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The '''Lieutenant Delegate of Taijitu''' (originally '''Vice Delegate''') is a member of the executive branch of Taijitu's government. They are elected every seven weeks on the same ticket as the candidate for Delegate who selected them. The office's only formal constitutional duty is to assume the office of Delegate in the event that the current Delegate can no longer serve for any reason. In practice, many Lieutenant Delegates have gone beyond these this and served as general, high ranking members of the Cabinet, assisting the Delegate in their executive responsibilities. | The '''Lieutenant Delegate of Taijitu''' (originally '''Vice Delegate''') is a member of the executive branch of Taijitu's government. They are elected every seven weeks on the same ticket as the candidate for Delegate who selected them. The office's only formal constitutional duty is to assume the office of Delegate in the event that the current Delegate can no longer serve for any reason. In practice, many Lieutenant Delegates have gone beyond these this and served as general, high ranking members of the Cabinet, assisting the Delegate in their executive responsibilities. | ||
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| + | The Lieutenant Delegate has no proper constitutional powers. Instead, they are required only to assume the office of the Delegate if for some reason the current one. can no longer perform their duties. The lack of any other explicit duties has never, however, been interpreted to mean that the Lieutenant Delegate can do nothing else. Many Lieutenant Delegates have played an active role in government as a member of the Delegate's cabinet, essentially functioning as a Minister without any specific domain. This is not always the case, and some Lieutenant Delegates have stuck solely to their sole constitutional duty of standing by in case they are needed. | ||
:Main article: [[Lieutenant Delegate of Taijitu]] | :Main article: [[Lieutenant Delegate of Taijitu]] | ||
Revision as of 23:45, 6 July 2012
The Lieutenant Delegate of Taijitu (originally Vice Delegate) is a member of the executive branch of Taijitu's government. They are elected every seven weeks on the same ticket as the candidate for Delegate who selected them. The office's only formal constitutional duty is to assume the office of Delegate in the event that the current Delegate can no longer serve for any reason. In practice, many Lieutenant Delegates have gone beyond these this and served as general, high ranking members of the Cabinet, assisting the Delegate in their executive responsibilities.
The Lieutenant Delegate has no proper constitutional powers. Instead, they are required only to assume the office of the Delegate if for some reason the current one. can no longer perform their duties. The lack of any other explicit duties has never, however, been interpreted to mean that the Lieutenant Delegate can do nothing else. Many Lieutenant Delegates have played an active role in government as a member of the Delegate's cabinet, essentially functioning as a Minister without any specific domain. This is not always the case, and some Lieutenant Delegates have stuck solely to their sole constitutional duty of standing by in case they are needed.
- Main article: Lieutenant Delegate of Taijitu
