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[Spitballing] Regional Honours
#1
So, I've been thinking, scary as I know it is :p. Although we have the forum awards system I was wondering what people would think about a more formalised, legally recognised awards and honours system which would grant not just awards but honorary titles as well so as to award those who have contributed a lot to the region?
#2
I proposed this once in the HRL, though it seems the act text might be lost to history at this point.

If we were to do this, then the main components would need to be something like:

1) Full List of Titles and Awards
A. Titles and awards types, and designating authority i.e. who is going to decide what the awards are, and change them from time to time.
B. OR if not, a full list of Awards and Titles, and a need to amend to add new awards or titles. So A is probably best, unless we have a list ready to go.
2) Assembly can revoke the award/title by vote.
3) Decide on timing i.e. every 30 days, or do timing by award i.e. best guitar player of the month.

This isn't required in the act, but how do we want this implemented?

1) Should the titles be underneath or above the user group title images or should they just be up to folks using in their signatures.
2) Should awards be added into the existing awards in the awards plugin, or just something folks put in their signatures.
#3
Would the images need to be included in the act?
#4
Domais;9259 Wrote:Would the images need to be included in the act?
No, as we would want to be able to change the images over time. It would be what the award is for that is important.

The exception would be if we were to make an official seals act, which would require that.
#5
New Rogernomics;9260 Wrote:No, as we would want to be able to change the images over time. It would be what the award is for that is important.

The exception would be if we were to make an official seals act, which would require that.
Couldn't we just add a clause for both saying "The Assembly may alter these seals/awards by majority vote and the Prime Minister may alter these seals/awards, so long as such action does not infringe on a preexisting resolution passed by the Assembly within the last three months."
#6
Domais;9261 Wrote:
New Rogernomics;9260 Wrote:No, as we would want to be able to change the images over time. It would be what the award is for that is important.

The exception would be if we were to make an official seals act, which would require that.
Couldn't we just add a clause for both saying "The Assembly may alter these seals/awards by majority vote and the Prime Minister may alter these seals/awards, so long as such action does not infringe on a preexisting resolution passed by the Assembly within the last three months."
That is all depending on whether we want to require a vote or to do want we allow with theming acts, and the jurisdiction should be down to a Minister appointed by the Prime Minister.

It seems a bit extensive, when we could make it pretty simple.

Though in the situation as above, it wouldn't be down to the Prime Minister, but a Minister they appoint to oversee the seals/awards, so likely Internal Management.

There is the added complication as well that Forum Administration will have to add/maintain these awards, so there shouldn't be so many as to be impractical, and some should be able to be added without having to exclusively go through the other.

So it makes sense to have simple language, like below:

# Alterations
#  Awards or Titles may be added, renamed, or revised, by a Minister appointed by the Prime Minister or by Forum Administration.
#7
I guess that makes sense.
#8
Lazarene Awards and Honors Act (January 2020)
Proposed by: @"Wymondham", @"New Rogernomics"
 Preamble

 This act shall establish official awards and honors for citizens that can be applied upon discretion of officials and forum administration.
 
Section 1. Granting of Awards and Honors

(1) Official awards and honors to be granted shall consist of:

a. Honorary titles given to a citizen,
b. Awards given to a citizen,
c. Donated gifts of monetary or other value given to a citizen.

(2) Awards and honors may be granted to a citizen through the following means:

a. The Assembly holding a 50%+1 majority vote to grant established awards or honors,
b. The Minister appointed by the Prime Minister to be a granting official,
c. The Forum Administration team granting them.

Section 2. Alteration of Awards and Honors

(1) Official awards and honors can be established, replaced, modified, or removed by:

a. The Minister appointed by the Prime Minister to be a granting official,
b. The Forum Administration team, where necessary or in-conjunction with granting officials.

(2) Official awards and honors may be revoked from a citizen by the granting authority:

a. The Minister appointed by the Prime Minister to be a granting official,
b. The Forum Administration team, where necessary or in-conjunction with granting officials,
c. The Assembly, if they granted them, by holding a 50%+1 majority vote.
#9
Quote:b. The Minister appointed by the Prime Minister to be a granting official,

Can the Prime Minister appoint themselves as the granting official? If the granting authority comes from the PM office, should the law read as such?

Quote:b. The Prime Minister or any Minister appointed to be a granting official,
#10
Debussy;9276 Wrote:
Quote:b. The Minister appointed by the Prime Minister to be a granting official,

Can the Prime Minister appoint themselves as the granting official? If the granting authority comes from the PM office, should the law read as such?

Quote:b. The Prime Minister or any Minister appointed to be a granting official,
No, that would be strange. The granting authority comes from the act and not the PM, who appoints them. It makes more sense for Internal Management i.e. Culture, to do it. It doesn't really need to be implied that the PM can already direct their Ministers, in this case straight out direct their Minister to hand out an award.


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