Appointment - Revision history

Thespaceinvader at 20:52, 10 April 2025

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	The [[judgement]] of appointment allows the Synod to choose a citizen to hold an Imperial title for a year or more. It is a standard method of appointment that forms one of the [[New_Imperial_titles#Well_Worn_Paths\|well worn paths]] for election available to the Senate when they create a new Imperial title.		The [[judgement]] of appointment allows the Synod to choose a citizen to hold an Imperial title for a year or more. It is a standard method of appointment that forms one of the [[New_Imperial_titles#Well_Worn_Paths\|well worn paths]] for election available to the Senate when they create a new Imperial title.

	Each Imperial title that is appointed by the Synod specifies which [[assembly]] the title is appointed by. Any title that is re-elected annually will also specify when the election occurs. At the appropriate summit, any citizen who is eligible for the position may approach the [[Tribune of the Synod]] to indicate they wish to be considered for the title. The Tribune will then raise a judgement in the appropriate assembly asking ~~the~~ the Synod to judge the appointment.		Each Imperial title that is appointed by the Synod specifies which [[assembly]] the title is appointed by. Any title that is re-elected annually will also specify when the election occurs. At the appropriate summit, any citizen who is eligible for the position may approach the [[Tribune of the Synod]] to indicate they wish to be considered for the title. The Tribune will then raise a judgement in the appropriate assembly asking the Synod to judge the appointment.
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	In Spring 386YE, the Senate made a [[386YE_Spring_Equinox_Senate_sessions#Amend_Lepidean_University_True_Liao\|change]] on how the dose of [[liao#True Liao\|true liao]] provided by the [[Construct_Lepidean_University\|Lepidean University]] would be distributed by the Synod through the [[judgement]] of Appointment.		In Spring 386YE, the Senate made a [[386YE_Spring_Equinox_Senate_sessions#Amend_Lepidean_University_True_Liao\|change]] on how the dose of [[liao#True Liao\|true liao]] provided by the [[Construct_Lepidean_University\|Lepidean University]] would be distributed by the Synod through the [[judgement]] of Appointment.

Hailmur at 12:36, 11 July 2024

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	Each Imperial title that is appointed by the Synod specifies which [[assembly]] the title is appointed by. Any title that is re-elected annually will also specify when the election occurs. At the appropriate summit, any citizen who is eligible for the position may approach the [[Tribune of the Synod]] to indicate they wish to be considered for the title. The Tribune will then raise a judgement in the appropriate assembly asking the the Synod to judge the appointment.		Each Imperial title that is appointed by the Synod specifies which [[assembly]] the title is appointed by. Any title that is re-elected annually will also specify when the election occurs. At the appropriate summit, any citizen who is eligible for the position may approach the [[Tribune of the Synod]] to indicate they wish to be considered for the title. The Tribune will then raise a judgement in the appropriate assembly asking the the Synod to judge the appointment.
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			In Spring 386YE, the Senate made a [[386YE_Spring_Equinox_Senate_sessions#Amend_Lepidean_University_True_Liao\|change]] on how the dose of [[liao#True Liao\|true liao]] provided by the [[Construct_Lepidean_University\|Lepidean University]] would be distributed by the Synod through the [[judgement]] of Appointment.
	==Judgement==		==Judgement==
	A judgement of appointment may only be submitted by the Tribune. Candidates who wish to be considered for the position make themselves known to the Tribune. who will raise a judgement of appointment in the relevant assembly listing the candidates name.		A judgement of appointment may only be submitted by the Tribune. Candidates who wish to be considered for the position make themselves known to the Tribune. who will raise a judgement of appointment in the relevant assembly listing the candidates name.
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	* National positions are appointed by judgement of the relevant national assembly.		* National positions are appointed by judgement of the relevant national assembly.
	* Virtue positions are appointed by judgement of the relevant virtue assembly		* Virtue positions are appointed by judgement of the relevant virtue assembly

			===True Liao===
			The dose of [[true liao]] that is produced by the [[Lepidean_Librarian#Lepidean_University\|Lepidean University]] is assigned by appointment through the General Assembly. The judgement is raised by the Tribune at the start of each summit and voting ends at 6pm on the second day of the summit. The dose of true liao is not considered to be an Imperial title; citizens who already have an Imperial title are still eligible to receive the dose.

