Lex Labiena de obnuntiatione (Nova Roma)
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Any mention of ''nuntiatio'' throughout Nova Roma's official documents, including ''leges'', ''decreta'', ''senatus consulta'', ''edicta'', etc., that have been enacted to date shall be assumed to refer to ''obnuntiatio''. These official documents shall be emended to change ''nuntiatio'' to obnuntiatio by the curator araneum and his or her staff at the earliest reasonable opportunity. | Any mention of ''nuntiatio'' throughout Nova Roma's official documents, including ''leges'', ''decreta'', ''senatus consulta'', ''edicta'', etc., that have been enacted to date shall be assumed to refer to ''obnuntiatio''. These official documents shall be emended to change ''nuntiatio'' to obnuntiatio by the curator araneum and his or her staff at the earliest reasonable opportunity. | ||
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I. ((Constitutional amendment))
Article VI.B.2.b.ii of the Constitution of Nova Roma is hereby amended to read:
- To declare obnuntiatio (a declaration that unfavorable and unsolicited omens have been observed that justify a delay of a meeting of one of the comitia or the Senate).
II. ((Interpretation of other documents))
Any mention of nuntiatio throughout Nova Roma's official documents, including leges, decreta, senatus consulta, edicta, etc., that have been enacted to date shall be assumed to refer to obnuntiatio. These official documents shall be emended to change nuntiatio to obnuntiatio by the curator araneum and his or her staff at the earliest reasonable opportunity.
