[2433.AP] The End of CitComm

[Coltranius]

@Roavin

making the extant CitComm members members of the CRS

The Charter states:

@coco

(3) Eligible members may become members of the Council on Regional Security via two methods, either application to the Council itself, or nomination by the Delegate and Prime Minister.

I prefer extant CitComm members to go through one of these two processes rather than being directly become CRS members, in the event that more than two-fifths of the Assembly do not approve one or more members of the current CitComm becoming CRS members.

@Roavin

I’d give the CRS the power to temporarily suspend a citizenship.
[…] Having done a suspension, the Court is immediately involved and then has to review the suspension on its merit.

I would prefer the CRS to involve directly the Court about a citizenship suspension, and if the Court approves it only then the suspension can be enacted. I don’t really see how a simple citizen could pose such a treath to require and immediate suspension (that may also not be justified) by the CRS.

@Roavin

Also, I realize this would be controversial, but rather than having the CoA do both citizenship and legislatorship, I’d remove the citizen/legislator distinction again so it’s simpler, and make the continuing requirements appropriately simple - basically, if the nation hasn’t CTE’d and the individual has been active in some fashion (voting, discussion, rmb), the citizenship is upheld. That could be automated as well.

What about the Mantaining Legislatorship requirements? I guess you want to remove them (as I think adding them to the citizenship requirements would be too extreme), but I’m not really keen either on approving that.