serve in office (including running for rogator again).		Four rogatores (voting officials) shall be responsible for the administration of elections and the recording of votes among the curia. Each rogator shall have the authority to appoint his own scribae, should he deem it necessary. Should one or more positions be vacant, and suitable and willing candidates are available, an election shall be held within thirty days in the comitia populi tributa; otherwise the Senate shall have the authority to appoint rogatores pro tempore until such an election can be held. The lack of a full complement of, or the active participation of, four rogatores shall not in and of itself be sufficient to invalidate or postpone a particular election, and the rogatores may divide their duties amongst themselves as they see fit and is practical. Inasmuch as they, by definition, are privy to the details of the election process, the rogatores may not run for any office while they serve in office (including running for rogator again).
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	Approved by Comitia Populi Tributa, a.d. III Non. Feb. MMDCCLIV (03 February 2001)		Approved by Comitia Populi Tributa, a.d. III Non. Feb. MMDCCLIV (03 February 2001)
	Repealed by Lex Equitia de vigintisexviris, Id. Oct. MMDCCLVII (07 October 2004)		Repealed by Lex Equitia de vigintisexviris, Id. Oct. MMDCCLVII (07 October 2004)
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Gnaeus Cornelius Lentulus: moved Lex Minucia de rogatoribus (Nova Roma) to Lex Cassia Vedia de rogatoribus (Nova Roma)

2021-12-30T00:51:42Z

moved Lex Minucia de rogatoribus (Nova Roma) to Lex Cassia Vedia de rogatoribus (Nova Roma)

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	Paragraph IV. of the Lex Vedia de Vigintisexviris is hereby amended to read as follows:		Paragraph IV. of the Lex Vedia de Vigintisexviris is hereby amended to read as follows:

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	Approved by Comitia Populi Tributa, a.d. III Non. Feb. MMDCCLIV (03 February 2001)		Approved by Comitia Populi Tributa, a.d. III Non. Feb. MMDCCLIV (03 February 2001)
	Repealed by Lex Equitia de vigintisexviris, Id. Oct. MMDCCLVII (07 October 2004)		Repealed by Lex Equitia de vigintisexviris, Id. Oct. MMDCCLVII (07 October 2004)
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M. Lucretius Agricola: recat

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Marcus Arminius Maior: Comments Lex XXIII

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	Four rogatores (voting officials) shall be responsible for the administration of elections and the recording of votes among the curia. Each rogator shall have the authority to appoint his own scribae, should he deem it necessary. Should one or more positions be vacant, and suitable and willing candidates are available, an election shall be held within thirty days in the comitia populi tributa; otherwise the Senate shall have the authority to appoint rogatores pro tempore until such an election can be held. The lack of a full complement of, or the active participation of, four rogatores shall not in and of itself be sufficient to invalidate or postpone a particular election, and the rogatores may divide their duties amongst themselves as they see fit and is practical. Inasmuch as they, by definition, are privy to the details of the election process, the rogatores may not run for any office while they serve in office (including running for rogator again).		Four rogatores (voting officials) shall be responsible for the administration of elections and the recording of votes among the curia. Each rogator shall have the authority to appoint his own scribae, should he deem it necessary. Should one or more positions be vacant, and suitable and willing candidates are available, an election shall be held within thirty days in the comitia populi tributa; otherwise the Senate shall have the authority to appoint rogatores pro tempore until such an election can be held. The lack of a full complement of, or the active participation of, four rogatores shall not in and of itself be sufficient to invalidate or postpone a particular election, and the rogatores may divide their duties amongst themselves as they see fit and is practical. Inasmuch as they, by definition, are privy to the details of the election process, the rogatores may not run for any office while they serve in office (including running for rogator again).
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	[The Lex Equitia de Vigintisexviris of 2757 supersedes this. Since it took effect in January 2758, there have been two rogatores, who are responsible for new citizen registration under the direction of the censor(es). The election-related duties formerly assigned to the rogatores are now divided between the diribitores, who count votes, and the custodes, who break ties and certify elections.]		[The Lex Equitia de Vigintisexviris of 2757 supersedes this. Since it took effect in January 2758, there have been two rogatores, who are responsible for new citizen registration under the direction of the censor(es). The election-related duties formerly assigned to the rogatores are now divided between the diribitores, who count votes, and the custodes, who break ties and certify elections.]

	[A. Tullia Scholastica, scriba praetoris et magistri araneari, 2758].		[A. Tullia Scholastica, scriba praetoris et magistri araneari, 2758].
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Paragraph IV. of the Lex Vedia de Vigintisexviris is hereby amended to read as follows:

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Four rogatores (voting officials) shall be responsible for the administration of elections and the recording of votes among the curia. Each rogator shall have the authority to appoint his own scribae, should he deem it necessary. Should one or more positions be vacant, and suitable and willing candidates are available, an election shall be held within thirty days in the comitia populi tributa; otherwise the Senate shall have the authority to appoint rogatores pro tempore until such an election can be held. The lack of a full complement of, or the active participation of, four rogatores shall not in and of itself be sufficient to invalidate or postpone a particular election, and the rogatores may divide their duties amongst themselves as they see fit and is practical. Inasmuch as they, by definition, are privy to the details of the election process, the rogatores may not run for any office while they serve in office (including running for rogator again).

[The Lex Equitia de Vigintisexviris of 2757 supersedes this. Since it took effect in January 2758, there have been two rogatores, who are responsible for new citizen registration under the direction of the censor(es). The election-related duties formerly assigned to the rogatores are now divided between the diribitores, who count votes, and the custodes, who break ties and certify elections.]

[A. Tullia Scholastica, scriba praetoris et magistri araneari, 2758].
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