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Originally posted by ravensfire
Actually, yes - I do want to keep them as they were in DG3 - advisors. Governors should be elected to run the province. To me, that means land allocation, worker requests and build queues. A good mayor is invaluable in assisting a Governor, but the ultimate authority should always lie with the Gov. We have centalized responsibility with localized advice.
I agree here also. Governors are the grass roots contact for the President to the nation. Mayors are the grass roots contact for the Governors. Governors should be responsible for posting the t/c Instructions, but they should take into consideration any instructions (or requests
) from their Mayors. Just as it would be wise for Mayors to forward the requests of the cities citizens, it would also be wise for Governors to forward the requests of the Mayors. Irritating the people below you in the food chain is not a good campaign strategy. ~ As a side note, this is the same way I see the DP in the t/c. Ultimate authority goes to the DP with the Council/Citizens as Advisors.
The entire local election idea is a hopeless pipe dream, ripe for abuse. How many citizens do most of our cities have - one. The mayor. Yes - a true democracy! One citizen - one vote!
-- Ravensfire [/B]
I disagree here. The local election deal is good in my opinion. I even included this idea in the RPG proposal I made. I see nothing wrong with someone moving to an empty city and delaring themselves Mayor. If a group of Citizens wanted to move to a town and put their Mayor in, they could do so. I just don't see a problem here.
DG2 mentions the VP - "The Vice President assumes all powers and responsibilities of the Presidency during the absence of the President."
Basically, the VP is the only deputy with a title other than, well, deputy. That's a good way to keep it - a deputy. I don't see any need to expand the role of this, or any other deputy in a body of law. If the elected official wants to delegate duties to their deputy - that's fine with me. But let's leave that up to the official
If we are going to keep the VP, I agree with this definition of the position.
Actually, yes - I do want to keep them as they were in DG3 - advisors. Governors should be elected to run the province. To me, that means land allocation, worker requests and build queues. A good mayor is invaluable in assisting a Governor, but the ultimate authority should always lie with the Gov. We have centalized responsibility with localized advice.
I agree here also. Governors are the grass roots contact for the President to the nation. Mayors are the grass roots contact for the Governors. Governors should be responsible for posting the t/c Instructions, but they should take into consideration any instructions (or requests


The entire local election idea is a hopeless pipe dream, ripe for abuse. How many citizens do most of our cities have - one. The mayor. Yes - a true democracy! One citizen - one vote!
-- Ravensfire [/B]
I disagree here. The local election deal is good in my opinion. I even included this idea in the RPG proposal I made. I see nothing wrong with someone moving to an empty city and delaring themselves Mayor. If a group of Citizens wanted to move to a town and put their Mayor in, they could do so. I just don't see a problem here.
DG2 mentions the VP - "The Vice President assumes all powers and responsibilities of the Presidency during the absence of the President."
Basically, the VP is the only deputy with a title other than, well, deputy. That's a good way to keep it - a deputy. I don't see any need to expand the role of this, or any other deputy in a body of law. If the elected official wants to delegate duties to their deputy - that's fine with me. But let's leave that up to the official
If we are going to keep the VP, I agree with this definition of the position.