Create title of High Exorcist - Revision history

Matt: Text replacement - "[[Imperial Synod" to "[[Synod"

2026-01-15T12:39:47Z

Text replacement - "[[Imperial Synod" to "[[Synod"

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	===Overview===		===Overview===
	* Create an [[Imperial Title]] title within the [[~~Imperial~~ Synod]]		* Create an [[Imperial Title]] title within the [[Synod]]

	===Date===		===Date===

Matt: Text replacement - "[[Imperial Military Council" to "[[Military Council"

2026-01-15T12:23:41Z

Text replacement - "[[Imperial Military Council" to "[[Military Council"

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	The Constitutional Scholars wish to point out that if the Synod elect a High Exorcist who has control of a [[congregation]], then the High Exorcist will automatically benefit from the Right of [[Witness]], and cannot then be excluded from a Military Council session. Moreover the holder of the title is welcome to request permission to speak and can do so at the sufferance of the Council. The Adjutants appointed by each [[General]] operate in such a way at present.		The Constitutional Scholars wish to point out that if the Synod elect a High Exorcist who has control of a [[congregation]], then the High Exorcist will automatically benefit from the Right of [[Witness]], and cannot then be excluded from a Military Council session. Moreover the holder of the title is welcome to request permission to speak and can do so at the sufferance of the Council. The Adjutants appointed by each [[General]] operate in such a way at present.

	It was initially ruled that it was not possible to give the High Exorcist the Power of Address in the [[~~Imperial~~ Military Council]]. This Power of Address gives the holder the right to address the Senate (Conclave members have a similar power for the Conclave), but there is no equivalent power in the Military Council and the structure of the Military Council sessions does not allow for citizens to make addresses. Further examination of this decision led to its reversal in 378YE.		It was initially ruled that it was not possible to give the High Exorcist the Power of Address in the [[Military Council]]. This Power of Address gives the holder the right to address the Senate (Conclave members have a similar power for the Conclave), but there is no equivalent power in the Military Council and the structure of the Military Council sessions does not allow for citizens to make addresses. Further examination of this decision led to its reversal in 378YE.

	===Voting===		===Voting===

Dre: /* Constitution */

2025-04-14T08:31:18Z

Constitution

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	===Constitution===		===Constitution===
	It is possible for the Senate to grant the High Exorcist the right to vote on the Military Council - doing so would automatically allow the holder of the title to be present throughout ~~the~~ a Military Council session and to speak freely. The [[Warmage]] operates in such a way at present. However this would be a substantive change to the working of the Empire, so would require the approval of [[The Throne]].		It is possible for the Senate to grant the High Exorcist the right to vote on the Military Council - doing so would automatically allow the holder of the title to be present throughout a Military Council session and to speak freely. The [[Warmage]] operates in such a way at present. However this would be a substantive change to the working of the Empire, so would require the approval of [[The Throne]].

	The Constitutional Scholars wish to point out that if the Synod elect a High Exorcist who has control of a [[congregation]], then the High Exorcist will automatically benefit from the Right of [[Witness]], and cannot then be excluded from a Military Council session. Moreover the holder of the title is welcome to request permission to speak and can do so at the sufferance of the Council. The Adjutants appointed by each [[General]] operate in such a way at present.		The Constitutional Scholars wish to point out that if the Synod elect a High Exorcist who has control of a [[congregation]], then the High Exorcist will automatically benefit from the Right of [[Witness]], and cannot then be excluded from a Military Council session. Moreover the holder of the title is welcome to request permission to speak and can do so at the sufferance of the Council. The Adjutants appointed by each [[General]] operate in such a way at present.

Dre at 18:05, 29 December 2023

2023-12-29T18:05:52Z

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	The Constitutional Scholars wish to point out that if the Synod elect a High Exorcist who has control of a [[congregation]], then the High Exorcist will automatically benefit from the Right of [[Witness]], and cannot then be excluded from a Military Council session. Moreover the holder of the title is welcome to request permission to speak and can do so at the sufferance of the Council. The Adjutants appointed by each [[General]] operate in such a way at present.		The Constitutional Scholars wish to point out that if the Synod elect a High Exorcist who has control of a [[congregation]], then the High Exorcist will automatically benefit from the Right of [[Witness]], and cannot then be excluded from a Military Council session. Moreover the holder of the title is welcome to request permission to speak and can do so at the sufferance of the Council. The Adjutants appointed by each [[General]] operate in such a way at present.

