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The Legislator Committee, sometimes known as LegComm, is the body that screens and admits applicants to Legislator status. Members of the Legislator Committee are proposed by the Cabinet and confirmed by the Assembly. | {{sidebar TSP navigation}} | ||
The Legislator Committee, sometimes known as LegComm, is the body that screens and admits applicants to Legislator status. Members of the Legislator Committee are proposed by the [[Cabinet]] and confirmed by the [[Assembly]]. | |||
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Revision as of 20:26, 20 April 2021
The Legislator Committee, sometimes known as LegComm, is the body that screens and admits applicants to Legislator status. Members of the Legislator Committee are proposed by the Cabinet and confirmed by the Assembly.
History
Legislator applications were handled by the Chair of the Assembly from (date) to late 2017. In December 2017 the Chair of the Assembly was considered an unwieldy job, with many holders resigning before completing their term. Legislator applications were accepted infrequently. In response to these issues, the Legislator Committee was formed to handle legislator applications and lighten the administrative load on the Chair of the Assembly. The Legislator Committee Act was passed on 3 December 2017. Glen-Rhodes, as Chair at the passage of the bill, was grandfathered in as the first member of the Legislator Committee.
On 10th May 2018, the Cabinet issued an executive order to permit the appointment of an emergency member of the Legislator Committee if all existing members were unavailable. In June 2018, the Legislator Committee Act was declared unconstitutional by the High Court as it had more power than allowed to a general law. An [executive order] was issued to reinstate the Legislator Committee Act as a constitutional law rather than general. In April 2021, the Legislator Committee's maximum size was expanded to five members.
Members
- Glen-Rhodes (3 December 2017 - 25 December 2017)
- Roavin (29 December 2017 - 7 January 2018)
- Feirmont (7 January 2018 - recalled 5 February 2018 [1])
- USoVietnam (7 January 2018 - resigned 19 September 2019 [2])
- Farengeto (7 January 2018 - resigned 17 June 2018 [3])
- Roavin (emergency member) (10 May 2018 - ???)
- Resentine (27 May 2018 - resigned 23 August 2018 [4])
- Nakari (9 December 2018 - ???)
- Seraph (9 December 2018 - ???)
- Roavin (22 September 2019 - current)
- PenguinPies (27 November 2019 - current)
- Phoenixofthesun14 (27 September 2020 - resigned 10 March 2021 [5])
- Moonstar (5 April 2021 - current)
- Witchcraft and Sorcery (5 April 2021 - current)