	===Eligibility===		===Eligibility===
	Candidates for most positions appointed by the Imperial Synod do not have to be a member of the Synod, a specific assembly or possess any relevant skills. The only restriction is that candidates for national positions must be members of the appropriate nation.		Candidates for most positions appointed by the Imperial Synod do not have to be a member of the Synod, a specific assembly or possess any relevant skills. The only restriction is that candidates for national positions must be members of the appropriate nation.

	Eligibility for some Imperial titles is based on membership of a specific virtue assembly - for example you must be a member of the Assembly of Courage to be the [[Cardinal of Courage]]. The changes to how membership of a Virtue Assembly is determined (from dedication to the virtues [[Congregation#Downtime Options\|preached]] to a [[congregation]]) do not change this requirement. That means that any citizen with a relevant title, such as Cardinal, would be removed from their position if they ~~embraced~~ a different Virtue in downtime.		Eligibility for some Imperial titles is based on membership of a specific virtue assembly - for example you must be a member of the Assembly of Courage to be the [[Cardinal of Courage]]. The changes to how membership of a Virtue Assembly is determined (from dedication to the virtues [[Congregation#Downtime Options\|preached]] to a [[congregation]]) do not change this requirement. That means that any citizen with a relevant title, such as Cardinal, would be removed from their position if they preached a different Virtue in downtime.

	~~===Titles with Votes===~~
	It is illegal to use any votes provided by a title during the appointment of that title. The onus lies on the title holder to inform the Tribune of their correct number of votes when voting for the appointment of any title they hold, otherwise they risk being prosecuted for [[List_of_Criminal_Offences#Crimes_against_the_Processes_of_the_State\|subverting the agencies of state]] if the matter comes to light. This restriction applies regardless of whether the incumbent is seeking re-appointment and wishes to vote for a different candidate.
	<div style="float: right;"><quote by="Marcher Proverb">Having a beard doesn't make you wise.</quote></div>		<div style="float: right;"><quote by="Marcher Proverb">Having a beard doesn't make you wise.</quote></div>

Rafferty: /* Eligibility */

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Eligibility

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	===Eligibility===		===Eligibility===
	Candidates for ~~all~~ positions appointed by the Imperial Synod do not have to be a member of the Synod, a specific assembly or possess any relevant skills. The only restriction is that candidates for national positions must be members of the appropriate nation.		Candidates for most positions appointed by the Imperial Synod do not have to be a member of the Synod, a specific assembly or possess any relevant skills. The only restriction is that candidates for national positions must be members of the appropriate nation.

			Eligibility for some Imperial titles is based on membership of a specific virtue assembly - for example you must be a member of the Assembly of Courage to be the [[Cardinal of Courage]]. The changes to how membership of a Virtue Assembly is determined (from dedication to the virtues [[Congregation#Downtime Options\|preached]] to a [[congregation]]) do not change this requirement. That means that any citizen with a relevant title, such as Cardinal, would be removed from their position if they embraced a different Virtue in downtime.

	===Titles with Votes===		===Titles with Votes===

Emmanovi: /* Titles with Votes */

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Titles with Votes

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	===Titles with Votes===		===Titles with Votes===
	It is illegal to use any votes provided by a title during the appointment of that title. The onus lies on the title holder to inform the ~~Tribunes~~ of their correct number of votes when voting for the appointment of any title they hold, otherwise they risk being prosecuted for [[List_of_Criminal_Offences#Crimes_against_the_Processes_of_the_State\|subverting the agencies of state]] if the matter comes to light. This restriction applies regardless of whether the incumbent is seeking re-appointment and wishes to vote for a different candidate.		It is illegal to use any votes provided by a title during the appointment of that title. The onus lies on the title holder to inform the Tribune of their correct number of votes when voting for the appointment of any title they hold, otherwise they risk being prosecuted for [[List_of_Criminal_Offences#Crimes_against_the_Processes_of_the_State\|subverting the agencies of state]] if the matter comes to light. This restriction applies regardless of whether the incumbent is seeking re-appointment and wishes to vote for a different candidate.
	<div style="float: right;"><quote by="Marcher Proverb">Having a beard doesn't make you wise.</quote></div>		<div style="float: right;"><quote by="Marcher Proverb">Having a beard doesn't make you wise.</quote></div>

Matt: /* Assembly */

2020-07-31T09:45:35Z

Assembly

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	Each Imperial title that is appointed by the Synod specifies which [[assembly]] the title is appointed by and when a regular election should be scheduled for.		Each Imperial title that is appointed by the Synod specifies which [[assembly]] the title is appointed by and when a regular election should be scheduled for.

