QuoteI thank the Cunstaval for her own assistance in the attempts to resolve this matter. Responsibility for the continued gridlock in Florencia now rests entirely on the shoulders of Mximo and the Progressive Alliance.
Quote from: Antaglha Xhenerös Somelieir on Today at 08:28:44 AMQuote from: mximo on Yesterday at 09:56:27 PMFollowing consultations with the members of my party, and in particular with my Prime Minister, I am unable at this time to offer my support to the governor appointed by our Representative of the Crown.
In accordance with Section 7 of our Constitution, which states:
"Whichever citizen of Talossa may have the Confidence of the House of Shepherds shall be appointed without delay by the Constable."
In light of this provision, I respectfully request that an alternative appointment be considered. The Representative of the Crown is empowered to appoint a citizen from another province, and Section 7 further outlines the parameters governing such appointments.
Accordingly, I will be voting against the motion of confidence concerning the governor appointed earlier this week, whith all the seats I hold.
Mximo Carbonèl
Senator from Florencia
You can find such a citizen and purpose them through the Nimlet, or resign from senate to be appointed yourself, or allow the interim appointment stand. Those are your options here.
The crown has done its best to resolve the matter and is now being dragged again into a political mess.
If the standoff lasts, the crown will remain silent until the members of the Nimlet solves this themselves
Antaglha Xhenerös Somelieir
Cunstaval of Florencia
Quote from: Antaglha Xhenerös Somelieir on Today at 08:46:24 AMSection 7. Appointment of the Governor.Quote from: mximo on Today at 08:41:40 AMDear Cunstaval,
In accordance with our Constitution, the authority to appoint a Governor does not rest with the Chamber, but with the Cunstaval.
It is therefore your responsibility, in your capacity as the Crown's representative, to fully assume this duty. If the responsibility entrusted to you by the King proves too burdensome — which I can understand — it is incumbent upon you to step aside from your office and request that the King act directly.
The fact remains that the individual you have appointed does not enjoy the confidence of the Chamber. This is an established fact that cannot be disregarded.
Accordingly, it falls to you to identify and appoint another candidate for the office of Governor who is capable of securing the confidence of the Chamber, in keeping with both the spirit and the letter of our Constitution.
Yours faithfully,
Mximo Carbonèl
Actually from my understanding of the constitution it is only the crowns responsibility to intervene if the Nimlet cannot recommend a candidate to be sworn in, on their own, therefore the responsibility lies with the Nimlet, especially as you hold the majority of the seats
Quote from: mximo on Today at 08:41:40 AMDear Cunstaval,
In accordance with our Constitution, the authority to appoint a Governor does not rest with the Chamber, but with the Cunstaval.
It is therefore your responsibility, in your capacity as the Crown's representative, to fully assume this duty. If the responsibility entrusted to you by the King proves too burdensome — which I can understand — it is incumbent upon you to step aside from your office and request that the King act directly.
The fact remains that the individual you have appointed does not enjoy the confidence of the Chamber. This is an established fact that cannot be disregarded.
Accordingly, it falls to you to identify and appoint another candidate for the office of Governor who is capable of securing the confidence of the Chamber, in keeping with both the spirit and the letter of our Constitution.
Yours faithfully,
Mximo Carbonèl
Quote from: mximo on Yesterday at 09:56:27 PMFollowing consultations with the members of my party, and in particular with my Prime Minister, I am unable at this time to offer my support to the governor appointed by our Representative of the Crown.
In accordance with Section 7 of our Constitution, which states:
"Whichever citizen of Talossa may have the Confidence of the House of Shepherds shall be appointed without delay by the Constable."
In light of this provision, I respectfully request that an alternative appointment be considered. The Representative of the Crown is empowered to appoint a citizen from another province, and Section 7 further outlines the parameters governing such appointments.
Accordingly, I will be voting against the motion of confidence concerning the governor appointed earlier this week, whith all the seats I hold.
Mximo Carbonèl
Senator from Florencia