PM/Delegate Nomination of Welly and Utopia to the Council on Regional Security

To the Council on Regional Security,

Using the powers vested in us by Article IX, Section 5 of the Charter of the Coalition of the South Pacific, Delegate @lordnwahs / Differences-In-Differences and Prime Minister @HumanSanity are making two joint nominations to the Council on Regional Security.

First, we are nominating @Utopia / The Age of Utopia. Utopia has been a member of the South Pacific since 2022 and active in government since 2023. As an Admiral of the South Pacific Special Forces (SPSF), Utopia has the necessary security, military, and political context to drive and contribute to conversations around regional security. Utopia also has experience coordinating with other branches of government and a strong skillset in organization, communication, and personnel management as a former Prime Minister, Minister of Defense, Minister of Culture, and soon-to-be Chief of Staff. Utopia’s World Assembly nation is on The Age of Utopia when he is not deployed as part of SPSF operations.

Second, we are nominating @Welly / Grace Wellesley Thayer. Welly joined TSP in June 2023 and has served in a variety of administrative and political roles in that time, consistently serving with distinction and character. Prior to his current tenure as Minister of Foreign Affairs, Welly served as Chair of the Assembly and is also a current Associate Justice. Welly has also been a member of the Coral Guard since February of this year, a related role requiring a high-level of political trust, and currently holds the fourth highest endorsement count in the region (if confirmed, he would have the highest endorsement count of any CRS member). His knowledge of political and security context as well as prowess in maintaining in-game endorsements would make valuable assets to the Council on Regional Security. Welly’s World Assembly nation is Grace Wellesley Thayer and that will consistently be the case since he is a member of the Coral Guard.

We ask the Council on Regional Security for their consideration of these nominees. If two-thirds of the Council objects to either nominee, then the nominations will not move forward, but otherwise both will be submitted to the Assembly for approval.

Faithfully yours,
HumanSanity
Prime Minister

LordNwahs / Differences-In-Differences
Delegate

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Thanks, we will take this matter under consideration.

Under Charter XI(5), I do not believe these can currently be considered as nominations, as consultation with the CRS is required “[prior] to the nomination.” I believe prospective nominations have been communicated non-publicly in the past (or at least, that was the case for my nomination, from Nwahs as Prime Minister and Griffindor as Delegate) but we can consider this public message to be consultation prior to nomination as well.

We can consider it a consultation prior to nomination with the formal nomination happening after the Council is consulted.

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