(01-27-2021, 09:10 AM)Taigama Wrote: We already have a perfectly fine way to decide the Delegate's vote. I see no point in this resolution. And as people have said earlier, we don’t need another cabinet member. Just no.

The current way doesn't enforce the mandate that the Delegate has to follow the region's or Cabinet's decision. It is imperative to enforce the Delegate to follow Cabinet's decision to prevent unnecessary political drama in the future when Cabinet tells Delegate to vote Aye but the Delegate votes Nay (Since this is completely legal). With the ministry being established or not, it is still important to reform how the Delegate decides on the votes. 

I will reiterate my point that the major issue with establishing a WA ministry at this point is the potential lack of candidates to run in its elections. The number of members in the Cabinet is honestly not a problem as TSP is actually on the world's low-end when it comes to number of high-level executives, pre-split, the executive branch's powers are focused only in the hand of four people.