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Revision as of 14:02, 26 May 2022

Deputy Chair of the Assembly
Incumbent
BlockBuster2K43

since 26th May 2022
Office of the Deputy Chair of the Assembly
StyleMr. Deputy Chair
TypeDeputy Chairperson
StatusOffice Vacant
AbbreviationDCoftA
Member ofAssembly of the South Pacific
Reports toChair of the Assembly
SeatAssembly of the South Pacific
NominatorChair of the Assembly
AppointerChair of the Assembly
Term lengthAt the pleasure of the Chair of the Assembly
Constituting instrumentCharter of the South Pacific
Formation28th May 2016 (in current form)

The Deputy Chair of the Assembly is an official within the Assembly of the South Pacific. The deputy chair's roles compose of assisting the Chair of the Assembly with their day to day tasks of running the assembly. They also assume the position of Chair of the Assembly if the incumbent Chair of the Assembly is absent.

The current Deputy Chair is BlockBuster2K43, they assumed the office of the Deputy Chair on the 26th May 2022.

Election

The Deputy Chair is nominanated and appointed by the Chair of the Assembly. They serve at the pleasure of the Chair and they are able to be removed from their position at any time.

Roles, responsibilities & powers

The Deputy Chair of the Assembly's powers which can be exercised without the Chair's explicit prior approval (albeit with notification to the Chair) are,

  • The opening and closing of votes within the Assembly of the South Pacific.
  • * Generally including relevant sub-powers (such as slightly editing a bill to comply with formatting before bringing it to vote).
  • * Sub-powers that need to be motioned (e.g. waive debate time, cancel voting) if informing the Chair beforehand.
  • Approving Leaves of Absence's for Legislators within the South Pacific.
  • Approving the requests of political parties to create sub-forums and petitions (With the notification and inforing the Chair beforehand.)
  • Archiving inactive and unused discussion threads and polls.
  • Fulfilling most writing based projects (RMB updates, Gazette, etc).