Construct Printer's Guild Museum of Wonders

That a sinecure be created in the city of Tassato "The Printer's Guild Museum of Wonders" to provide a permemant and fitting home for the printer's guild's collection of Relics and Artifacts, such that they can be displayed and researched by any interested citizen.

The Sinecure to be Appointed by the Cardinal of Prosperity

The Sinecure to produce votes in the Prosperity Assembly.

Proposed by Tassato, seconded by Semmerholm

Overview

To be constructed in Tassato.
The sinecure will provide 12 votes in the Imperial Synod to the Curator.

Date

Spring 379YE

Costs

Materials: 10 wains of white granite (Standard costs).
Time: 3 months to construct per 50 wains of materials used
Labour: 2 crowns per wain
Upkeep: None

Progress

10 wains of white granite and 20 crowns supplied by Silvio de Tassato.

Campaign Outcome

When the The Printer's Guild Museum of Wonders is is complete, it will automatically create the title "Curator of the Printer's Guild".

Constitution

Sinecures are usually life-time appointments, but virtue appointments are normally available to be reappointed if a new cardinal is elected. The Senator for Tassato will need to provide these necessary details.
It is unconstitutional for an Imperial citizen to vote in a virtue assembly unless they are a member of that assembly. A sinecure that provides votes in the Synod or in senatorial or bourse elections must provide those votes for all situations where they are relevant.

At present this motion is unconstitutional because it provides the potential for an Imperial citizen to vote in a virtue assembly when they are not dedicated to that virtue. In addition a sinecure that provides votes in the Synod should provide votes in all relevant assemblies. The Imperial civil service will seek advice from the Senator for Tassato on how to amend this motion to make it compatible with the Constitution. We will put forward an administrative motion at the next available Senate session to confirm the details of this title once they have been made compatible with the Constitution.