Post by Prince James I on Feb 23, 2015 16:50:13 GMT
The following articles are to become law:
Section I:
1. These articles are to serve as the Law of Election.
2. Each Region will send one representative to the Beaconite Imperial Assembly. This representative will be elected by the Alternative Vote system.
3. The Emperor, as a member of the Imperial Assembly, is expected to represent the Capital Region's interests in the Imperial Assembly.
Section II:
1. The first election to the Beaconite Imperial Assembly will begin at 7:00 AM UTC on the 10th of March, 2015. It will end at 7:00 AM UTC on the 13th of March, 2015.
2. An office of Electoral Commissioner will be created. The Emperor will hold the office by default but may defer it to another person.
3. The Electoral Commissioner will inform the public of the election prior to it taking place.
4. The Electoral Commissioner will be responsible for collecting votes and maintaining the secrecy of the ballot.
5. All candidates for the election must inform the Electoral Commissioner with 2 days notice to the election.
6. Candidates may give the Electoral Commissioner a description of themselves not exceeding 500 characters (with some leniency given at the Electoral Commissioner's discretion), to be provided on the ballot slip so as to inform voters of the candidates' political views and intentions.
Section I:
1. These articles are to serve as the Law of Election.
2. Each Region will send one representative to the Beaconite Imperial Assembly. This representative will be elected by the Alternative Vote system.
3. The Emperor, as a member of the Imperial Assembly, is expected to represent the Capital Region's interests in the Imperial Assembly.
Section II:
1. The first election to the Beaconite Imperial Assembly will begin at 7:00 AM UTC on the 10th of March, 2015. It will end at 7:00 AM UTC on the 13th of March, 2015.
2. An office of Electoral Commissioner will be created. The Emperor will hold the office by default but may defer it to another person.
3. The Electoral Commissioner will inform the public of the election prior to it taking place.
4. The Electoral Commissioner will be responsible for collecting votes and maintaining the secrecy of the ballot.
5. All candidates for the election must inform the Electoral Commissioner with 2 days notice to the election.
6. Candidates may give the Electoral Commissioner a description of themselves not exceeding 500 characters (with some leniency given at the Electoral Commissioner's discretion), to be provided on the ballot slip so as to inform voters of the candidates' political views and intentions.