I know this was just floating the idea, but I have to say I'm not opposed to this.

We have a lot of ways for people to get involved and represented and the delegate can give, essentially, all powers outside of the WA. I know we still don't treat the PM like the head of the government, but that's more our problem than anything else. The PM could be highly active in-game — they have all the powers to be.

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Given that we are a democratic region, I oppose this (it was dropped, but, eh, must give my opinion).

But if we're doing it in the future, can we call the position Emperor plz

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Just as a quick side note, is there an appetite to explore the Delegate's ceremonial powers? For example, they could grant honorifics on Coalition Day or provide proclamations for new laws, etc.

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