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When first elected Party President of the Australian Independents Party (AIP) I made the following promise:

I will keep an official log of all elected senators both from the AIP and all other parties, and their candidate platform. Details will be published and updated regularly with links to the senate and voting hall library in order that citizens can see the impact that their elected officials are having. This should perhaps serve as a warning to the senate that the AIP will continue to ensure that the bastards are kept honest.

The following list details Senators and their input into the running of the country over the last 3 weeks. Note that I have listed Senators under their respective parties (that is the party they were listed with during the election) so that voters can easily track the activity of the Senator that they elected. I have also included the State in which the Senator originally ran.



ACP

bobdebilde NSW.
Presentation

Since signing the Senate Protocol Act (04/09) bobdebilde has only commented once in a discussion on tariffs. Otherwise this Senator has not acted upon any of his election promises and has been inactive in the Senate.

Gecko1 Vic.
Presentation

During his first week in the Senate Gecko1 was very active and maintained his election promise to make all decisions only after careful and deep thought. Unfortunately over the last two weeks this Senator has been inactive in the Senate.

killersinc NT.
Presentation

Though killersinc has not always been active in Senate discussions his activity has been constant and has centred around hiselection promises, namely this discussion on a national armoury.

London Wynne NSW.
Presentation Deleted

Within a week of having been elected London Wynne officially resigned from the Senate without any Senate activity.

Mamazelle NT.
No Presentation

During the first 10 days in office Mamazelle was sure to have an input whenever she felt it necessary, and ensured she voted on each proposal put forward. Unfortunately Mamazelle has not been active in the Senate since July 7th.

Mouj Vic.
Presentation

After an opening week in which Mouj had much to say, this Senator has unfortunately been missing from discussions over the past two weeks during which time many issue relating to the focus of his platform have been discussed.

Patrick Reckitt Tas.
Presentation

One of the more active Senators, Patrick has been vocal in many discussions and has represented his party strongly. He has, as promised, brought his vast experience to the table and has maintained a level head throughout Senate proceedings.



ADSP

Aaron Camm Vic.
No Presentation

Aaron’s presence in the Senate has been sporadic, having only commented four times each on different issues, with three of those comments coming in his first few days in office.

Aussie Vegeta Qld.
Presentation

Although very active on the forum, Aussie Vegeta’s involvement in discussions appears limited with only a handful of posts to count. He is however one of few Senators that ensure they vote on each issue that is sent to the voting hall.

Coppr Qld.
No Presentation

Coppr’s activity in the Senate this term has been limited to voting. He has voted on each of the issues placed before the Senate, however is yet to contribute to any of the discussions.

Himi Tas.
No Presentation

After commenting on one of the first proposals put forth this term, Himi’s voice has not been heard in the Senate. This Senator has however voted on each proposal that has been presented.

Johnathon Brown Tas.
Presentation

Another of the more active Senators, Johnathon Brown has been active in almost all discussions ensuring that his voice is heard and that his view is represented.

maclaren11 NSW.
Presentation

During this term maclaren11 has only made one comment in the forum, “hello guys, can't wait to serve my first term.” Other than that comment, maclaren11 has played no part in Senate activity during the last three weeks.

Ollie Chase Vic.
Presentation

In his Senate presentation Ollie Chase stated,
“People might have a look on the forum and find, I don't post much. It's true, I don't, but I make sure to keep an eye on what's going on so that I'm never completely out of the loop. If I was elected into congress you'd find I would become some what more active on the forum when it comes to posting, you'll find that that is my expectation for members of congress anyway.”
Ollie has in truth been “some what more active on the forum” since his election to the Senate, however his contribution is not always significant. His presence has however been consistent throughout the term and he has voted on several key proposals.

Patrick Ryan NSW.
No Presentation

Patrick’s input into Senate discussions has been minimal and after the first week of term, appears to have ceased altogether.

Princess Leelee NSW.
No Presentation

After signing the Senate Protocol Act (04/09) Princess has made only one post in the Senate which entailed a vote in which she stated, “No coz everyone else said yes”. This Senator has otherwise been inactive.

Samuel Hodkin Tas.
No Presentation

Samuel’s only day of activity in the Senate was on July 7th at which point he voted on two proposals. Other than this action this Senator has been inactive in the Senate.

Timeoin NT.
Presentation

Timeoin is one of few Senators to have held sturdily to his election promises.
“I may not be the most experienced of players (yet) but i feel that what i may not have in experience, i make up for with enthusiasm.
Also, i vow that i will do my utmost to do what i feel is best for the country, and will very carefully weigh up both arguments before making my decision.”
The above statement is reflective of the work Timeoin has done so far this term.



AIP

Able Kane NSW.
Presentation

Able Kane has been active in the Senate continually impressing his view of open and public debate. He was however far more active in the earlier days of the term than has been the case recently.

