Citizenship Requirements Amendment Act of 2019 - Marianne

Rationale

These changes strengthen national identity by prioritizing bloodlines while ensuring long-term residents contribute meaningfully to society.

Proposed Changes

	Law	Previous		Proposed
1	Citizenship Requirements	Citizenship by birth; naturalisation after 2 years' residency		Citizenship by blood only (jus sanguinis); 15-year residency for naturalisation

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Citizenship Requirements

Previous law

Citizenship by birth; naturalisation after 2 years' residency

Citizenship by blood only (jus sanguinis); 15-year residency for naturalisation

Proposer

Party

National Conservative Rally

A party that forges unity from tradition and defends the homeland with unyielding strength and clear conviction.

Core pillars

CR

Camille Roux

Activist · Age 41

10,485 social followers

A former journalist turned political operator, Camille Roux built his reputation by exploiting media weaknesses and playing hardball tactics, earning a name for himself as a ruthless pragmatist who gets results.

🚀 Ambitious 📺 Media Savvy ⚖️ Pragmatist 🗡️ Ruthless

Timeline

Draft

24 August 2019
Vote Open

24 August 2019
Vote Closed

23 October 2019
Did Not Become Law

23 October 2019

Vote tally

Live tally across each chamber. Weighted by seats held.

Senate

Failed

0Yes 290No 58Not voted 348 seats

For: 0 / 348 seats (0.0%)

Against: 290 · Abstained: 0 · Not voted: 58

50.1% of those voting must vote in favour (actual = 0.0%)

Party	Seats	Vote	Reason
National Conservative Rally Proposer	0	Yes	No reason given
New Popular Front	0	No	we dont support this bill
The Greens Of Marianne	290	No	Any law that separates people by blood, race or any similar alternative for unequal treatment is a fundamental violation of human rights. Blood does not and cannot determine the eligibility of becoming a Marianne citizen.
The Marianne Liberty Alliance	0	No	Our nation is not built upon exclusion, we cannot vote for a provision against this principle.
The National Refoundation Front	0	Yes	Citizenship is a sacred bond, an inheritance to be passed down rather than a consumer good accessible at will. By prioritizing right of blood, we are restoring the historical continuity of our nation and protecting our identity against dilution. Nationality must be the reflection of a lineage and a deep, proven commitment to the country. Requiring 15 years of residency for naturalization is a common-sense measure: it ensures that those who wish to join our national community have proven, over the long term, their attachment to our values, our laws, and our way of life. We are putting an end to the era of cheapened citizenship. It is time to safeguard our national belonging and ensure that only those truly anchored in our history can share in its future. It is a necessary measure for the nation's endurance !

National Assembly

Failed

214Yes 299No 64Not voted 577 seats

For: 214 / 577 seats (37.1%)

Against: 299 · Abstained: 0 · Not voted: 64

50.1% of those voting must vote in favour (actual = 41.7%)

Party	Seats	Vote	Reason
National Conservative Rally Proposer	140	Yes	No reason given
New Popular Front	0	No	we dont support this bill
The Greens Of Marianne	188	No	Any law that separates people by blood, race or any similar alternative for unequal treatment is a fundamental violation of human rights. Blood does not and cannot determine the eligibility of becoming a Marianne citizen.
The Marianne Liberty Alliance	111	No	Our nation is not built upon exclusion, we cannot vote for a provision against this principle.
The National Refoundation Front	74	Yes	Citizenship is a sacred bond, an inheritance to be passed down rather than a consumer good accessible at will. By prioritizing right of blood, we are restoring the historical continuity of our nation and protecting our identity against dilution. Nationality must be the reflection of a lineage and a deep, proven commitment to the country. Requiring 15 years of residency for naturalization is a common-sense measure: it ensures that those who wish to join our national community have proven, over the long term, their attachment to our values, our laws, and our way of life. We are putting an end to the era of cheapened citizenship. It is time to safeguard our national belonging and ensure that only those truly anchored in our history can share in its future. It is a necessary measure for the nation's endurance !
Empty seats	218	Not voted

Presidency

Failed

0Yes 1No 0Not voted 1 seat

For: 0 / 1 seats (0.0%)

Against: 1 · Abstained: 0 · Not voted: 0

Passes unless the office holder votes against (abstention counts as pass)

Party	Seats	Vote	Reason
The Marianne Liberty Alliance	1	No	No reason given

Voting record

Every vote must state a public reason. Most recent first.

The Greens Of Marianne

Voted Aug. 31, 2019

No

“Any law that separates people by blood, race or any similar alternative for unequal treatment is a fundamental violation of human rights. Blood does not and cannot determine the eligibility of becoming a Marianne citizen.”

The Marianne Liberty Alliance

Voted Aug. 28, 2019

No

“Our nation is not built upon exclusion, we cannot vote for a provision against this principle.”

The National Refoundation Front

Voted Aug. 24, 2019

Yes

“Citizenship is a sacred bond, an inheritance to be passed down rather than a consumer good accessible at will. By prioritizing right of blood, we are restoring the historical continuity of our nation and protecting our identity against dilution. Nationality must be the reflection of a lineage and a deep, proven commitment to the country. Requiring 15 years of residency for naturalization is a common-sense measure: it ensures that those who wish to join our national community have proven, over the long term, their attachment to our values, our laws, and our way of life. We are putting an end to the era of cheapened citizenship. It is time to safeguard our national belonging and ensure that only those truly anchored in our history can share in its future. It is a necessary measure for the nation's endurance !”

New Popular Front

Voted Aug. 24, 2019

No

“we dont support this bill”