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Wittenberg / Re: Happy New Year!
« on: December 31, 2020, 08:28:33 PM »
Happy 2021, and belated happy XLII!
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This would be fine with the Crown, if it's fine with the Seneschal (if she wishes to do this and if Cresti's good with it).I would be fine either way, but do hope to be around more regularly going forward.
Problem is that if the weed is good enough it'll be Mickey Mouse.Now that’s what I call a Magic Kingdom.
I might be remembering wrong, but wasn't that exactly how it used to work? I think one of the ModRad governments changed it from what you suggest to what we have now.That’s what I thought too, but I’m fuzzy on the details. I checked past versions of the OrgLaw on Wiki and at least as far as the Wiki versions go there was a change from exclusively Chancery-conducted elections to requiring the provinces to explicitly notify the Chancery if they want the election conducted by the Chancery in 2013. It may be that there were prior unsuccessful proposals that were different.
However, even having suggested that change, I might recommend that Senate elections be re-federalized altogether.Or as a compromise, allow the provinces to opt out of having the Chancery conduct their election, rather than requiring them to opt in. That way, the Chancery conducts the election by default. If a province has its act together and wants to conduct its own election, it can so notify the SoS. If there’s been a “breakdown of provincial government” then no such notification will be provided and the SoS will proceed to conduct the election without needing to inquire into the status of the political institutions of each province.