Quote from: Sir Lüc on August 01, 2026, 06:28:07 AMIs open now and will remain open until November 13th. Registration can be done by posting in this thread, by PM to me, or by email to the Chancery. No additional information is necessary but you will need to be a citizen of the province whose seat you seek to represent.

Luc, a quick check here that you meant August 13th?

Quote from: Tierçéu Rôibeardescù on July 20, 2026, 04:12:41 AM

Quote from: Baron Alexandreu Davinescu on July 19, 2026, 09:38:35 PM

Quote from: Tierçéu Rôibeardescù on July 19, 2026, 08:09:10 PMWHEREAS maybe there should be a more formal but public mechanism for civil servant to be able manner akin to a terpz

What kind of help are you looking for?  If you're looking for direction, you can ask your supervising Government official (the Minister of Culture, @Françal I. Lux ).  If you'd like to establish more policies or guidelines, though, I think you should generally just do it.  Or you can do a public consultation if you're just not really sure.

for this particular point about civil service Terps, its more the point that there is few formal mechanisms for the civil service to be interacted with and  to intact with the state, for example we are unable to post in the ziu,  even to relevant changes in policy (SOS withstanding), there exists no mechanism for the civil service to seek a formal legal opinion thought the courts as I recently found out (AG withstanding). Finally There is no form of accountability or even freedom of information requests built in,  less in the way of needing help rather to be `summonedable` as well as to part of public record.

Tierçéu, I wonder whether revisions to the Freedom of Information laws might help to create some mechanism for terpelaziuns, etc.

GROUP 3
4 - Dave Brubeck - Take Five
3 - David Bowie - Starman
2 - Earth, Wind & Fire - September
1 - Queen - Don't Stop Me Now

GROUP 4
4 - Kate Bush - Wuthering Heights
3 - Dire Straits - Telegraph Road
2 - The Clash - Rock the Casbah
1 - Johnny Cash - Ring of Fire

Group 3

4 - Bon Jovi
3 - David Bowie
2 - Elton John
1 - Queen

Group 4

4 - Johnny Cash Ring of Fire
3 - Kenny Rogers
2 - Queen and David Bowie
1 - Johnny Cash Hurt

-Txec R

Got mine today in the mail

I will be running for reelection in the glorious province of Maritiimi-Maxhestic.

Quote from: Tric'hard Lenxheir on August 01, 2026, 07:19:16 AMI would like to run for the Senate seat in Vuode as an independent if that is allowed

Yes! There are no party labels for Senate elections, although Senators are then free to affiliate with whatever party they choose, including no party at all; so that is absolutely allowed.

Azul, this is a quick thread to inform you that there will be a Senate election for Vuode's seat, as well as the customary States-General seat claim, in the August-September 2026 General Elections.

Senate Election

Vuode will elect a Senator for a full term of approx. 27 months (three Cosăs). The election will be run by the Chancery. Anyone interested in running should register on the official registration thread by the end of August 13th.

States-General seat claim

This province also allows its citizens to claim a seat in its provincial assembly. For the last two elections, the Chancery has allowed people to lodge a seat claim right on the electoral ballot, as a matter of facilitating democracy, with provinces then left free to respect or ignore the claims lodged that way. Unless the province requests otherwise by August 13th, the Chancery will again include the seat claim on the ballot in the upcoming election.

Azul, this is a quick thread to inform you that there will be a Senate election for M-M's seat, as well as the customary Assembly seat claim, in the August-September 2026 General Elections.

Senate Election

M-M will elect a Senator for a full term of approx. 18 months (two Cosăs). The election will be run by the Chancery. Anyone interested in running should register on the official registration thread by the end of August 13th.

Assembly seat claim

This province also allows its citizens to claim a seat in its provincial assembly. For the last two elections, the Chancery has allowed people to lodge a seat claim right on the electoral ballot, as a matter of facilitating democracy, with provinces then left free to respect or ignore the claims lodged that way. Unless the province requests otherwise by August 13th, the Chancery will again include the seat claim on the ballot in the upcoming election.