Here are some ideas to fix issues that are attempted to be fixed with Roavin's proposal without making the whole thing into an oligarchy:

- The CSI can nominate new members for itself, the Cabinet appoints members with approval vote (Make the pass threshold very high or something to reduce politicization) from the Assembly. The Assembly can recall any CSI member like usual. CSI will handle legislator applications or appoint a body that does so. We can use the same procedures to get new CSI members as the current CRS though.
- Satisfying a certain influence, endorsement, legislator/local council duration requirement like the current CRS will make you eligible for running for the Delegacy, no DC membership is needed. This eliminates populists like IoU as you need to stay in the region for a long time for this. Voting will occur on both the forum and gameside as original, I don't know why you should remove this, the delegate needs to be aware of forumside matters. A populist such as IoU won't make it through these extensive requirements and lobbying for gameside votes isn't an easy task. We should worry about a Tim winning the delegacy, you can fix this just by removing them for security reasons. They can appeal the decision via the High Court. If your trustworthiness is low to the point you can't join the DC (for the Delegacy as in the original proposal) then why you should be a legislator anyway.
- The DC stays as what the original proposal said, just that you don't need to be in the DC in order to run for the delegacy. The only power the DC has is that they can hold more endorsements than the endorsement cap, decide the cap (Although I prefer the CSI does this), and run SWAN although I prefer the MoRA does this.

So, DC is for succession in case the delegate disappears, acting as a point for a liberation in case of a coup, and exercising Border Control power. CSI will actually do the security and intelligence work as original. Everything stays the same for the delegate election except you need CRS-level technical requirements in order to run.