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- | ' | + | I created this sandbox to play with content and formatting before modifying the actual "Stolen |
+ | Rules" to reduce the number of edits and make it easier to compare differences. | ||
+ | After researching a lot of organizational bylaws and similar documents, I have re-formmated | ||
+ | quite a bit of the language. Basically what this does is take all of the redundant language | ||
+ | (i.e. selection process, terms of office, etc.) and groups it all together at the beginning of | ||
+ | each article so when you get down below all you have is duties and responsibilities which makes | ||
+ | it much easier to read. | ||
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+ | I also fear I may have been unintentioally leading you astray with all of my ideas on | ||
+ | restricting speaking, motions, voting, etc. both in the Senate and in the Comitia. This language | ||
+ | below does not have any of that. Let's start with an "A" again. For all intents and purposes | ||
+ | all members of the Senate, both permanent and ex officio have the right to make motions, speak, | ||
+ | and vote. All members of the society have the same in the Comitia. If things get wild and | ||
+ | crazy, we can always restrict things later. The only priviledges are the right to call for | ||
+ | votes and commence elections reserved for the Consul and Tribune (see below for specifics). | ||
+ | |||
+ | Lastly, for the changes between this and 2d revision 2d you will find comments like this after | ||
+ | the modified language. I have also included a new, simplified chart below so you can look at | ||
+ | language and the chart with less switching between pages. Once we agree on 3d language we can | ||
+ | copy and paste this into the "Stolen Rules" page and I will update the chart. | ||
+ | |||
+ | ==I. Magistrates== | ||
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A. Positions, Selection, Terms, and Qualifications of Office | A. Positions, Selection, Terms, and Qualifications of Office | ||
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- | + | :1. The magistrates of the society shall be one (1) Consul, one (1) Censor, one (1) Aedile, and one (1) Tribune. | |
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- | + | :2. All magistrates will be elected by the Comitia. | |
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- | + | :3. All magistrates will serve a one (1) year term except the Censor who shall serve a two (2) year term. | |
+ | :4. There are no restrictions of the number of terms that a magistrate may serve but no magistrate may serve consecutive terms except for the Aedile. | ||
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+ | :5. All magistrates will sit ''ex officio'' in the Senate only for the duration of the prescribed term of office if not already a permanent member of the Senate. | ||
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- | a | + | :6. The qualifcations required for any magistrate will be adopted by a resolution passed by the Comitia if necessary. |
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- | + | B. Duties and Responsibilities | |
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- | + | :1. Consul | |
- | a. | + | ::a. Execute all resolutions of the Comitia and ''senatus consulta'' of the senate. |
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- | + | ::b. Convene and preside over the Senate. | |
- | + | ::c. Call for a vote in the Senate. | |
- | + | ::d. Convene and preside over the Comitia. | |
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+ | ::e. Call for a vote in the Comitia. | ||
+ | ::g. Commence elections in the Comitia. | ||
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+ | ::h. Pronounce veto against the actions of all other Magistrates except the Tribune. | ||
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+ | ::i. Appoint non-magisterial assistants to aid in carrying out assigned duties and responsibilities. | ||
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+ | :2. Censor | ||
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+ | ::a. Conduct the annual Census and maintain the list of members accordingly. | ||
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+ | ::b. Process application requests to join the Society and decide upon them accordingly. | ||
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+ | ::c. Maintain the list of Magistrates and Senators accordingly. | ||
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+ | ::d. Manage all financial matters of the Society. | ||
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+ | ::e. Issue edicts as appropriate and not in contradiction of existing rules required to fulfill assigned duties and responsibilities. | ||
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+ | ::f. Appoint assistants to aid in carrying out assigned duties and responsibilities. | ||
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+ | :3. Aedile(''Aedilis'') | ||
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+ | ::a. Administer and maintain the Web site of the society. | ||
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+ | ::b. Administer and maintain the message boards of the society. | ||
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+ | ::c. Issue edicts as appropriate and not in contradiction of existing rules required to fulfill assigned duties and responsibilities. | ||
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+ | ::d. Appoint non-magisterial scribes to aid in carrying out assigned duties and responsibilities. | ||
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+ | :4. Tribune | ||
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+ | ::a. Convene and preside over the Comitia. | ||
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+ | ::b. Call for a vote in the Comitia. | ||
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+ | ::c. In the absence of the Consul commence elections in the Comitia. | ||
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+ | ::d. Pronounce veto against the actions of all other magistrates. | ||
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+ | ::e. Intervene on behalf of any member in a dispute between that member and another magistrate. | ||
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+ | ::f. Resolve disputes between members. | ||
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+ | ==II. Senate== | ||
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A. Positions, Selection, Terms, and Qualifications of Office | A. Positions, Selection, Terms, and Qualifications of Office | ||
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- | 2. All senators will be selected | + | :1. The senate of the society shall consist of five (5) senators with a permanent seat. The longest serving senator will be designated the ''Princeps Senatus''. |
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+ | :2. The initial membership of the Senate will be elected by the Comitia. The Senator elected with the majority of votes will be designate the ''Princeps Senatus''. All subsequent senators will be selected by the Censor. | ||
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+ | :3. All senators with a permanent seat shall remain in the Senate as long as they remain qualified and desire to serve at the discretion of the Censor. | ||
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+ | :4. The qualifcations required for any Senator will be adopted by a ''senatus consulta'' (advice of the senate). | ||
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+ | B. Duties and Responsibilities | ||
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+ | :1. The ''Princeps Senatus'' shall convene and preside over the Senate in the Absence of the Consul. | ||
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- | + | :2. Approve all financial matters of the Societas. | |
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- | + | :3. Assign duties and responsibilities not otherwise assigned to include governing of the Colleges of the Society and appointment of representatives (Legati) to external organizations. | |
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- | + | :4. Provide guidance to the Magistrates, Comitia, and the Society as a whole using their deep body of knowledge of the inner and outer workings of the Society based on their perceptions and experiences. | |
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- | 5. Issue ''senatus consulta'' regarding the administrative, financial, and external affairs of the Society. | + | :5. Issue ''senatus consulta'' regarding the administrative, financial, and external affairs of the Society. |
Revision as of 16:52, 26 February 2007
I created this sandbox to play with content and formatting before modifying the actual "Stolen Rules" to reduce the number of edits and make it easier to compare differences. After researching a lot of organizational bylaws and similar documents, I have re-formmated quite a bit of the language. Basically what this does is take all of the redundant language (i.e. selection process, terms of office, etc.) and groups it all together at the beginning of each article so when you get down below all you have is duties and responsibilities which makes it much easier to read.
