Lucasson for Delegate of the South Pacific

Of_the_Ages · January 16, 2026, 6:39pm

The delegate is a position that requires a significant amount of trust, due to the inherent mechanical power of the delegacy. How do you plan to establish or reinforce trust in you?

What is your experience with the WA, and knowledge on its rules and procedures for new proposals?
How well do you think you would be able to answer questions about the game from new nations who telegram you, or who would reply to a welcome telegram by you?

Lucasson:

Although, there is something I would like to chance. The Delegate of the South Pacific holds roughly 400-450 votes in the World Assembly, but I believe WA nations must have more influence to how those votes are used. Therefore, I will request the Prime Minister, the Director of the Office of World Assembly Affairs, and the legislators of the South Pacific, to make a place/program where active WA nations, or citizens (whatever they decide) can vote on upcoming voted in the World Assembly. As Delegate, I promise to always vote with what they decided. Between the time it takes to get this implemented, or if this is not achieved entirely, I will abstain from voting for at least one day. After that day, I will vote with whatever the majority of the South Pacific is voting for at that time.

A lot of what you’re proposing seems to be covered in some way in World Assembly Act. Were you looking to change the WA Act, or not aware of it?
What is your knowledge and opinion on what the delegate does in TSP’s government?

How soon, on average, do you think it would take for you to appoint or dismiss a regional officer, if given an executive order to do so?

Very importantly, I noticed you don’t have discord, which is a very important channel of communication. I’d be very hesitant to appoint someone who doesn’t have discord. Would you be able to make a discord account/join TSP’s discord server? If you’re unable to, how do you plan to assuage these concerns over communication.