Difference between revisions of "South Confederacy"
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Currently, [[Trexia]] is the UN delegate and [[John Paul III]] is the O. delegate. Elections are held every two weeks or more, but they usally stay the same! | Currently, [[Trexia]] is the UN delegate and [[John Paul III]] is the O. delegate. Elections are held every two weeks or more, but they usally stay the same! | ||
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| − | + | We the nations of the South Confederacy, form to make a more perfect union, establish Justice, insure domestic Tranquility, provide for the common defence, promote the general Welfare, and secure the Blessings of Liberty to ourselves and our Posterity, do ordain and establish this Constitution for the South Confederacy. | |
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| + | ===Article 1:=== | ||
| + | Section 1: Gives all UN voting power to the elected official, named as Delegate. | ||
| + | Section 2: Each member's leaders, elects a leader, which then represents there country's beliefs and actions. | ||
| + | Section 3: That representitive votes for the other representitive, who then becomes the Delegate of the South Confederacy. | ||
| + | Section 4: That is all that a representitive does. | ||
| + | ===Acticle 2:=== | ||
| + | Section 1: There are 3 surpreme rulers which are elected by the former Delegate. | ||
| + | Section 2: Those 3 rulers make surpreme descions on issues that come up on the South Confederacy such as, but not limited to, ejecting a nation, and voting on an UN issue. | ||
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| − | + | Section 1: A Delgate of the South Confederacy shall only be in office for 1 term of 35 days. | |
| − | + | Section 2: The Delegate has the power to eject other nations, but only if 2 of the 3 of the rulers agree. | |
| + | Section 3: The Delegate has imediate power on who to attack, but only if 2 of the 3 has to agree. | ||
| + | Section 4: The Delegate has the must endorse proposals made by members of the South Confederacy. | ||
| + | Section 5: The Delegate has the power to endorse any other proposals that he/she want to. | ||
| + | ===Acticle 4:=== | ||
| + | Section 1: All members of the South Confederacy cannot attack anyone else who is a part of this region. | ||
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Government
The South Confederacy has two delegates to rule. There is the UN delegate, and there is the organizing delegate, who is elected on the fourms. The two delegates debate issues from two different views and then choose the most reasonable one.
Currently, Trexia is the UN delegate and John Paul III is the O. delegate. Elections are held every two weeks or more, but they usally stay the same!
Constitution of the South Confederacy
We the nations of the South Confederacy, form to make a more perfect union, establish Justice, insure domestic Tranquility, provide for the common defence, promote the general Welfare, and secure the Blessings of Liberty to ourselves and our Posterity, do ordain and establish this Constitution for the South Confederacy.
Article 1:
Section 1: Gives all UN voting power to the elected official, named as Delegate.
Section 2: Each member's leaders, elects a leader, which then represents there country's beliefs and actions.
Section 3: That representitive votes for the other representitive, who then becomes the Delegate of the South Confederacy.
Section 4: That is all that a representitive does.
Acticle 2:
Section 1: There are 3 surpreme rulers which are elected by the former Delegate.
Section 2: Those 3 rulers make surpreme descions on issues that come up on the South Confederacy such as, but not limited to, ejecting a nation, and voting on an UN issue.
Article 3:
Section 1: A Delgate of the South Confederacy shall only be in office for 1 term of 35 days.
Section 2: The Delegate has the power to eject other nations, but only if 2 of the 3 of the rulers agree.
Section 3: The Delegate has imediate power on who to attack, but only if 2 of the 3 has to agree.
Section 4: The Delegate has the must endorse proposals made by members of the South Confederacy.
Section 5: The Delegate has the power to endorse any other proposals that he/she want to.
Acticle 4:
Section 1: All members of the South Confederacy cannot attack anyone else who is a part of this region.
Member Nations
All members please post which number you want for the map!
