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Maluhia is a Legislator of the Coalition of the South Pacific. They have served in multiple governmental capacities, including as a Legislator, Ambassador, and Minister. They ran for Prime Minister in the [[October 2022 Cabinet election]] and also for the [[November 2022 Minister of Engagement special election]]. | {{update|date=May 2024}} | ||
Maluhia is a Legislator of the Coalition of [[the South Pacific]]. They have served in multiple governmental capacities, including as a Legislator, Ambassador, and Minister. They ran for Prime Minister in the [[October 2022 Cabinet election]] and also for the [[November 2022 Minister of Engagement special election]]. | |||
{{Infobox officeholder | {{Infobox officeholder | ||
| name = maluhia | | name = maluhia | ||
| office1 = Minister of Culture | | office1 = [[Minister of Culture]] | ||
| succeeded1 | | preceded1 = [[ProfessorHenn]] | ||
| term_start1 | | succeeded1 = [[HumanSanity]] ''(as Minister of Regional Affairs)'' | ||
| | | term_start1 = February 11, 2023 | ||
| | | term_end1 = May 17, 2023 | ||
| office = Legislator | | office3 = Ambassador to Lazarus | ||
| | | termstart3 = July 2022 | ||
| office = Legislator on the [[Assembly of the South Pacific]] | |||
| term_start = May 2022 | |||
| appointed = | |||
| alongside = the various other [[Legislators of the South Pacific|Legislators]] within the [[Assembly of the South Pacific|Assembly]] | |||
| predecessor = | |||
| primeminister = [[Moon]], [[JayCoop]], [[Purple Hyacinth]], [[ProfessorHenn]] | |||
| image = File:Laci Jordan.png | | image = File:Laci Jordan.png | ||
| minister2 = HumanSanity, Sandaoguo | | minister2 = [[HumanSanity]], [[Sandaoguo]] | ||
| party = Independent | | party = Independent | ||
| awards = none | | awards = none | ||
| | | term_start2 = August 2022 | ||
| term_end2 = October 2022 | |||
| | | predecessor2 = Eggraria | ||
| | | successor2 = [[ProfessorHenn]] | ||
| | | termend3 = February 17, 2023 | ||
| honorific_prefix = [[the South Pacific]] government official | |||
}} | }} | ||
== Early activity == | == Early activity == | ||
Maluhia started off in the South Pacific as an active regional message board (RMB) user. They’d engage in conversation with fellow regional residents, welcome new players, and occasionally enforce unofficial warnings to nations who were violating the RMB rules, set by the Local Council. | Maluhia started off in [[the South Pacific]] as an active regional message board (RMB) user. They’d engage in conversation with fellow regional residents, welcome new players, and occasionally enforce unofficial warnings to nations who were violating the RMB rules, set by the [[Local Council]]. | ||
== Entrance into government == | == Entrance into government == | ||
In May 2022, Maluhia applied to be a Legislator of the Assembly of the South Pacific. They quickly offered their perspective in notorious Assembly debates, and casted votes when an act, amendment, or approval vote was brought to the floor. | In May 2022, Maluhia applied to be a Legislator of the [[Assembly of the South Pacific]]. They quickly offered their perspective in notorious Assembly debates, and casted votes when an act, amendment, or approval vote was brought to the floor. | ||
Maluhia joined the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and was appointed the as the Ambassador to Lazarus by then-Minister HumanSanity. | Maluhia joined the [[Ministry of Foreign Affairs]] and was appointed the as the Ambassador to Lazarus by then-Minister [[HumanSanity]]. | ||
== Candidacy for Ministry of Engagement == | == Candidacy for Ministry of Engagement == | ||
Maluhia announced their intent to run for Ministry of Engagement in the June cabinet elections. They lost to Coral Guard member and Associate Justice of the High Court | Maluhia announced their intent to run for [[Ministry of Engagement]] in the June cabinet elections. They lost to Coral Guard member and [[Associate Justice of the High Court]], Gryffindor. | ||
== Ministry of Culture == | == Ministry of Culture == | ||
Still eager to run a ministry, Maluhia geared up and launched a campaign in the [[July 2022 Minister of Culture special election]]. They campaigned on cooperation, roleplay assistance, and on the continuation of planning marquee events and festivals for residents of the South Pacific to enjoy. | Still eager to run a ministry, Maluhia geared up and launched a campaign in the [[July 2022 Minister of Culture special election]]. They campaigned on cooperation, roleplay assistance, and on the continuation of planning marquee events and festivals for residents of the South Pacific to enjoy. | ||
