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would you pass this amendment
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| Yes |
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28.57% |
| No |
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21.43% |
| No, because it is incomplete |
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28.57% |
| No, Write-in |
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7.14% |
| Write-in |
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0% |
| Abstain |
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14.29% |
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14 voters |
100% |
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dmm1285
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I think the big problem with switching to governers is that it creates competetion among baes for crawler areas, money for hurrying, secret projecxts, etc. Instead of doing whats best for the faction, some may jockey ofr power to increase the strength of their region. There would only beone person mediating these disputes. I like the idea of goverenrs, but why not just keep the current directoretes, and have each give a genraelr outline to each region, and have the goveoer habndle the micromanaging?
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Darkness' Edge
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Maniac: By not having too many regions. If we have say, five cities a region (this may want to be outlined in the constitution), then we won't need that many more people than we have now, due to the elimination of the two director positions.
I think the DIA should handle base naming still. The DIA has a lot of power, but virtually all its responsibilities are handled by the governors - keeping base naming there will actually give them something to do directly.
DBTS: Do so, but I think appointing governors would be about as fun/useful as electing the Commissioner and having him appoint the Directors.
dmm1285: I certainly see your point, but I think it would be a bit hard to organise. Under this proposal, the governors will only have to answer to one man - and that would be easier than having them answering to several.
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AdamTG02
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Williamsburg, Virginia
Aug 2002 time: 00:23
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This proposal won't have my support as written. In effect, it merges T&C, DIE, and DBP into one uber-Directorate. The Governors are not independent; they have to follow the orders of the Director of Regional Affairs whenever he or she gives those orders. This gives that Director the combined power of three of the most important Directorates. In my opinion, this harms the separation of powers.
In my opinion, Governors should give us more separation of powers, not less. Therefore, I propose that they be elected, and given power over all of the proposed areas as Governors, not as subordinates of a Director of Regional Affairs. This still has some problems, but it doesn't create an uber-Directorate, because instead of dividing by area of responsibility we'll divide by physical area.
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Darkness' Edge
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In a conflict between the DIA, the Court could *probably* intervene - even if we have to develop some sort of streamlined process specifically for those disputes.
I'm still for the DIA. This makes it a lot simpler, and they're only answering the one person, instead of answering to a whole heap of different directors - which would be an administrative nightmare.
The DIA really doesn't have that much power. All he does his approve the decisions of his governors, and preferably, they'd have to have a good reason for intervening.
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Joeno
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However, there has been a clear no-vote (4 Yes vs. 8 No), which means that the amendement needs to be rewritten, needs to be put through another poll, etc. I'm afraid we'd lose too much time for nominations and elections if we have to wait for this. If it is needed, I'd personally prefer to start those nominations and elections later, and perhaps have them come into action later.
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Darkness' Edge
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As I said in the other thread - it would be a bad idea to rush this. We're nearly there, but it needs at least one more rewrite, and it's too late in the term to get this done properly in time for the elections. Let's get it going for the January term.
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