	* Imperial positions can be appointed either by judgement of the [[Assembly of Nine]] or by the [[General Assembly]].		* Imperial positions can be appointed either by judgement of the [[Assembly of the Nine]] or by the [[General Assembly]].
	* National positions are appointed by judgement of the relevant national assembly.		* National positions are appointed by judgement of the relevant national assembly.
	* Virtue positions are appointed by judgement of the relevant virtue assembly		* Virtue positions are appointed by judgement of the relevant virtue assembly

Matt: /* Overview */

2020-05-10T14:12:09Z

Overview

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	The [[judgement]] of appointment allows the Synod to choose a citizen to hold an Imperial title for a year or more. It is a standard method of appointment that forms one of the [[New_Imperial_titles#Well_Worn_Paths\|well worn paths]] for election available to the Senate when they create a new Imperial title.		The [[judgement]] of appointment allows the Synod to choose a citizen to hold an Imperial title for a year or more. It is a standard method of appointment that forms one of the [[New_Imperial_titles#Well_Worn_Paths\|well worn paths]] for election available to the Senate when they create a new Imperial title.

	Each Imperial title that is appointed by the Synod specifies which [[assembly]] the title is appointed by. Any title that is re-elected annually will also specify when the election occurs. At ~~any~~ summit ~~where a title is vacant~~, any citizen who is eligible for the position may approach the [[Tribune of the Synod]] to indicate they wish to be considered for the title. The Tribune will then raise a judgement in the appropriate assembly asking the the Synod to judge the appointment.		Each Imperial title that is appointed by the Synod specifies which [[assembly]] the title is appointed by. Any title that is re-elected annually will also specify when the election occurs. At the appropriate summit, any citizen who is eligible for the position may approach the [[Tribune of the Synod]] to indicate they wish to be considered for the title. The Tribune will then raise a judgement in the appropriate assembly asking the the Synod to judge the appointment.

	==Judgement==		==Judgement==

Matt at 14:11, 10 May 2020

2020-05-10T14:11:11Z

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	The [[judgement]] of appointment allows the Synod to choose a citizen to hold an Imperial title for a year or more. It is a standard method of appointment that forms one of the [[New_Imperial_titles#Well_Worn_Paths\|well worn paths]] for election available to the Senate when they create a new Imperial title.		The [[judgement]] of appointment allows the Synod to choose a citizen to hold an Imperial title for a year or more. It is a standard method of appointment that forms one of the [[New_Imperial_titles#Well_Worn_Paths\|well worn paths]] for election available to the Senate when they create a new Imperial title.

	Any citizen who ~~wishes to be considered~~ for ~~a Synod appointment~~ may approach the [[Tribune of the Synod]] ~~at the summit where~~ the title ~~falls vacant or is vacant~~. The Tribune will then raise a judgement in the appropriate assembly asking the the Synod to judge the appointment.		Each Imperial title that is appointed by the Synod specifies which [[assembly]] the title is appointed by. Any title that is re-elected annually will also specify when the election occurs. At any summit where a title is vacant, any citizen who is eligible for the position may approach the [[Tribune of the Synod]] to indicate they wish to be considered for the title. The Tribune will then raise a judgement in the appropriate assembly asking the the Synod to judge the appointment.

	==Judgement==		==Judgement==
	A judgement of appointment may only be submitted by the Tribune~~- rather than by a member of the Synod~~. Candidates who wish to be considered for the position make themselves known to the Tribune. who will raise a judgement of appointment in the relevant assembly listing the candidates name.		A judgement of appointment may only be submitted by the Tribune. Candidates who wish to be considered for the position make themselves known to the Tribune. who will raise a judgement of appointment in the relevant assembly listing the candidates name.

	Once the judgement is submitted by the Tribune, any citizen who is eligible can have the Tribune add their name to the judgement. Members of the Synod may vote at any time, casting their votes for a single candidate named on the judgement.		Once the judgement is submitted by the Tribune, any citizen who is eligible can have the Tribune add their name to the judgement. Members of the Synod may vote at any time, casting their votes for a single candidate named on the judgement.

Rafferty at 14:03, 10 May 2020

2020-05-10T14:03:04Z

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	==Judgement==		==Judgement==
	A judgement of appointment may only be submitted by the - rather than by a member of the Synod. Candidates who wish to be considered for the position make themselves known to the Tribune. who will raise a judgement of appointment in the relevant assembly listing the candidates name.		A judgement of appointment may only be submitted by the Tribune- rather than by a member of the Synod. Candidates who wish to be considered for the position make themselves known to the Tribune. who will raise a judgement of appointment in the relevant assembly listing the candidates name.

