Dissolution of the Interior
Recognising that the Councillor of the Interior seat was created by the passage of RRS 6, Definitions and Responsibilities of Regional Councillors, for the purposes of integrating new members into government,
Observing the text of RRS 6(e) to presently state:
The Councillor of the Interior, whose responsibilities are defined as facilitating Regional engagement through communication with and polling of Member States and residents.
This Councillor shall:
Recalling, the position has existed for some eighteen months and has been populated by a Member State since its inception and into the present time, however:This Councillor shall:
- i. Broadcast announcements via telegram.
ii. Ensure an amicable discussion environment.
iii. Initiate polls to facilitate Regional engagement.
- i. Facilitation of a discussion environment has arguably not taken place by initiation or instigation from any previous Councillor.
ii. Few polls have ever taken place, the last of which being over a month ago.
iii. No regional announcements have ever been dispatched.
iv. Suppression of messages which may be considered spam, trolling, disruptive, or harassing have been few, assigned seemingly at random, or adequately addressed by other councillors.
Perceiving the prevailing interpretation of RRS 6(e) to start and end with periodically, posting welcome messages into the Regional Message Board, an elected office appears not required for such a role,
Whereas the office does not appear able to retain its occupants' attention with a responsibility as light as this,
RRS 6(e) and all of its subsections are struck from the Refugia Revised Statutes and removed from extant law.
RRS 10 shall be revised to state the following:
Elections:
Authored by: Refuge Isle- 10. The succession of the Arch-Administrator is subject to the succession laws of Refuge Isle, and verified by the presence of an anchor stone and Administration Tower. The Arch-Administrator will call elections for the four democratic Council seats according to the following convention:
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Seconded by: