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==Powers==
==Powers==
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The Quartermaster General of the Imperial Armies is an [[Imperial Title]] appointed by the [[Imperial Senate|Senate]] from a short-list of candidates provided by the [[Imperial Military Council|Military Council]].
The Quartermaster General of the Imperial Armies is an [[Imperial Title]] appointed by the [[Imperial Senate|Senate]] from a short-list of candidates provided by the [[Imperial Military Council|Military Council]].



Revision as of 22:54, 19 February 2015

Overview

This title was created at the Autumn Equinox summit of 377YE, and Janusz Dalibor von Temeschwar appointed to the position by the Senate.

Responsibilities

The Quartermaster General is expected to take responsibility for the logistics of the Empire's armies. They may be called upon to advise the Senate on the needs of the armies, so that they may best pass motions for the resupply, development or building of armies and fortifications. They are expected to acquire resources swiftly and efficiently, and to liaise between the Senate and Military Council on logistical matters.

Powers

Janusz proudly displaying a gift from the Pledge said to demonstrate the relationship between the Temeschwari Quartermaster and the Imperial Military Council.
Janusz Dalibor von Temeschwar of the Bloody Butchers, first Quartermaster General.

The Quartermaster General of the Imperial Armies is an Imperial Title appointed by the Senate from a short-list of candidates provided by the Military Council.

Address the Senate

The Quartermaster General has the right to make an address to the Senate once per weekend. This is intended to allow them to present important information for the Senators consideration. It is extremely impolite not to inform the Speaker's seat of your intention to make this Address in advance of a session.

Resupply Imperial armies

The Quartermaster General has the power to resupply Imperial armies.

To use this power, the Quartermaster General provides an announcement to the Civil Service, who present the decision to the Imperial Senate. No voting is possible by the Senate at this point, as the power has been delegated to the Quartermaster General. The Imperial Synod may, however, choose to exercise their veto over the Quartermaster's decision.

Selection

The Quartermaster General is appointed by the Senate, from a short-list drawn up by the members of the Imperial Military Council. To create the short-list, papers are passed to every individual with a vote on the Military Council who is present. They can write one or more names on their paper which are collected by the civil servants. All the names put forward are collated and the list is passed to the Senate who may choose any individual from the list by majority vote of senators at the next senate session. If the list only contains a single name, that individual is automatically appointed without recourse to the Senate.

The title is appointed during the Autumn Equinox. Any Imperial citizen may hold the post.

Removal

The Quartermaster General is appointed to serve until the next Autumn Equinox. The Quartermaster General of the Imperial Armies can be revoked by the General Assembly or the Assembly of Nine.

History

The first Quartermaster General of the Imperial Armies was Janusz Dalibor von Temeschwar of the Bloody Butchers of Temeschwar.

During the Spring Equinox 378YE, the Quartermaster's powers were significantly amended. The stipend (originally set at 25 Thrones each season) was suspended, and their right to speak in the Senate was removed and replaced with the right of address.

At the Autumn Equinox 378YE, the Senate appointed Irontide Rad, an Imperial Orc to the position.