Alternatively, how about we implement reforms similar to the North Pacific's Security Council, which has eleven members, but none of them are named as Regional Officers.

Quote:IX. THE COUNCIL ON REGIONAL SECURITY

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(9) The Council on Regional Security will be responsible for establishing an appropriate cap on endorsements, ensuring that such a cap is not detrimental to the growth of the region. Enforcement of the endorsement cap should be done with leniency if a violator does not pose a significant risk to regional security.

(10) During a coup d’etat, whether committed by outside forces, infiltrators, or duly elected officials, the Council on Regional Security may declare a state of emergency, until such a time that a legitimate government is restored. All necessary measures may be taken to defeat a coup d’etat or hostile invasion, except that the legitimate Assembly may not be suspended.

(11) The Delegate must grant members of the Council on Regional Security appropriate Regional Officer powers to fulfill their duties. When there is a limited number of Regional Officer positions available, those positions must be given to the most senior Council members.

(1211) The Council on Regional Security, the Prime Minister, and the Delegate will establish a line of succession for the Delegate seat.

(1312) The Council on Regional Security shall designate an individual as Intelligence Coordinator, who must be notified of and approve all intelligence and counter-intelligence operations. The Intelligence Coordinator will be responsible for disseminating any and all intelligence to the Council on Regional Security and other bodies as needed. The Intelligence Coordinator and the Minister of Military Affairs will maintain a regional intelligence classification system as necessary for ensuring information security.

Addendum 1 — Amendment to the Regional Officers Act

Quote:2. Regional Officers

(1) The in-game Delegate will be granted all Regional Officer powers.

(2) The Cabinet ministers will be granted Appearance, Communications, and Polls powers unless otherwise stated.

(23) The Minister of Foreign Affairs will also be granted the Embassies power.

(3) The Minister of Regional Affairs will be granted the Appearance and Communications powers.

(4) The Prime Minister will be granted the collective set of powers granted to the other Cabinet ministers herein.

(5) Members of the Council on Regional Security will be granted the Border Control power.

(65) At least one member of the Local Council will be granted the Appearance, Communications, and Polls powers.

(76) During elections, the Election Commissioner will be granted the Polls and Communication powers.