I also fear I may have been unintentioally leading you astray with all of my ideas on restricting speaking, motions, voting, etc. both in the Senate and in the Comitia. This language below does not have any of that. Let's start with an "A" again. For all intents and purposes all members of the Senate, both permanent and ex officio have the right to make motions, speak, and vote. All members of the society have the same in the Comitia. If things get wild and crazy, we can always restrict things later. The only priviledges are the right to call for votes and commence elections reserved for the Consul and Tribune (see below for specifics).
Lastly, for the changes between this and 2d revision 2d you will find comments like this after the modified language. I have also included a new, simplified chart below so you can look at language and the chart with less switching between pages. Once we agree on 3d language we can copy and paste this into the "Stolen Rules" page and I will update the chart.
I. Magistrates
A. Positions, Selection, Terms, and Qualifications of Office
- 1. The magistrates of the society shall be one (1) Consul, one (1) Censor, one (1) Aedile, and one (1) Tribune.
- 2. All magistrates will be elected by the Comitia.
- 3. All magistrates will serve a one (1) year term except the Censor who shall serve a two (2) year term.
- 4. There are no restrictions of the number of terms that a magistrate may serve but no magistrate may serve consecutive terms except for the Aedile.
- 5. All magistrates will sit ex officio in the Senate only for the duration of the prescribed term of office if not already a permanent member of the Senate.
- 6. The qualifcations required for any magistrate will be adopted by a resolution passed by the Comitia if necessary.
B. Duties and Responsibilities
- 1. Consul
- a. Execute all resolutions of the Comitia and senatus consulta of the senate.
- b. Convene and preside over the Senate.
- c. Call for a vote in the Senate.
- d. Convene and preside over the Comitia.
- e. Call for a vote in the Comitia.
- g. Commence elections in the Comitia.
- h. Pronounce veto against the actions of all other Magistrates except the Tribune.
- i. Appoint non-magisterial assistants to aid in carrying out assigned duties and responsibilities.
- 2. Censor
- a. Conduct the annual Census and maintain the list of members accordingly.
- b. Process application requests to join the Society and decide upon them accordingly.
- c. Maintain the list of Magistrates and Senators accordingly.
- d. Manage all financial matters of the Society.
- e. Issue edicts as appropriate and not in contradiction of existing rules required to fulfill assigned duties and responsibilities.
- f. Appoint assistants to aid in carrying out assigned duties and responsibilities.
- 3. Aedile(Aedilis)
- a. Administer and maintain the Web site of the society.
- b. Administer and maintain the message boards of the society.
- c. Issue edicts as appropriate and not in contradiction of existing rules required to fulfill assigned duties and responsibilities.
- d. Appoint non-magisterial scribes to aid in carrying out assigned duties and responsibilities.
- 4. Tribune
- a. Convene and preside over the Comitia.
- b. Call for a vote in the Comitia.
- c. In the absence of the Consul commence elections in the Comitia.
- d. Pronounce veto against the actions of all other magistrates.
- e. Intervene on behalf of any member in a dispute between that member and another magistrate.
- f. Resolve disputes between members.
II. Senate
A. Positions, Selection, Terms, and Qualifications of Office
- 1. The senate of the society shall consist of five (5) senators with a permanent seat. The longest serving senator will be designated the Princeps Senatus.
- 2. The initial membership of the Senate will be elected by the Comitia. The Senator elected with the majority of votes will be designate the Princeps Senatus. All subsequent senators will be selected by the Censor.
- 3. All senators with a permanent seat shall remain in the Senate as long as they remain qualified and desire to serve at the discretion of the Censor.
- 4. The qualifcations required for any Senator will be adopted by a senatus consulta (advice of the senate).
B. Duties and Responsibilities
- 1. The Princeps Senatus shall convene and preside over the Senate in the Absence of the Consul.
- 2. Approve all financial matters of the Societas.
- 3. Assign duties and responsibilities not otherwise assigned to include governing of the Colleges of the Society and appointment of representatives (Legati) to external organizations.
- 4. Provide guidance to the Magistrates, Comitia, and the Society as a whole using their deep body of knowledge of the inner and outer workings of the Society based on their perceptions and experiences.
- 5. Issue senatus consulta regarding the administrative, financial, and external affairs of the Society.