- TNP Nation
- McMasterdonia
After significant consideration and discussion I believe it is time to change our World Assembly Voting policy.
As it stands, the Delegate of the North Pacific exercises the greatest single voting power in the World Assembly. The way I vote as Delegate can be crucial, especially in the early stages of voting, in determining whether a proposal passes or fails. Minister Abacathea has done a fantastic amount of positive work in this area and has helped focus our regional WA voting power as much as possible.
Recently there have been a couple of controversial resolutions, or ones that have attracted significant attention, including Commend Harmoneia and Repeal: Liberate Nazi Europe. Because of the power we wield, our vote on such issues can be highly contested.
Because of this, and because of the important role in-game WA nations play in continuing to maintain our massive WA voting power, I have decided to change our voting policy. In order to cast a valid vote on WA resolutions, voters must either have a WA nation in The North Pacific or be actively serving in the North Pacific Army. This policy will reward those who use their WA nation to strengthen TNP, and encourage those interested in WA matters to serve the region.
To make this policy practical and efficient for Minister Abacathea, voters will be required to display their WA nation in their TNP nation profile field or to declare it with their vote (NPA members are exempt from this requirement).
Delegate of the North Pacific