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A Seneschal's term is considered to begin upon their appointment as Seneschal, not Regent. After their twenty year term is up, they may be unseated by a three Regent majority vote, instead of the usual four Regent majority required to select a new Seneschal. If they are voted out of office, they will then be required to immediately follow the above process to decide whether they retain their Regency seat. | A Seneschal's term is considered to begin upon their appointment as Seneschal, not Regent. After their twenty year term is up, they may be unseated by a three Regent majority vote, instead of the usual four Regent majority required to select a new Seneschal. If they are voted out of office, they will then be required to immediately follow the above process to decide whether they retain their Regency seat. | ||
==Responsibilities of the Seneschal== | ==Responsibilities of the Seneschal== | ||
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Citizens of Hashan who are members of an organization upon whom war has been declared are required to contact the Regency to declare their status and seek resolution. If this is not done within a reasonable | Citizens of Hashan who are members of an organization upon whom war has been declared are required to contact the Regency to declare their status and seek resolution. If this is not done within a reasonable | ||
amount of time, citizenship will be stripped and the individual concerned will be branded an enemy of the city. | amount of time, citizenship will be stripped and the individual concerned will be branded an enemy of the city. | ||
==Ammendments== | ==Ammendments== | ||
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No amendment may be introduced that will remove a law, right or responsibility set forth in the Canon unless said law, right or responsibility is rendered obsolete due to the changing nature of the world. | No amendment may be introduced that will remove a law, right or responsibility set forth in the Canon unless said law, right or responsibility is rendered obsolete due to the changing nature of the world. | ||
[[Category:Documents]] | [[Category:Documents]] | ||