05-06-2020, 01:32 AM
Domais;9480 Wrote:As for you point about politicization, the Delegate is still the Commander en Chief and thus has Veto power of the Prime Minister. If we have an active Delegate, which we do, then it shouldn't be a problem.
Effectively this makes the PM the operational commander, deciding military decisions, with a minister as a deputy.
In practice a Delegate could never veto, without expressing they had lost faith in the PM.
I would prefer that the Delegacy isn't put in a position where it has to decide political policy.
It would be easier to write an amendment where the PM is not the operational commander, but puts one forward for the Delegate to approve.
Then the Delegacy isn't required to veto military decisions chosen by the PM.