This topic is for the discussion of the interregional vice-president.
We need to be sure we give the VP enough of a job to make the office worthwhile, but as a secondary executive he/she cannot hold too much authority. Here are the two things that I propose:
--The VP will serve as an adviser to the president or other officials when needed.
--The VP is the chairman of the upper house of the legislature; he/she will count votes there.
Thoughts?
We need to be sure we give the VP enough of a job to make the office worthwhile, but as a secondary executive he/she cannot hold too much authority. Here are the two things that I propose:
--The VP will serve as an adviser to the president or other officials when needed.
--The VP is the chairman of the upper house of the legislature; he/she will count votes there.
Thoughts?