	It was initially ruled that it was not possible to give the High Exorcist the Power of Address in the [[Imperial Military Council]]. This Power of Address gives the holder the right to address the Senate (Conclave members have a similar power for the Conclave), but there is no equivalent power in the Military Council and the structure of the Military Council sessions does not allow for citizens to make addresses. Further examination of this decision ~~lead~~ to its reversal in 378YE.		It was initially ruled that it was not possible to give the High Exorcist the Power of Address in the [[Imperial Military Council]]. This Power of Address gives the holder the right to address the Senate (Conclave members have a similar power for the Conclave), but there is no equivalent power in the Military Council and the structure of the Military Council sessions does not allow for citizens to make addresses. Further examination of this decision led to its reversal in 378YE.

	===Voting===		===Voting===

Hastur at 08:36, 23 January 2022

2022-01-23T08:36:58Z

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	{{Senate Motion}}		[[Category:Senate Motion]]
			[[Category: 377YE Winter]]
			__NOTOC__

Dre at 18:10, 18 September 2015

2015-09-18T18:10:30Z

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	The Constitutional Scholars wish to point out that if the Synod elect a High Exorcist who has control of a [[congregation]], then the High Exorcist will automatically benefit from the Right of [[Witness]], and cannot then be excluded from a Military Council session. Moreover the holder of the title is welcome to request permission to speak and can do so at the sufferance of the Council. The Adjutants appointed by each [[General]] operate in such a way at present.		The Constitutional Scholars wish to point out that if the Synod elect a High Exorcist who has control of a [[congregation]], then the High Exorcist will automatically benefit from the Right of [[Witness]], and cannot then be excluded from a Military Council session. Moreover the holder of the title is welcome to request permission to speak and can do so at the sufferance of the Council. The Adjutants appointed by each [[General]] operate in such a way at present.

	It was initially ruled that it was not possible to give the High Exorcist the Power of Address in the [[Imperial Military Council]]. This Power of Address gives the holder the right to address the Senate (Conclave members have a similar power for the Conclave), but there is no equivalent power in the Military Council and the structure of the Military Council sessions does not allow for citizens to make addresses. Further examination of this decision lead to ~~it's~~ reversal in 378YE.		It was initially ruled that it was not possible to give the High Exorcist the Power of Address in the [[Imperial Military Council]]. This Power of Address gives the holder the right to address the Senate (Conclave members have a similar power for the Conclave), but there is no equivalent power in the Military Council and the structure of the Military Council sessions does not allow for citizens to make addresses. Further examination of this decision lead to its reversal in 378YE.

	===Voting===		===Voting===

Rafferty: /* Constitution */

2015-03-04T10:16:20Z

Constitution

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	===Constitution===		===Constitution===
	It is not possible to give the High Exorcist the Power of Address in the [[Imperial Military Council]]. This Power of Address gives the holder the right to address the Senate (Conclave members have a similar power for the Conclave), but there is no equivalent power in the Military Council and the structure of the Military Council sessions does not allow for citizens to make addresses.

	It is possible for the Senate to grant the High Exorcist the right to vote on the Military Council - doing so would automatically allow the holder of the title to be present throughout the a Military Council session and to speak freely. The [[Warmage]] operates in such a way at present. However this would be a substantive change to the working of the Empire, so would require the approval of [[The Throne]].		It is possible for the Senate to grant the High Exorcist the right to vote on the Military Council - doing so would automatically allow the holder of the title to be present throughout the a Military Council session and to speak freely. The [[Warmage]] operates in such a way at present. However this would be a substantive change to the working of the Empire, so would require the approval of [[The Throne]].

	The Constitutional Scholars wish to point out that if the Synod elect a High Exorcist who has control of a [[congregation]], then the High Exorcist will automatically benefit from the Right of [[Witness]], and cannot then be excluded from a Military Council session. Moreover the holder of the title is welcome to request permission to speak and can do so at the sufferance of the Council. The Adjutants appointed by each [[General]] operate in such a way at present.		The Constitutional Scholars wish to point out that if the Synod elect a High Exorcist who has control of a [[congregation]], then the High Exorcist will automatically benefit from the Right of [[Witness]], and cannot then be excluded from a Military Council session. Moreover the holder of the title is welcome to request permission to speak and can do so at the sufferance of the Council. The Adjutants appointed by each [[General]] operate in such a way at present.

