Senior Fellow Txoteu É. Davinescu, O.SPM
- A.A. Liberal Studies
- B.S. Business Leadership (Magna Cum Laude) w/ Minors in Religious Studies & Criminal Justice
- M.A. Museum Studies (w/ Honors) w/ Specializations in Museum Administration & Curation 

RZ19 - PER

I just got back to the States and had a busy first week, but I would be happy to help

Azul,
 
I was asked (twice actually) on Reddit how el glheþ got its ISO 639 recognition. As I'm not sure of the answer, I figured I'd ask here so I can reply on Reddit.

-Txec R

Quote from: Miestră Schivă, UrN on January 19, 2025, 03:19:11 PM

Quote from: Sir Lüc on January 19, 2025, 03:15:24 PMI would also like to point out that it is relatively easy to edit the current form,

It is. I just haven't gotten around to it lol

Now that we know it is relatively easy to do I hope the change can be made soon.

Quote from: Barclamïu da Miéletz on January 18, 2025, 04:39:46 PMSince the instrumental I made wasn't that good, I decide to rewrite the lyrics to the tune of the Welsh anthem, as regions like Brittany use it.

The anthem is beautiful as well.

@xpb could you send me the fanfare you made again? So I can use it.

I need to find it and will get back to you soon.

Wouldn't be averse to electing only half the Cosa each time, if that would seal the deal for unicameralism

Approved

Azul. Pursuant to Lex.B.13.2, on January 5th I informed all relevant officeholders of their responsibility to appoint three members to the Electoral Commission for the 61st Cosă General Election. All have now made public or private appointments. I am therefore pleased to announce that the Electoral Commission for the next General Elections is comprised of:

- Myself in my office of Secretary of State, as de jure non-voting member and chair;
- Judge @Istefan Perþonest, appointed by the Uppermost Court;
- @Sir Ian Plätschisch, appointed by the Mençei;
- Sir @C. M. Siervicül, appointed by the King on advice of the Government

Pursuant to Lex.B.13.3, I will get in touch with the members and present them with a proposed set of rules by February 15th.



Sir Lüc da Schir, UrB
Secretary of State

Well, we would want a situation where it takes winning over legislators who have been elected over the course of more than one election to make large-scale structural changes. I don't know how this could be implemented. Putting a small set of the legislators in their own group with longer terms is a pretty elegant solution, which also serves as our method of representing provinces and empowering some individual legislators outside of the party system (another check on party power we would want to implement).

We already pass laws with large-scale structural reforms pretty frequently and easily, and there are already relatively few checks on political party power. It's not a good situation. So at a minimum, any change over to a unicameral legislature shouldn't make things worse for the future prospects of our democracy.

This is also really low on the priority list for me. Taking active steps to recruit future citizens should be our first, second, third, fourth, and fifth priority.