Sept 4, 2018 14:06:41 GMT -5Post by Benevolent Thomas on Sept 4, 2018 14:06:41 GMT -5
I would like to propose that Town Hall have the opportunity to recognize individuals and regions for their deeds or misdeeds. I picture this process playing out similar to the World Assembly's Security Council, however based on the votes of our citizenry. It is my opinion that allowing this type of legislation to be debated in our Hall will bring increased activity during our even most prosperous of times. This process will also benefit from being freed from the corrupting presence of regional influence and special interests that seek to discriminate against candidates of differing political persuasions. The bar on which candidates are scrutinized may also be lower than that of the WASC, which will hopefully lead to candidates receiving some sort of recognition prior to the twilight of their career and possibly encourage newer players/regions to continue on their path.
I imagine the political process playing out like this:
A citizen shares their intent to Commend/Condemn a player as well as a rough draft of what said legislation would look like. Interested parties may then offer constructive responses with the goal of improving the body of the draft. Once the author is satisfied with the language of their bill, they officially submit it for vote by the Town Hall. After a period of 72 hours, voting will be closed. If the bill passes, we will have officially commended/condemned the target nation/region as a region.
I imagine the political process playing out like this:
A citizen shares their intent to Commend/Condemn a player as well as a rough draft of what said legislation would look like. Interested parties may then offer constructive responses with the goal of improving the body of the draft. Once the author is satisfied with the language of their bill, they officially submit it for vote by the Town Hall. After a period of 72 hours, voting will be closed. If the bill passes, we will have officially commended/condemned the target nation/region as a region.
