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Roleplay Delegate Act

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The Free Nations Region

Founded January 15, 2016 - United December 25, 2016

Bill Details

Full Name: Roleplay Delegate Act
Abbreviation: RL-035

Date: 02/02/2021
Brief Purpose: A Bill to give equal voice to the Roleplay Community in the President's Cabinet by giving them the right to elect their own representative.

RL-035., ROLEPLAY DELEGATE BILL

Preamble:

ACKNOWLEDGING: that the Roleplay Community continues to be one of the most active parts of our region.

UNDERSTANDING: that currently the Roleplay Community is represented in the cabinet by an appointed RP Manager.

FEARING: that it might not be the case under the administration of a future President who isn't interested in Roleplay.

FURTHER ACKNOWLEDGING: that the Roleplay Community must be lead and represented by someone from their own community who knows what the needs of the Roleplay Community are and can convey them to the President.

This piece of legislation hereby amends/establishes the following:
Section I: Establishes the Section 5 of the Article IV of the Constitution of the Free Nations Region

5. The Roleplay Delegate shall serve as a representative of the Roleplay Community in the President's Cabinet.

The Roleplay Delegate shall have full responsibility over the Roleplay Community of the Free Nations Region.
The Roleplay Delegate shall receive regional permission to handle Communication and Polls.
1. The Roleplay Delegate shall receive regional permission to handle Appearance, Communication, Polls, Border Control and Embassies in the Free Nations Realm.
The Roleplay Delegate shall have full authority over the Free Nations Realm.
1. The Roleplay Delegate shall nominate Staff Members and Moderators to assist them in overseeing the Roleplay.
2. The nominated staff members and moderators will be then confirmed by the Roleplayers through a majority vote in a referendum.
3. Roleplay Moderators hold their position permanently unless
  1. Roleplay Moderators may be dismissed by the Roleplay Community through a majority vote in a referendum.
  2. Any Roleplay Moderator who is inactive for a period exceeding two weeks (14 days) without prior notice shall be immediately dismissed by the Roleplay Delegate.
4. The Roleplay Delegate shall assign the necessary regional permissions to the Staff Members and Roleplay Moderators in the Free Nations Realm.
5. The Roleplay Delegate may assign additional regional permissions to a Staff Member and Roleplay Moderator at any time upon their discretion.
6. The Roleplay Delegate may remove regional permissions of the Staff Members and Roleplay Moderators at their discretion.
The Roleplay Delegate may appoint a Deputy Roleplay Delegate.
1. Deputy Roleplay Delegate will act as the second-in-command in Roleplay Administration.
2. Deputy Roleplay Delegate shall receive regional permission to handle Appearance, Communication and Polls in the Free Nations Realm.
3. The Deputy Roleplay Delegate shall assume the office of the Roleplay Delegate in a vacancy until the Special elections are held.
4. The Acting Roleplay Delegate shall return to their initial position of Deputy Minister after the conclusion of a Special Election.
Roleplay Delegate and Deputy Roleplay Delegate may be impeached by a supermajority in a referendum initiated by the Roleplay Community.

Section II:

Establishes the Section 1(a) of the Article VIII of the constitution of the Free Nations Region.
Amends the Section 5 of the Article VIII of the constitution of the Free Nations Region.

1. A voter is required to have citizenship for seven (7) days prior to 00:00 UTC on the day of the election.

a. An eligible voter in the RP Delegate Election must be an Active Roleplayer for at least fourteen (14) days prior to 00:00 UTC on the day of the election.

5. The President, Ministers, Speaker, WA Delegate and RP Delegate are elected offices and shall serve a term lasting ninety (90) days except the WA Delegate, whose term shall last six (6) months or one hundred eighty (180) days or 2 regular terms whichever applies best.

Section III: Implementation