(05-12-2016, 01:47 PM)Belschaft Wrote: Most TSP Delegates vote with the regional majority, unless it's a SC topic affecting foreign affairs.

The fact that most TSP delegates simply vote with the regional majority a couple of days after a resolution goes to vote isn't a good thing; the regional majority votes with the overall majority, which in turn votes in accordance with whichever delegates decided to stack for the winning side at the beginning of the voting period.

The reality is that if TSP wants to have an influence on the WA, then the Delegate needs to vote early and in accordance with some sort of established policy that furthers TSP's interests.

(05-12-2016, 01:47 PM)Belschaft Wrote: I've never seen much point of a WA Ministry as such, especially as the Delegate is the one in control of the WA vote; it just seems to be something the Delegate should handle.

While the Delegate may be in charge of the WA vote, that doesn't necessarily mean that they're interested in the WA. There also might be strong WA players who are committed to TSP but aren't interested in being Delegate. You need a WA ministry to take full advantage of these players and allow TSP to exert influence in the WA.