Oh, I know I was missing this. (Ghost mentioned this to me before I got up, coulda swore it was on Discord.) I would argue it arises as a natural interpretation of my authority under 7.3.17 of the Legal Code to regulate the RMB.1 Going forward though, I will say that discussions are ongoing about it, but preliminary, we are amending the policy to a "second chance" policy if they evade the ban. Still thinking through the specifics, but if they can prove and sustain good behavior, I do eventually plan to unban those nations (timeframe TBD, happy to hear suggestions).Can the delegate point to where in TNP's legal code or constitution is he granted the power to ban nations for ban evasion?
I would like to enquire as to which legal provision would allow me to instruct the Vice Delegate to appoint Hearing Officers.Having been appointed as personal attorney to Justice @Eluvatar I ask Delegate @Gorundu to instruct Vice Delegate @Chipoli to promptly assign sufficient Hearing Officers who are able to consider both the criminal charges filed against my client by @Cretox and the review request submitted by @Dreadton. Due to the necessary recusals of Justices @Attempted Socialism, @Pallaith and @Eluvatar there is at present no Justice available to consider either of these matters, preventing the proper functioning of the Court and further action in the matter of The North Pacific v. St George. We reject utterly the suggestion that THO @Great Bights Mum and THO @Oracle are in any way conflicted or otherwise unable to fairly rule on these matters, and urge the Vice Delegate to appoint a third Hearing Officer to form a quorate panel capable of resolving this matter with the due diligence and necessary speed to allow for the proper exercise of justice.
A pragmatic reading of regional law would suggest that when the Delegate has a potential Conflict of Interest in a matter - and as the individual who filed charges against St George it seems likely that it will be argued you possess a Conflict of Interest in this matter - they should be able to delegate the necessary functions of their office to the Vice Delegate. However, considering the likelihood of further litigation I would suggest that you avail yourself of Section 7.8 of the Legal Code of The North Pacific, and declare yourself absent for the minimum period necersary for the Vice Delegate to make an appointment of Hearing Officers.I would like to enquire as to which legal provision would allow me to instruct the Vice Delegate to appoint Hearing Officers.
@Gorundu just a quickie. I wasn’t sure who would be responsible for this. Are ’Keepers of the North’ still a thing? Because I have endorsed everyone needed for it, and I still don’t appear to have become one. Also no-one has mentioned it once since I joined the forums.
Jumping in as well. I've been developing the replacement dispatch for the Keepers of the North. I do see you are on the list.@Gorundu just a quickie. I wasn’t sure who would be responsible for this. Are ’Keepers of the North’ still a thing? Because I have endorsed everyone needed for it, and I still don’t appear to have become one. Also no-one has mentioned it once since I joined the forums.
I am not utilising anyone for an advisory role who I have not appointed as an advisor to myself. Let me clarify, since I believe an earlier discussion on Discord prompted this question, that Hulldom has not been part of cabinet discussions or any separate advisor-level conversations which advisors in the past have participated in. We have not spoken directly on any matters related to the conflict with TCB and BoM or the ongoing war declaration debate. Any input or advice he has offered has been shared with the FA ministry, as well as our diplomatic partners, and factored into our discussions the same as anything offered by the other regions we have spoken to.To what extent is the delegate utilising individuals who have not been appointed as advisors in an advisory role?
Eventually, once we're closer to the endorsements needed. Right now, I am working on domestic solutions for WA growth. There have been many mitigating factors in play which have made the transition a challenge, despite endotarting and sending TGs daily, but I'm confident we'll get there.Given that the onsite Delegate transition has slowed down significantly, does the government plan to employ the support of our allies’ militaries to assist with the transition?
Apologies for the late response to this, Gorundu.Does the government know which regions and organisations are currently recruiting new WA joiners from TNP?
I look forward to an update soon then )Apologies for the late response to this, Gorundu.
We do not currently have that information, though we have been working to fix that since I became aware of your question.
Thank you for your patience, Gorundu.I look forward to an update soon then )