Alex Australis NT.
No Presentation

Alex Australis is a relatively active Senator who is certain to interject on any proposal he takes issue with. Through the term Alex has been one of the few Senators to have voted on every proposal to reach the voting hall.

DARK VORODOR Tas.
Presentation

Another of the more active Senators, DARK VORODOR has proposed and voted on numerous bills throughout the term strongly representing those that elected him. VORODOR also narrowly missed re-election to the role of Deputy Speaker.

Dieselke Tas.
No Presentation

After signing the Senate Protocol Act (04/09) on June 27th Dieselke has been inactive in the Senate.

Listhp Tomptos Vic.
Presentation

Though Listhp Tomptos was not seen in the Senate during the first week he has risen to become one of the more active Senators this term. Listhp has had an input in nearly all major discussions within the Senate and has exercised his right to vote in every instance. The Senate is however yet to see Listhp bring forth a proposal in accordance with his election promises.

Melchizedek Smith Qld.
Presentation

petergladwell NSW.
Presentation

Petergladwell’s presence in the Senate has been constant throughout this term. This Senator has however reserved the right not to vote on most proposals. Most of petergladwell’s efforts have gone into his own discussion on super-efficient government companies one of his many election promises.



ANP

calibur Vic.
Presentation

One of the most active Senators this term has been calibur, having made his view on issues clearly known in each discussion. Calibur has held a strong party line, however is yet to introduce some of the ideas in his candidate presentation to the Senate.

Jake Jones Qld.
Presentation

Jake Jones’ activity in the Senate lasted about 24 hours, after which time he has been inactive in discussions and voting.

Jaz Razzle NSW.
Presentation

Although Jaz’s input into discussions this term has been limited, he has voted on nearly all issues brought before the Senate showing that he is actively observing Senate proceedings. The Senate is however yet to see any proposal relating to Jaz’s election promises.

Johannes Sprechdein Qld.
Presentation

Aside from his comments on this discussion Johannes Sprechdein has had no apparent activity in the Senate this term.

Milan367 NSW.
No Presentation

A couple of weeks into the term Milan367 resigned from the Senate without any activity other than an illegal proposal put forward the day that he resigned.

Newt Gingrich Qld.
Presentation

Elected to the role of Deputy Speaker, Newt has been one of the more active Senators this term engrossing himself in each discussion and voting on every proposal brought to the voting hall.

Scorpion Stinger NT.
Presentation

Scorpion Stinger has been relatively active during this term voting on and discussing many of the bills brought before the Senate. Unfortunately, due to his desire to fight in the South Australia resistance war, Scorpion Stinger recently resigned from Senate duties.

Sir_c0nstant Tas.
Presentation

Another of the more active Senators, Sir_c0nstant been involved in the discussion and voting of many bills. Interestingly Sir_c0nstant voted no this budget to the creation of a defence system despite his election promises.



TBP

Amelia Black NSW.
No Presentation

Amelia Black has had zero activity in the eAustralian Senate since her election.

corny-ratbag NSW.
No Presentation

Another of the more active Senators, corny-ratbag has been strongly involved in most discussions and has frequently exercised his right to vote.

Mark Sanchez NSW.
Presentation

Mark has been relatively active in the Senate this term having an input in a number of discussions and voting on numerous proposals.

Maverick Goh NT.
Presentation

Maverick’s activity in the Senate has been constant and consistent through the term. Maverick is one of the few Senators that has taken measures to fulfil all of his election promises.

Santic Qld.
No Presentation

Santic’s contribution to the Senate this term has been sporadic, with comments noted in selected topics and his right to vote often reserved.

stewstoyc Vic.
Presentation

Probably one of the most active Senators , stewstoyc has had a constant presence in the Senate, commenting on and voting on almost every proposal. The Senate is yet to see though any measures taken by stewstoyc to fulfil his election promises.

TJ Winner NT.
No Presentation

Although TJ Winner has not had much to add to discussions in the Senate this term, it should be noted that he has voted on almost every proposal brought to the voting hall.



Make of this information as you will. Many of these Senators may have justification for their actions or lack thereof so I would urge you to speak with them and be informed before voting in this coming election. Personally, considering the above information, I find it no surprise that there would be a public call for Senate reform. Unfortunately until the citizens elected are committed to the role, even with reform we can’t be guaranteed that the system will work. It begins with the public and it is your duty ensure that you elect the right people. As to the Senators themselves, know that you are under the microscope, and I would encourage you to strongly consider your commitment to eAustralia before running. Don’t just stamp “I support Senate reform” at the bottom of your election presentation. Start by reforming yourselves.

Melchizedek Smith,
Director ‘The Smith Family’
Senate Speaker
2x AIP Senator
2x AIP Party President