			It was initially ruled that it was not possible to give the High Exorcist the Power of Address in the [[Imperial Military Council]]. This Power of Address gives the holder the right to address the Senate (Conclave members have a similar power for the Conclave), but there is no equivalent power in the Military Council and the structure of the Military Council sessions does not allow for citizens to make addresses. Further examination of this decision lead to it's reversal in 378YE.

	===Voting===		===Voting===

Rafferty at 08:46, 16 May 2014

2014-05-16T08:46:05Z

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	* Is appointed by the Assembly of the Nine		* Is appointed by the Assembly of the Nine
	* Serves for one Year		* Serves for one Year
	* Can be revoked by a Simple Majority of the General Assembly</ic>		* Can be revoked by a Simple Majority of the General Assembly<br>Proposed by Kallavesa, Seconded by Temeschwar</ic>

	===Overview===		===Overview===
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	~~[[Category:~~ Senate Motion]]		{{Senate Motion}}
	~~__NOTOC__~~

Rafferty: /* Constitution */

2014-05-15T19:18:27Z

Constitution

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	It is possible for the Senate to grant the High Exorcist the right to vote on the Military Council - doing so would automatically allow the holder of the title to be present throughout the a Military Council session and to speak freely. The [[Warmage]] operates in such a way at present. However this would be a substantive change to the working of the Empire, so would require the approval of [[The Throne]].		It is possible for the Senate to grant the High Exorcist the right to vote on the Military Council - doing so would automatically allow the holder of the title to be present throughout the a Military Council session and to speak freely. The [[Warmage]] operates in such a way at present. However this would be a substantive change to the working of the Empire, so would require the approval of [[The Throne]].

	The Constitutional Scholars wish to point out that if the Synod elect a High Exorcist who has control of a congregation, then the High Exorcist will automatically benefit from the Right of [[Witness]], and cannot then be excluded from a Military Council session. Moreover the holder of the title is welcome to request permission to speak and can do so at the sufferance of the Council. The Adjutants appointed by each [[General]] operate in such a way at present.		The Constitutional Scholars wish to point out that if the Synod elect a High Exorcist who has control of a [[congregation]], then the High Exorcist will automatically benefit from the Right of [[Witness]], and cannot then be excluded from a Military Council session. Moreover the holder of the title is welcome to request permission to speak and can do so at the sufferance of the Council. The Adjutants appointed by each [[General]] operate in such a way at present.

	===Voting===		===Voting===

Rafferty: /* Constitution */

2014-05-15T19:17:54Z

Constitution

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	It is not possible to give the High Exorcist the Power of Address in the [[Imperial Military Council]]. This Power of Address gives the holder the right to address the Senate (Conclave members have a similar power for the Conclave), but there is no equivalent power in the Military Council and the structure of the Military Council sessions does not allow for citizens to make addresses.		It is not possible to give the High Exorcist the Power of Address in the [[Imperial Military Council]]. This Power of Address gives the holder the right to address the Senate (Conclave members have a similar power for the Conclave), but there is no equivalent power in the Military Council and the structure of the Military Council sessions does not allow for citizens to make addresses.

	It is possible for the Senate to grant the High Exorcist the right to vote on the Military Council - doing so would automatically allow the holder of the title to be present throughout the a Military Council session and to speak freely. The [[~~War Mage~~]] operates in such a way at present. However this would be a substantive change to the working of the Empire, so would require the approval of [[The Throne]].		It is possible for the Senate to grant the High Exorcist the right to vote on the Military Council - doing so would automatically allow the holder of the title to be present throughout the a Military Council session and to speak freely. The [[Warmage]] operates in such a way at present. However this would be a substantive change to the working of the Empire, so would require the approval of [[The Throne]].

	The Constitutional Scholars wish to point out that if the Synod elect a High Exorcist who has control of a congregation, then the High Exorcist will automatically benefit from the Right of [[Witness]], and cannot then be excluded from a Military Council session. Moreover the holder of the title is welcome to request permission to speak and can do so at the sufferance of the Council. The Adjutants appointed by each [[General]] operate in such a way at present.		The Constitutional Scholars wish to point out that if the Synod elect a High Exorcist who has control of a congregation, then the High Exorcist will automatically benefit from the Right of [[Witness]], and cannot then be excluded from a Military Council session. Moreover the holder of the title is welcome to request permission to speak and can do so at the sufferance of the Council. The Adjutants appointed by each [[General]] operate in such a way at present.