[B]Article N[/B]
§1. In the event a Consul or Justice of the Court takes a temporary leave
of absence, the Official shall appoint a pro-tempore official to fill
that position until the Official shall return.
a. The pro-tempore official may be the Consuls deputy.
b. The Official may empower another official or citizen to
choose the pro-tempore official.
§2. In the event an Official becomes vacant, a new Official shall be
appointed.
a. In the event the Consul of Internal Affairs becomes
vacant, the Justice of the Court shall appoint a new citizen
to fill the vacant position.
b. In the event the Consul of Foreign Affairs or the Consul of
Military Affairs becomes vacant, the Consul of Internal Affairs
shall apoint a new citizen to fill the vacant position.
c. If the position of Ambassador to any nation becomes
vacant, the Consul of Foreign Affairs shall appoint a new citizen
to fill the vacant position.
d. If the position of Justice of the Court becomes vacant,
the citizens shall elect a new Justice of the Court.
1. There will be a 24 hour period where citizens can be nominated.
2. After the nominations there will be a 48 hour poll to
elect the Justice of the Court. A simple majority are needed.
§3. Should the citizen filling the position of Consul of Internal Affairs
become absent for a period of seven (7) days without prior
notification to the nation, the Justice of the Court may remove that
citizen from the office and appoint another citizen as the Consul.
§4. Should citizens filling the positions of Consul of Foreign Affairs
or Consul of Military Affairs become absent for a period of
seven (7) days without prior notification to the nation,
the Consul of Internal Affairs may remove that citizen from the
office and appoint another citizen as the Consul.
§5. Should citizens filling one of the Ambassadorial positions
become absent for a period of seven (7) days without prior
notification to the nation, the Consul of Foreign Affairs may remove
that citizen from the office and appoint another citizen as the Ambassador.
§6. All appointments must be approved by a citizen poll lasting 48
hours. A simple majority is needed for ratification.
a. The newly appointed official may act as the official of his office,
from the time of his appointment and until the poll closes.