After winning the close election, which saw a whopping five candidates declare their intent to run, Maluhia took office. As Minister, Maluhia oversaw a Ministry-planned banjection contest, a writing program, and the establishment of Te Ao, a game side modern-world roleplay region. At the end of their term, they appointed ProfessorHenn, a Legislator, former Ministry of Regional Affairs staffer, and candidate in the July special election to the Ministry’s Senior Staff body. | After winning the close election, which saw a whopping five candidates declare their intent to run, Maluhia took office. As Minister, Maluhia oversaw a Ministry-planned banjection contest, a writing program, and the establishment of Te Ao, a game side modern-world roleplay region. At the end of their term, they appointed ProfessorHenn, a Legislator, former [[Ministry of Regional Affairs]] staffer, and candidate in the July special election to the Ministry’s Senior Staff body. | ||
After ultimately deciding not to run for reelection, ProfessorHenn ran uncontested and won in the first round. | After ultimately deciding not to run for reelection, [[ProfessorHenn]] ran uncontested and won in the first round. | ||
Maluhia still remains active in the Ministry of Culture. | Maluhia still remains active in the Ministry of Culture. | ||
== October and November 2022 Cabinet elections == | == October and November 2022 Cabinet elections == | ||
After previously deciding not to run for reelection as Ministry of Culture, Maluhia opted to run for Prime Minister. However, they dropped out and ran to be the chief of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs instead. They placed second in the election, sandwiched between the victor, Sandaoguo, and third-place finisher and future Minister of Defense, Webs. | After previously deciding not to run for reelection as [[Ministry of Culture]], Maluhia opted to run for Prime Minister. However, they dropped out and ran to be the chief of the [[Ministry of Foreign Affairs]] instead. They placed second in the election, sandwiched between the victor, [[Sandaoguo]], and third-place finisher and future [[Minister of Defense]], Webs. | ||
Amid the resignation of Doge Land as Minister of Engagement, Maluhia announced their candidacy for the post. They lost to Pronoun. | Amid the resignation of Doge Land as [[Minister of Engagement]], Maluhia announced their candidacy for the post. They lost to Pronoun. | ||
== The World Assembly == | == The World Assembly == | ||
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===== Security Council ===== | ===== Security Council ===== | ||
Maluhia is more active in the Security Council, where they have authored one resolution. Along with co-authors Concrete Slab and Quebecshire, the trio passed the council’s 422nd resolution, Commend Kringalia. The resolution aimed to commend fellowSouth Pacifican, [[Kringalia]], for their tireless work to improve the South Pacific and uphold democratic values. | Maluhia is more active in the Security Council, where they have authored one resolution. Along with co-authors Concrete Slab and Quebecshire, the trio passed the council’s 422nd resolution, Commend [[Kringalia]]. The resolution aimed to commend fellowSouth Pacifican, [[Kringalia]], for their tireless work to improve [[the South Pacific]] and uphold democratic values. | ||
Maluhia often provides feedback to proposals in the drafting process on the official forums. | Maluhia often provides feedback to proposals in the drafting process on the official forums. | ||
== Gameplay == | == Gameplay == | ||
Maluhia is a member of the [[South Pacific Special Forces]], where they serve as a | Maluhia is a member of the [[South Pacific Special Forces]], where they serve as a soldier in both the Tsunami and Tidal forces. They hold defender-aligned views in the gameplay realm. | ||
== Wiki contributions == | == Wiki contributions == | ||
Maluhia is an active contributer to this wiki. They've uploaded pages about their two roleplay nations; Lile Ulie Islands and Cadiz | Maluhia is an active contributer to this wiki. They've uploaded pages about their two roleplay nations; Lile Ulie Islands and Cadiz. | ||
== Second Minister of Culture term == | == Second Minister of Culture term == | ||
Maluhia won a February 2023 election to become Minister of Culture, making it their second time holding the office. | Maluhia won a February 2023 election to become [[Minister of Culture]], making it their second time holding the office. They are know publishing monthly editions of culture calendars, creating interregional events, and planning fun little GeoGuessr games. | ||
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Maluhia is a Legislator of the Coalition of the South Pacific. They have served in multiple governmental capacities, including as a Legislator, Ambassador, and Minister. They ran for Prime Minister in the October 2022 Cabinet election and also for the November 2022 Minister of Engagement special election.
