That's perfectly understandable! I would be happy to pass the torch to either of my fellow Consuls, if one of them is interested.

Quote from: þerxh Sant-Enogat on February 20, 2026, 09:44:36 AM(I'm off 4 days for a family trip to discover Berlin)

I feel sorry for you.

I did watch the video but work has been busy so I didn't give feedback. It looks great to me.

-Txec R

I should be able to have it tweaked by then and ready. Given the resounding silence, it seems like it's it's already pretty much ready to go!

I've spoken with His Majesty about having him in some as well. And I'll probably do some talking-head style ones.

That's top quality for me! I can publish it today CéST or on wednesday (I'm off 4 days for a family trip to discover Berlin)

Azul!Dear talossans and Honoured everybody,
I want to know here ,Now on this era what is your favorite social media platform (It can be most used by You)??
Here to listening your answers...

I'm not sure what I feel about the same person holding two governorships at once. I would have probably voted differently if that appeared to be likely earlier.

Quote from: mximo on February 10, 2026, 09:27:06 AMResolution No. 5 — Establishment of a Constitutional Reform Committee

Whereas the Constitution of the Province of Florencia requires major review to ensure its coherence, legitimacy, and democratic integrity;

Whereas questions concerning constitutional structure and governance warrant a dedicated, orderly, and inclusive process;

Be it resolved that:

A Constitutional Reform Committee is hereby established for the purpose of reviewing, drafting, and proposing a revised Constitution.

The Committee shall consist of three (3) voting members only, namely:

The Governor, who shall serve as Chair of the Committee and shall hold one (1) vote;

Breneir Tzaracomprada, who shall serve as Vice-Chair and shall hold one (1) vote;

Mximo Carbonèl, who shall also serve as Vice-Chair and shall hold one (1) vote.

Only the Chair and the two Vice-Chairs shall possess voting rights within the Committee.

The Committee may, at its discretion, appoint external experts to assist its work, including but not limited to:

A judge or legal expert;

Representatives or members of other political parties;

Representatives from other relevant institutions.

Such experts shall serve in an advisory capacity only and shall not hold voting rights.

The Committee shall be mandated to submit its constitutional proposal prior to the opening of the Sixth Clark of the 62nd Cosa.

The proposed Constitution shall be submitted to the Nimlet for approval and must be adopted prior to the next general election.

Upon adoption by the Nimlet, the new Constitution shall be submitted to a referendum during the 63rd General Election.

Be it further resolved that this Committee shall conduct its work in a spirit of transparency, constitutional continuity, and respect for democratic principles.

Uréu q'estadra så,
Mximo Carbonèl
Florencia senator
Member of the House of Shepherds

As this has passed the house we the crown
El Regeu en volt This legislation.

Antaglha Xhenerös Somelieir
Cunstaval of Florencia

Azul all,

I've been working on expanding the Database and, partly due to the progressive citizen numbers recently ticking over 600, I caught the opportunity to finally formalise the status of 31 people listed on the Chancery's rolls as underage citizens. You can see the results at https://database.talossa.com/citizenship/citizens/dandelions

As a refresher, the law was changed in early 2023 to do away with the former birthright citizenship system ("old-law" Dandelions) and the similar automatic citizenship for children/wards of citizens ("broad-leaf" Dandelions). These formerly were underage citizens who, by a now-abolished provision, could not accumulate strikes until reaching 14; the problem being that, when their parents struck out, they were "trapped" and uncontactable on the rolls, and without us being really sure of their age and status. It was not only a cosmetic issue of having inflated rolls, but also a more serious issue of consent, especially involving non-adults under Talossan but also macronational laws.

This problem was solved by 57RZ27/58RZ01, which made natural-born Dandelions only eligible for automatic citizenship at 14 instead of birth, and removed the "strike protection" until 14, causing existing Dandelions to immediately(*) strike out under the normal provisions of two years without voting or answering a Census. We then instituted a new system of Implinds - registered children/wards of citizens with "prospective privileges" - but as far as I can tell, no Implind has been registered in the three years since (and indeed no "old-law" or "broad-leaf" Dandelion had been registered for five years prior).

I meant to address this issue in the most recent Census, but I forgot to ask the Ziu for permission to inquire with parents about whether they meant to "transfer" their children/wards to the status of an Implind, so the issue had to be postponed. I have decided for the time being to consider as Implinds all former "old-law" and "broad-leaf" Dandelions who have lost their citizenship but qualify as an Implind (by having a still-Talossan parent and possibly being under 14).

This includes, as far as I can tell, 11 people:

* #341, daughter of Eðo Grischun;
* #374, 375, 376 and 417, daughters of Vitxalmour Conductour;
* #498, son of Alexandreu Davinescu;
* #499 and 530, son and daughter of Cresti Siervicül;
* #500 and 531, son and daughter of Dan Txechescu;
* #501, daughter of Miestră Schivă.

The parents/guardians of any of them are more than welcome to reach out to me for any purpose, including removing them from their status as Implinds, availing them of their legal benefits as Implinds, or registering any additional Implinds. (#341, 374, 375 and 376 will definitely turn 14 within a few months, which will make them ineligible to remain Implinds.)

The other 20 former "old-law" or "broad-leaf" Dandelions are all 14 or over (except #383, who however has no Talossan parents) and do not qualify as Implinds, but I believe they have the same status as struck-out citizens, meaning they can have their full, adult citizenship restored essentially just by reaching out to me.

(*): or in two years' time from early 2023; the question is moot since the effect, as of today, is the same.

-- Lüc, SoS

RZ06 CONTRA
RZ07 PER
RZ08 PER
RZ09 PER
RZ10 PER
RZ11 PER
RZ12 ABSTAIN
RZ13 PER