greekguy
Missed the Boat
ravensfire said:Without commenting on the specifics of your proposal, I wish to draw attention to a huge, and incorrect assumption you have made. "Thus, they will have to give some of their duties to their deputy" Full context is quoted.
Sorry, but that will not happen. Sure, some leaders will delegate based on the time, inclination and personal approach. Others have the time, the inclination and the desire to run things on their own. Assumptions, like what you are making, are dangerous when based on some facts, and even more so when proved incorrect in the past.
-- Ravensfire
sorry about the assumption, i changed the wording in my post.
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) For a position to have more power, we need to have less possible positions. Thus, i think a lot of problems can be solved with one swift motion: eliminating the Director of Commerce. If we eliminate Commerce, then sliding the sliders can be the R & T duty (since some people say that R & T doesn't do much right now). Also, the External Consul will "have a job" and will be in control of all foreign affairs, including signing MA's, establishing embassies, and they will be the sole official who decalares war and agrees to peace.