the South Pacific government official maluhia | |
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| Legislator on the Assembly of the South Pacific | |
| Assumed office May 2022 Serving with the various other Legislators within the Assembly | |
| Prime Minister | Moon, JayCoop, Purple Hyacinth, ProfessorHenn |
| Minister of Culture | |
| In office February 11, 2023 – May 17, 2023 | |
| Preceded by | ProfessorHenn |
| Succeeded by | HumanSanity (as Minister of Regional Affairs) |
| In office August 2022 – October 2022 | |
| Minister | HumanSanity, Sandaoguo |
| Preceded by | Eggraria |
| Succeeded by | ProfessorHenn |
| Ambassador to Lazarus | |
| In office July 2022 – February 17, 2023 | |
| Personal details | |
| Political party | Independent |
| Awards | none |
Early activity
Maluhia started off in the South Pacific as an active regional message board (RMB) user. They’d engage in conversation with fellow regional residents, welcome new players, and occasionally enforce unofficial warnings to nations who were violating the RMB rules, set by the Local Council.
Entrance into government
In May 2022, Maluhia applied to be a Legislator of the Assembly of the South Pacific. They quickly offered their perspective in notorious Assembly debates, and casted votes when an act, amendment, or approval vote was brought to the floor.
Maluhia joined the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and was appointed the as the Ambassador to Lazarus by then-Minister HumanSanity.
Candidacy for Ministry of Engagement
Maluhia announced their intent to run for Ministry of Engagement in the June cabinet elections. They lost to Coral Guard member and Associate Justice of the High Court, Gryffindor.
Ministry of Culture
Still eager to run a ministry, Maluhia geared up and launched a campaign in the July 2022 Minister of Culture special election. They campaigned on cooperation, roleplay assistance, and on the continuation of planning marquee events and festivals for residents of the South Pacific to enjoy.
After winning the close election, which saw a whopping five candidates declare their intent to run, Maluhia took office. As Minister, Maluhia oversaw a Ministry-planned banjection contest, a writing program, and the establishment of Te Ao, a game side modern-world roleplay region. At the end of their term, they appointed ProfessorHenn, a Legislator, former Ministry of Regional Affairs staffer, and candidate in the July special election to the Ministry’s Senior Staff body.
After ultimately deciding not to run for reelection, ProfessorHenn ran uncontested and won in the first round.
Maluhia still remains active in the Ministry of Culture.
October and November 2022 Cabinet elections
After previously deciding not to run for reelection as Ministry of Culture, Maluhia opted to run for Prime Minister. However, they dropped out and ran to be the chief of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs instead. They placed second in the election, sandwiched between the victor, Sandaoguo, and third-place finisher and future Minister of Defense, Webs.
Amid the resignation of Doge Land as Minister of Engagement, Maluhia announced their candidacy for the post. They lost to Pronoun.
The World Assembly
Maluhia has been active in the World Assembly drafting process.
General Assembly
Although none of the resolutions Maluhia has drafted in the General Assembly have passed, they are still active in the body’s regular debate and they occasionally look over resolutions that are in the drafting phase and provide feedback to the author or authors.
Security Council
Maluhia is more active in the Security Council, where they have authored one resolution. Along with co-authors Concrete Slab and Quebecshire, the trio passed the council’s 422nd resolution, Commend Kringalia. The resolution aimed to commend fellowSouth Pacifican, Kringalia, for their tireless work to improve the South Pacific and uphold democratic values.
Maluhia often provides feedback to proposals in the drafting process on the official forums.
Gameplay
Maluhia is a member of the South Pacific Special Forces, where they serve as a soldier in both the Tsunami and Tidal forces. They hold defender-aligned views in the gameplay realm.
Wiki contributions
Maluhia is an active contributer to this wiki. They've uploaded pages about their two roleplay nations; Lile Ulie Islands and Cadiz.
Second Minister of Culture term
Maluhia won a February 2023 election to become Minister of Culture, making it their second time holding the office. They are know publishing monthly editions of culture calendars, creating interregional events, and planning fun little GeoGuessr games.