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High Treason should probably also include "secession" or "council position in a seceding realm", while the lower form of treason should probably include, "joining a seceding realm" [[User:Vellos|Vellos]] 15:17, 17 October 2006 (CEST) | High Treason should probably also include "secession" or "council position in a seceding realm", while the lower form of treason should probably include, "joining a seceding realm" [[User:Vellos|Vellos]] 15:17, 17 October 2006 (CEST) | ||
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| + | 'Should a majority of votes cast (with the recusement of the member in question) be in favour of removing the council member, he or she is expected to resign immediately. | ||
| + | Should the council member not resign, he or she will be guilty of the Minor Treason of Improperly Holding Government Office.' | ||
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| + | Why add this bureaucracy? Simply remove the council member. I'm not sure I could conduct a trial of Minor Treason for Improperly Holding Government Office a) without running out of capital letters and b) keeping a straight face. | ||
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| + | A proviso should be added for the elected offices, as the council is not empowered to remove them (only the nobles at large can, either via protest or election). | ||
Revision as of 20:12, 17 October 2006
High Treason should probably also include "secession" or "council position in a seceding realm", while the lower form of treason should probably include, "joining a seceding realm" Vellos 15:17, 17 October 2006 (CEST)
Improperly holding govt. office
'Should a majority of votes cast (with the recusement of the member in question) be in favour of removing the council member, he or she is expected to resign immediately. Should the council member not resign, he or she will be guilty of the Minor Treason of Improperly Holding Government Office.'
Why add this bureaucracy? Simply remove the council member. I'm not sure I could conduct a trial of Minor Treason for Improperly Holding Government Office a) without running out of capital letters and b) keeping a straight face.
A proviso should be added for the elected offices, as the council is not empowered to remove them (only the nobles at large can, either via protest or election).
