1. It has always been said that the Chair has broad discretionary powers, but only now have those powers been somehow limited in their scope. I'd argue that, while controversial, Glen's interpretation of his powers at Chair at the time wasn't illegal, because when he did those actions there was no Court ruling.

2. I don't have the power to arbitrarily ban nations. The Charter makes it clear that I can only eject adspammers, and that all other ejections must be (1) on security grounds with Cabinet authorisation or (2) based on guidelines established by the Assembly in the Code of Laws.