With meet the Delegate we will need to interview any previous or current TSP Delegate that is still with us. Therefor we could start with the oldest Delegate and work our way up or we could start with the newest Delegate and work our way down. What do you guys think?

These interviews would be serious ones so it would not be like our normal ones. I will not pretend to know all our Delegates so you guys will need to tell me and anyone else would also doesn't know.

Right now, we just need to think about what questions we are going to ask, whom we will interview first, a list of all Delegates in TSP that are still here and if those who have served multiple times as Delegate should have one spotlight to cover all terms or multiple spotlights one for each of their terms. What do you guys think?    

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I suggest keeping close contact with the Historical Project, so you guys can know who to interview, and what kind of questions to ask, based on their delegacies.

Just to give some context, each Delegate will have roughly four days for a 4-8 month term, with the 1-3 month term delegates having around 2 days. That means that Belschaft, for example, will have 4 days for his 2 non-consecutive terms, not 2 different 4-day celebrations. This is just to give you some context into how to plan the specifics.

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How about we interview LadyRebels first? She, by far, is the oldest delegate still active. I know she had a spotlight, but can we interview her again? If so, who would get to interview her?

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