	Once the judgement is submitted by the Tribune, any citizen who is eligible can have the Tribune add their name to the judgement. Members of the Synod may vote at any time, casting their votes for a single candidate named on the judgement.		Once the judgement is submitted by the Tribune, any citizen who is eligible can have the Tribune add their name to the judgement. Members of the Synod may vote at any time, casting their votes for a single candidate named on the judgement.

Matt at 20:45, 8 May 2020

2020-05-08T20:45:02Z

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	Candidates for all positions appointed by the Imperial Synod do not have to be a member of the Synod, a specific assembly or possess any relevant skills. The only restriction is that candidates for national positions must be members of the appropriate nation.		Candidates for all positions appointed by the Imperial Synod do not have to be a member of the Synod, a specific assembly or possess any relevant skills. The only restriction is that candidates for national positions must be members of the appropriate nation.

	==Titles with ~~votes~~==		===Titles with Votes===
	It is illegal to use any votes provided by a title during the appointment of that title. The onus lies on the title holder to inform the Tribunes of their correct number of votes when voting for the appointment of any title they hold, otherwise they risk being prosecuted for [[List_of_Criminal_Offences#Crimes_against_the_Processes_of_the_State\|subverting the agencies of state]] if the matter comes to light. This restriction applies regardless of whether the incumbent is seeking re-appointment and wishes to vote for a different candidate.		It is illegal to use any votes provided by a title during the appointment of that title. The onus lies on the title holder to inform the Tribunes of their correct number of votes when voting for the appointment of any title they hold, otherwise they risk being prosecuted for [[List_of_Criminal_Offences#Crimes_against_the_Processes_of_the_State\|subverting the agencies of state]] if the matter comes to light. This restriction applies regardless of whether the incumbent is seeking re-appointment and wishes to vote for a different candidate.
	<div style="float: right;"><quote by="Marcher Proverb">Having a beard doesn't make you wise.</quote></div>		<div style="float: right;"><quote by="Marcher Proverb">Having a beard doesn't make you wise.</quote></div>

Matt at 20:44, 8 May 2020

2020-05-08T20:44:49Z

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	Any citizen who wishes to be considered for a Synod appointment may approach the [[Tribune of the Synod]] at the summit where the title falls vacant or is vacant. The Tribune will then raise a judgement in the appropriate assembly asking the the Synod to judge the appointment.		Any citizen who wishes to be considered for a Synod appointment may approach the [[Tribune of the Synod]] at the summit where the title falls vacant or is vacant. The Tribune will then raise a judgement in the appropriate assembly asking the the Synod to judge the appointment.
	~~==Assembly==~~
	~~Each Imperial title that is appointed by the Synod specifies which [[assembly]] the title is appointed by and when a regular election should be scheduled for.~~

	* Imperial positions can be appointed either by judgement of the [[Assembly of Nine]] or by the [[General Assembly]].
	* National positions are appointed by judgement of the relevant national assembly.
	* Virtue positions are appointed by judgement of the relevant virtue assembly

	==Judgement==		==Judgement==
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	If no nominee comes forward for a position, the Tribune will not raise a judgement of appointment for the position. The title will remain vacant until the Tribune is approached by an eligible candidate.		If no nominee comes forward for a position, the Tribune will not raise a judgement of appointment for the position. The title will remain vacant until the Tribune is approached by an eligible candidate.

	==Eligibility==		===Assembly===
			Each Imperial title that is appointed by the Synod specifies which [[assembly]] the title is appointed by and when a regular election should be scheduled for.

			* Imperial positions can be appointed either by judgement of the [[Assembly of Nine]] or by the [[General Assembly]].
			* National positions are appointed by judgement of the relevant national assembly.
			* Virtue positions are appointed by judgement of the relevant virtue assembly

			===Eligibility===
	Candidates for all positions appointed by the Imperial Synod do not have to be a member of the Synod, a specific assembly or possess any relevant skills. The only restriction is that candidates for national positions must be members of the appropriate nation.		Candidates for all positions appointed by the Imperial Synod do not have to be a member of the Synod, a specific assembly or possess any relevant skills. The only restriction is that candidates for national positions must be members of the appropriate nation.