Hi,
I'm Bootsie, and I thought I'd give another shot at four months in the Vice Delegacy. Over the years, many people have asked my favorite role in The North Pacific politics, and I've always responded that I enjoyed the Vice Delegate's Office. One things that I enjoy about it is that security is something I find dear to The North Pacific, and through my service as a Security Councillor, I've been able to make sure TNP is secure and that there are no threats to TNP.
Siwale has served well as Vice Delegate, but I do think there are some changes that need to be made.
First, I'd love to improve the endorsement count of the Security Council. I'd love to see the Council in the 800-1000 range, with the Vice Delegate hitting 1000-1100, and the Delegate at 1200-1300. Honestly, I've been a bit slack on endorsements lately, and I know that applies to the Security Council as well, but I know in this upcoming term that we can improve on endorsements! I want some theme weeks done with the Security Councillors, and I know this was in the works before, but unless I'm just really behind, that never flourished.
Secondly, improving endorsements across the board! The WADP has done a great job with improving WA involvement, but I know that in this next term, we can really work to improve endorsements further. One of the things I think helps in the WADP Awards, and I will commit to releasing them on a consistent schedule, and involving myself on the RMB in order to get them involved with the process.
Thirdly, on the topic of consistent schedules, let's talk about those security checks. I'll be able to perform my duties as Vice Delegate by making sure checks are up to date. I've been Speaker and Vice Delegate before, and in both offices, I was able to keep up with the pace. I will make sure that will not change this time around, and each check will be done quickly and efficiently. If I'm unsure though, I will make sure to ask my fellow Security Councillors for a double-check.
If you have any further questions, do reach out to me.
-Bootsie
Security Councillor
I'm Bootsie, and I thought I'd give another shot at four months in the Vice Delegacy. Over the years, many people have asked my favorite role in The North Pacific politics, and I've always responded that I enjoyed the Vice Delegate's Office. One things that I enjoy about it is that security is something I find dear to The North Pacific, and through my service as a Security Councillor, I've been able to make sure TNP is secure and that there are no threats to TNP.
Siwale has served well as Vice Delegate, but I do think there are some changes that need to be made.
First, I'd love to improve the endorsement count of the Security Council. I'd love to see the Council in the 800-1000 range, with the Vice Delegate hitting 1000-1100, and the Delegate at 1200-1300. Honestly, I've been a bit slack on endorsements lately, and I know that applies to the Security Council as well, but I know in this upcoming term that we can improve on endorsements! I want some theme weeks done with the Security Councillors, and I know this was in the works before, but unless I'm just really behind, that never flourished.
Secondly, improving endorsements across the board! The WADP has done a great job with improving WA involvement, but I know that in this next term, we can really work to improve endorsements further. One of the things I think helps in the WADP Awards, and I will commit to releasing them on a consistent schedule, and involving myself on the RMB in order to get them involved with the process.
Thirdly, on the topic of consistent schedules, let's talk about those security checks. I'll be able to perform my duties as Vice Delegate by making sure checks are up to date. I've been Speaker and Vice Delegate before, and in both offices, I was able to keep up with the pace. I will make sure that will not change this time around, and each check will be done quickly and efficiently. If I'm unsure though, I will make sure to ask my fellow Security Councillors for a double-check.
If you have any further questions, do reach out to me.
-Bootsie
Security Councillor