Oh, not necessarily, I just figured since I wrote the OP and did most of the bookkeeping so far, it'd make sense if I wrote the initial drafts.

It's also a lot of work, so if we can separate it out, that's fine by me.

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I'm happy to help wherever you need me.

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As I see it, the current recap:

• The CRS and LegComm are dissolved.
  
• The DC (Defense Council) is formed, consisting of high-influence high-endorsement nations.
  
• The CSI (Council on Security and Intelligence) is formed, consisting of trusted individuals with, ideally, experience in regional security.
  
• The DC's requirements are the mechanical requirements of the current CRS (maybe slightly adjusted to fit with the times), plus approval by the CSI.
  
• The DC tracks and looks after things like SWAN and enforces the endocap as per CSI recommendation.
  
• The Delegate must be a legislator and either on the DC or be otherwise eligible for DC, and must have and include a service record with their campaign.
  
• The CSI handles Legislator Applications.
  
• The Cabinet receives a general mandate for handling all appointments (and the assembly maintains its mandate to confirm all appointments)
  
• The CSI is split into junior and senior ranks to lower the barrier of entry whilst ensuring confidentiality
  
• The CSI will be chaired by a senior member
  
• The provision allowing SPSF to have an intelligence office will be removed.
  
• CRS responsibilities that will be transferred to CSI: Declaring a state of emergency, ordering border control action for security reasons, Parole Board, Issuing authority for proscriptions, appointing boder control officers,
  
• CRS responsibilities that will be transferred to DC: Delegacy succession, holding border control, ordering border control action for endorsement cap violations (in coop with CSI for high-influence nations),
  
• Initial members of DC: Existing CRS
  
• LegComm becomes junior CSI
  
• Glen, Tsu become senior CSI
  

Open Questions:

• The exact service record necessary for the Delegacy. Something like, for example: Two full terms of elected office, or the equivalent consecutive length of top-level appointed office, in the executive or judiciary branches, within the past 4 years.
  

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So, we'll need to tackle the following:

• Get name ideas from the general populace in some fashion (suggestion: gameside nominates ideas, forumside approves ideas, gameside votes for the final picks)
  
• Amend Charter
  
• Amend Border Control Act
  
• Amend Judicial Act
  
• Amend Proscription Act
  
• Amend Regional Communication Act
  
• Amend Regional Officers Act
  
• Write the new CSI Act
  
• Write the new DC Act (if necessary)
  
• Write Continuing resolution
  
• Brief explanation of changes for gameside (they'll have to vote on this...)
  

I suppose we should start threads for the individial writing/amendment stuff, and keep this thread around as the central organizing place?

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I suppose we should start threads for the individial writing/amendment stuff, and keep this thread around as the central organizing place?

Yes.

I assume this will be an omnibus package? If they are individual votes and some end up failing, it'll be a massive headache.

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Absolutely. One big fat vote. From what I can tell, the only two things that could be separated are the generalized appointments and the service record, but really they came up because of the larger thing, so ....

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Theres no way this could ever get complete if its all separate.

I do like the idea of gameside getting involved in the naming... as long as we dont get "Security McSecurity Face" as a candidate

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Theres no way this could ever get complete if its all separate.

I do like the idea of gameside getting involved in the naming... as long as we dont get "Security McSecurity Face" as a candidate

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Open Questions:

• The exact service record necessary for the Delegacy. Something like, for example: Two full terms of elected office, or the equivalent consecutive length of top-level appointed office, in the executive or judiciary branches, within the past 4 years.
  

I agree with two full terms of elected office and it's equivalent in the judiciary. What do you mean when you say the executive though?

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Cabinet!

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Cabinet!

Ah, okay, I must have misunderstood.

I read that as appointed office in either the Cabinet or the High Court.

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