Constitutional Convention - Voting
Posted: Sun Jan 18, 2009 10:40 am
Dear Nobles of Elwynn,
Recent research has demonstrated that voting in the Imperial Republic has acquired a unique and mostly unquantifiable value, which is more disadvantageous than advantageous. Given that the time required for the appropriate evaluation of issues requiring a vote is generally quantifiable, and given that we all have other duties and responsibilities which may be arguably of greater value, should we resolve with immediate effect to only expend our valuable resources on issues that are either fundamental to the existence of the Imperial Republic, to the existence of this Duchy, or to any activity in which the Duchy is officially involved or represented?
Recent research has demonstrated that voting in the Imperial Republic has acquired a unique and mostly unquantifiable value, which is more disadvantageous than advantageous. Given that the time required for the appropriate evaluation of issues requiring a vote is generally quantifiable, and given that we all have other duties and responsibilities which may be arguably of greater value, should we resolve with immediate effect to only expend our valuable resources on issues that are either fundamental to the existence of the Imperial Republic, to the existence of this Duchy, or to any activity in which the Duchy is officially involved or represented?