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My TNP and UN nation: Princepolis I, Villiamus II, as the leader of Princepolis, pledge to obey the Constitution and Laws of The North Pacific Region, and to act as a responsible member of its society. I understand that if my Nation leaves The North Pacific region for reasons other than...

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Actually, the so-called "unstable totalitarian government" is really quite stable, and has a respectable (if, perhaps, not desirable in the eyes of many) level of democracy. Not to mention that, even were those points you made accurate, you completely failed to integrate the rest of my above...

172 for largest retail sector! Woooo! :shifty:

Our business is our own security and the stability of our democratic government. I hate to break it to you, but the fact is that such a democratic government in a feeder is a rare fluke and cannot be viewed as, or expected to be the norm. The staunch democratism of this region was forged in the...

TNP Nation: Russo-Princepolis Prime Minister: Flemingovia MoEA: Haor Chall

TNP Nation: Russo-Princepolis Prime Minister- Flemingovia Minister of Immigration and Internal Affairs- Hersfold Minister of External Affairs- Haor Chall Minister of Defense- Dalimbar Attorney General, serving as Minister of Justice- Mr Sniffles Minister of Communications- Ator People Minister...

My first nation was born in The North Pacific, and since that time, I've had a special connection with this region. This, more than any other feeder, is my home, and I have helped fight in every major battle to free this region in the last three years. I'd like to continue my unceasing efforts...

Happily :) The West Pacific Charter Article 1 – The Executive 1.1 The Delegate is the Chief Executive authority in The West Pacific, and shall also bear the title of First Minister. 1.2 The powers of the First Minister include 1.2.1 Commander in Chief of the military. 1.2.2 Negotiation...

Ah, that would explain some things. That's the original version. Since then, an Council of Nations override has been placed in there and the oath has been removed. I didn't support the first one very much either, but now that the CoN actually has some power, I think it's really a pretty good...

Started off in a smallish region called Pacific NationStates... got to be delegate, built it up to about 50 nations, then it kinda died (invasions, falling acitivty, etc.). Before that I branched out into NP (not TNP, mind, but NP), helped liberate it multiple times, was the first Minister of...

Oh, and PS- The Council of ministers and delegate can be overridden by a majority of the Council of Nations, something akin to our RA only with slightly higher activity requirements. It is a democratic republican constitutional monarchy with a strong executive. There are checks on delegatoral...

I've read it, it is a strong article, though I wouldn't say it's lacking in slant...

Welcome to TNP, PRHQ! :Hello:

There's a great deal of difference between Moldavi's actions here and the Triumvirate, one being that the Triumvirate holds a great deal more legitimacy among other things. I personally support the triumvirate, especially now that it has created a strong Charter that allows a fairly high level...

Indeed, because we, unlike TWP, don't need it. :noangel:

TNP Nation: Russo-Princepolis UN Nation: Princepolis

I'll just let it be known that I support TWPT very much. Eli has proven himself an effective leader many times over and has furthermore proven his willingness to work for the best of TWP. His government stands at least on a relatively firm moral and political basis and has shown a great deal of...

Will TNP be making any statement or action for or against TWPT?

I like it. But there's one small problem: The Quorum. If we make the mistake of abolishing/merging the RA and RV stati... well, it's gonna be a bit tough to make quorum. And therefore it's gonna be almost impossible to amend the constitution. This isn't me just soap-boxing. It's a legitimate...

I simply believe that all that is in order is a great deal of refinement of the Constitution rather than simply cutting out segments of the government. In the short-term this, I'm sure will serve TNP just fine, but in the long-run, we will have lost a valuable opportunity to better the regional...

I think we all know of my opinion that this is an overwhelmingly drastic, knee-jerk solution to what is in truth a minor problem that should be solved by in-depth constitutional analysis and tweaking rather than simply bashing away central portions of the democratic system of TNP.

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I like the idea. It's a bit of extra legislation, perhaps a bit of added complexity, but I agree with MS that while the impeachment proceedings allow for trial in case of infraction against the region, there is no way for the voters to remove a candidate who has deeply displeased them. If a...

Hey, BKB! Nice to see you here! :)

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I would be in favour of an elected RA... so long as the membership is maintained in such a way that election isn't too difficult. Don't want to restrict activity by making RA office inaccessible. I'm sure a system of proportions could be set up to maintain such a situations.

They shouldn't have to. It's ridiculous that they do. However, strong leaders very often must take on duties which rightfully they should not have to perform. They are charged with making sure government runs smoothly, ensuring the safety of TNP, and building up TNP. All of these things require...

I believe that the RA is simply too large and clumsy to handle the intricacies that would be required in hammering out such an amendment as one that would be necessary to appropriately reform the RA and RV situation, so either one person must do it all, a committee of several members can do it...

Because in theory would it not be the Minister of Justice who is best informed of every nuance of the Constitution and who also should be most capable of retaining a high level of neutrality politically speaking? If there's a better option, then by all means, let it be him/her. The MoJ was...