Dacen Mano awoke with a start at the breep, breep, breep of his alarm clock. He slammed it roughly with his fist and it shut off. Dacen then stood up washed his face in his sink and put on his bathrobe. After he made his morning coffee he pulled the curtains off his window and looked out at one of the many beautiful oceans on Raithal while reading the paper. He saw that Vedis Tak had made a speech about an education bill and it intrigued him. He would consider lending his support. After he finished perusing the paper he showered. Then he got dressed in black pants, a white dress shirt and a tie with stars dotting it. Once satisfied with his appearance Dacen took out a comlink and called his butler and told him to have a ship to Coruscant fueled and ready in an hour. After that he took the speeder to the spaceport and took the ship to Coruscant. During the ride he watched the news thinking about the three resolutions on the table. S.R. 1 its benefits he believed outweighed the risks, blaster pistols wouldn't do much should the Remnant decide to go to war. Also the million credits are good for the budget and take a small chunk out of the cost deficit that would be created if the the horrible S.R. 3 were to pass. S.R. 2 was the resolution that intrigued him the most. It took away some of the dangerous freedom that people possessed in terms of privacy in order to stop something much greater, spice abuse. Since the bill only targeted ships that had a legitimate chance of carrying spice so it didn't affect to many people who had no need to be searched. When he finally arrived at Coruscant Dacen brushed the sleep out of his eyes and stepped out of the ship into the bright Coruscanti sun. Then he took a speeder to his apartment at the Senate Apartment Complex. He dropped of his luggage and decided he needed a walk. So he changed into casual clothes, jeans and a t-shirt. Then began walking around the small, albeit nice grounds of the complex. When he completed his daily walk Dacen went back to his apartment complex and began the drafting of a new law which he hoped to put up for vote by the next time the Senate was in session.