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"My focal ep never got broadcast in North America, so I lack a clever quote."
"My focal ep never got broadcast in North America, so I lack a clever quote."
Autobots, transform and roll out!

It has been suggested this article should be moved to Committee for State Affairs.
If you agree or disagree, please discuss why on its talk page.

Reason: In all of the Sourcebook's mentions of this group, it is always referred as simply the "Committee for State Affairs". The "bi-partate" part was mentioned in The Gathering #1, but the text is ALL CAPS, so it was impossible to tell if it was meant to be part of the name or not at the time of that issue's release. In Magmatron's Sourcebook bio, it is even referred to as "the (bi-partate) Committee for State Affairs", separating the "bi-partate" part with parentheses and leaving it all lowercase, not as a formal part of the name.


"Remember that time I beat you senseless by throwing you around with your tail?"
"Oh, yeah, that was cool."

The Bi-Partate Committee for State Affairs is one of the governing bodies of Cybertron, including members of the Maximals and Predacons. Their members include:

Fiction

IDW Beast Wars continuity

Lio Convoy believed Magmatron's presence was a facade and he could not have simply hung up his blasters. He was right! The Gathering issue 1

Notes

  • On Earth, bi-partate is not actually a word. Humans have the word "bipartisan" instead, meaning two political parties or factions agreeing. But Cybertron plays by different rules!
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