hello every one. we have a lot of stuff to go through
first, the sister region bill was vetoed, so we need to make a new one. Zwotstyg said this:
"--First, it was a bit more directed at the governments and operations within other sister regions than at the development towards the interregional union.
--It didn't establish any minimums which need to be reached before interregional elections would be launched.
--It didn't establish any system to use to approve new sister regions, recognize them, and limit the number we'll start with.
With that in mind, remember that this is only a quick system to regulate the creation of new sister regions and the beginning of interregional elections. Here, then, are the only things it really needs to answer:
--How will new sister regions be approved and recognized? (my recommendation is that someone who wants to make a sister region will telegram the Supreme Council with the name of the potential region; if the SC approves it, the sister region could be founded and would be recognized as a sister to the INU.)
--How many initial sister regions will be allow? (I recommend no more than four or five; I might even hand Rachariaa over to someone here to restart the ISU.)
--What requirements must be met by the sister regions before interregional elections are launched? (I recommend that each region should have an established regional government with a population of at least 70 people, with a minimum WA percentage of 20%.)"
~Zwotstgy
so, with this in mind, lets get to deciding this. I'll make a discussion on the forum.
and we have some other stuff:
1. COLLAPSING THE SUPREME COUNCIL: if we vote for this, we will shrink the supreme council to one person, and we can decide the name for it. just make you suggestion in the discussion will make.
2. RECRUITMENT BORD: since we have the new recruitment system, we should vote on enlarging the 'secretary of recrutement' position to, maybe 5 people. here is zwotstyg for how this would work:
"Now that we have adopted a new way to recruit (by using mass-telegrams and a processing region), there's no longer a need for one person to select each nation in particular to invite. All we need are people to send mass-telegrams with telegram stamps and one person to check through the nations that arrive in INU Island to send them the password. My specific idea is that we expand the "Secretary of Recruitment" position into a Recruitment Board of, say, 5 people. The leader would be the Director of Recruitment; this person would be the one to check nations waiting in INU Island and send the password to those he/she approves. The other four members would simply be recruiters; they would use mass-telegrams (which rely on telegram stamps; stamps have to be bought, at a price of $1 per 1000 stamps) to send a recruitment telegram to WA members and new nations. The telegram would be written by the Director, who would also assign each board member of a particular group to recruit from (for example, the first 3000 nations on the WA list, 2000 new nations, etc). The Director would be elected just as the current recruiter is, and he/she would appoint the other board members upon taking office."
~zwotstyg
and, lastly, INUCA regulations. i strongly encourage voting for this, and what it would mean is that we have to do at least some thing every week. this could be either amending a passed law, or voting for a new one.
alright, so, try to get every thing in one post. then, if you disagree with someone, the you can focus on one thing.
~Franklin Xenol, New Educandi
first, the sister region bill was vetoed, so we need to make a new one. Zwotstyg said this:
"--First, it was a bit more directed at the governments and operations within other sister regions than at the development towards the interregional union.
--It didn't establish any minimums which need to be reached before interregional elections would be launched.
--It didn't establish any system to use to approve new sister regions, recognize them, and limit the number we'll start with.
With that in mind, remember that this is only a quick system to regulate the creation of new sister regions and the beginning of interregional elections. Here, then, are the only things it really needs to answer:
--How will new sister regions be approved and recognized? (my recommendation is that someone who wants to make a sister region will telegram the Supreme Council with the name of the potential region; if the SC approves it, the sister region could be founded and would be recognized as a sister to the INU.)
--How many initial sister regions will be allow? (I recommend no more than four or five; I might even hand Rachariaa over to someone here to restart the ISU.)
--What requirements must be met by the sister regions before interregional elections are launched? (I recommend that each region should have an established regional government with a population of at least 70 people, with a minimum WA percentage of 20%.)"
~Zwotstgy
so, with this in mind, lets get to deciding this. I'll make a discussion on the forum.
and we have some other stuff:
1. COLLAPSING THE SUPREME COUNCIL: if we vote for this, we will shrink the supreme council to one person, and we can decide the name for it. just make you suggestion in the discussion will make.
2. RECRUITMENT BORD: since we have the new recruitment system, we should vote on enlarging the 'secretary of recrutement' position to, maybe 5 people. here is zwotstyg for how this would work:
"Now that we have adopted a new way to recruit (by using mass-telegrams and a processing region), there's no longer a need for one person to select each nation in particular to invite. All we need are people to send mass-telegrams with telegram stamps and one person to check through the nations that arrive in INU Island to send them the password. My specific idea is that we expand the "Secretary of Recruitment" position into a Recruitment Board of, say, 5 people. The leader would be the Director of Recruitment; this person would be the one to check nations waiting in INU Island and send the password to those he/she approves. The other four members would simply be recruiters; they would use mass-telegrams (which rely on telegram stamps; stamps have to be bought, at a price of $1 per 1000 stamps) to send a recruitment telegram to WA members and new nations. The telegram would be written by the Director, who would also assign each board member of a particular group to recruit from (for example, the first 3000 nations on the WA list, 2000 new nations, etc). The Director would be elected just as the current recruiter is, and he/she would appoint the other board members upon taking office."
~zwotstyg
and, lastly, INUCA regulations. i strongly encourage voting for this, and what it would mean is that we have to do at least some thing every week. this could be either amending a passed law, or voting for a new one.
alright, so, try to get every thing in one post. then, if you disagree with someone, the you can focus on one thing.
~Franklin Xenol, New Educandi