Quote from: Françal I. Lux on Today at 11:09:47 AM

Quote from: Breneir Tzaracomprada on Yesterday at 06:14:08 PMMr. Speaker, this enquiry is for the Culture Minister, @Françal I. Lux , and is a follow-up to his reply from last month:

Quote from: Françal I. Lux on May 05, 2026, 10:24:33 AM

Quote from: Breneir Tzaracomprada on May 04, 2026, 10:58:48 PMMr. Speaker,

This enquiry is for the Culture/Finance Minister.

On April 14, Minister @Françal I. Lux informed the nation of his return to service. Minister, if you could please advise the Ziu on your plans for the Culture and Finance portfolios now that you are back.

Thank you for the question.

Mr. Speaker, my main priority for the next month is resuming my previous plans for the Culture Ministry. With the help of S:reu Malt and under the supervision of our Ladîntsch Naziunál, the Ministry of Culture will be sponsoring a translation project, first to update the Talossan version of the Organic Law, and, if all goes well, the gradual translation of the nation's statutes.

Minister, what updates are there to the translation project currently underway with MZ Malt and the Ladîntsch Naziunál?

Thank you for the question,

Mr. Speaker we have unfortunately encountered delays due to personal reasons, but I haven't lost hope and will continue to push for it to at least begin before the end of this month.

I thank the Minister for his reply and send well wishes to those experiencing personal issues. As a courtesy, I am letting the Minister know I will follow up next month.

Quote from: Breneir Tzaracomprada on Yesterday at 06:14:08 PMMr. Speaker, this enquiry is for the Culture Minister, @Françal I. Lux , and is a follow-up to his reply from last month:

Quote from: Françal I. Lux on May 05, 2026, 10:24:33 AM

Quote from: Breneir Tzaracomprada on May 04, 2026, 10:58:48 PMMr. Speaker,

This enquiry is for the Culture/Finance Minister.

On April 14, Minister @Françal I. Lux informed the nation of his return to service. Minister, if you could please advise the Ziu on your plans for the Culture and Finance portfolios now that you are back.

Thank you for the question.

Mr. Speaker, my main priority for the next month is resuming my previous plans for the Culture Ministry. With the help of S:reu Malt and under the supervision of our Ladîntsch Naziunál, the Ministry of Culture will be sponsoring a translation project, first to update the Talossan version of the Organic Law, and, if all goes well, the gradual translation of the nation's statutes.

Minister, what updates are there to the translation project currently underway with MZ Malt and the Ladîntsch Naziunál?

Thank you for the question,

Mr. Speaker we have unfortunately encountered delays due to personal reasons, but I haven't lost hope and will continue to push for it to at least begin before the end of this month.

Wishing you and your family strength in this time. 🤍

Mr. Speaker, this enquiry is for the Culture Minister, @Françal I. Lux , and is a follow-up to his reply from last month:

Quote from: Françal I. Lux on May 05, 2026, 10:24:33 AM

Quote from: Breneir Tzaracomprada on May 04, 2026, 10:58:48 PMMr. Speaker,

This enquiry is for the Culture/Finance Minister.

On April 14, Minister @Françal I. Lux informed the nation of his return to service. Minister, if you could please advise the Ziu on your plans for the Culture and Finance portfolios now that you are back.

Thank you for the question.

Mr. Speaker, my main priority for the next month is resuming my previous plans for the Culture Ministry. With the help of S:reu Malt and under the supervision of our Ladîntsch Naziunál, the Ministry of Culture will be sponsoring a translation project, first to update the Talossan version of the Organic Law, and, if all goes well, the gradual translation of the nation's statutes.

Minister, what updates are there to the translation project currently underway with MZ Malt and the Ladîntsch Naziunál?

E.11.4 for new citizens, and D.7.6.2 for existing citizens (which references a tool that already exists: https://database.talossa.com/citizenship/privacy)

Quote from: Breneir Tzaracomprada on Yesterday at 05:34:06 PM

Quote from: Baron Alexandreu Davinescu on Yesterday at 05:22:44 PMI may not be very available over this weekend; my stepmother has been moved to hospice care.  I'm just at that time of life, I guess.  I will be checking in if there's any major issues.

I am so sorry to hear this, Alexandreu. We may not be friends but our common humanity compels me to send warm wishes to you and your family on seeing this news. Your stepmother will be in my thoughts.

Your family will be in my prayers Baron.

-Txec R

Quote from: Baron Alexandreu Davinescu on Yesterday at 05:22:44 PMI may not be very available over this weekend; my stepmother has been moved to hospice care.  I'm just at that time of life, I guess.  I will be checking in if there's any major issues.

I am so sorry to hear this, Alexandreu. We may not be friends but our common humanity compels me to send warm wishes to you and your family on seeing this news. Your stepmother will be in my thoughts.

I may not be very available over this weekend; my stepmother has been moved to hospice care.  I'm just at that time of life, I guess.  I will be checking in if there's any major issues.

Quote from: Sir Lüc on Yesterday at 01:30:04 PMThere we go. 7.6.6 and 7.6.7 need a bit of work but otherwise this should be pretty complete.

Despite past discussions on the topic, I did not include in my draft a hypothetical "cultural" mailing list, because:

• I think it would be undesirable to chuck vastly different endeavours under that label, but conversely, it would be pretty onerous to implement separate lists for each (I think there should be a reasonable limit to what the Chancery is expected to do for what isn't really one of its core tasks); and
• I think it would be difficult to define who could use that list without either someone being the arbiter of what counts as a "legitimate cultural entity" (and someone also deciding if a specific mailer qualifies as a cultural mailer), or potentially exposing citizens to massive spam by simply not making that call and letting anything go.

I would obviously welcome input regarding how this could be implemented, but this can also be safely deferred to some future piece of legislation.

This looks good to me. I was wondering how consent is gained during the process and it was answered with the amended Section E 11.4

There we go. 7.6.6 and 7.6.7 need a bit of work but otherwise this should be pretty complete.

Despite past discussions on the topic, I did not include in my draft a hypothetical "cultural" mailing list, because:

• I think it would be undesirable to chuck vastly different endeavours under that label, but conversely, it would be pretty onerous to implement separate lists for each (I think there should be a reasonable limit to what the Chancery is expected to do for what isn't really one of its core tasks); and
• I think it would be difficult to define who could use that list without either someone being the arbiter of what counts as a "legitimate cultural entity" (and someone also deciding if a specific mailer qualifies as a cultural mailer), or potentially exposing citizens to massive spam by simply not making that call and letting anything go.

I would obviously welcome input regarding how this could be implemented, but this can also be safely deferred to some future piece of legislation.