Tribunal Medal

[Justinian]

I propose that the following medal be added to the medals section of the constitution:

Supporters: the Black Prince

Justice of the Tribunal:

Awarded to any member who has served on the Tribunal. Bronze is awarded to any member who has served for more than one month of his term. Silver is awarded to any member who has completed 2 terms. Gold is awarded to any member who has completed 3 terms.

I know the wording isn't fantastic but tribunal judges deserve some kind of recognition for their thankless work.

[the Black Prince]

i support, and 223% echo the sentiment that the work is thankless.

[Garbarsardar]

I hope I will not sound self serving, seeing I will probably be the last elected judge, but I support.

[Belisarius]

Giv it a better name. ...

[Gaius Baltar]

Isnt this already covered by the Senatorial Robe?

[Justinian]

Isnt this already covered by the Senatorial Robe?

In order for a member to qualify they must have served as a member of the Consilium de Civitates for at least two terms within one year.

Senatorial Robe is only for the CdeC.

[Tom Paine]

So you want, effectively, to create a medal only ever to apply to 4 specific individuals, of whom I can name all four - Siblesz, Justinian, the Black Prince, Garbarsardar. Because the Tribunal just came under Hex domain, remember? Other than "self serving", what can one describe this as?

[Gaius Baltar]

So you want, effectively, to create a medal only ever to apply to 4 specific individuals, of whom I can name all four - Siblesz, Justinian, the Black Prince, Garbarsardar. Because the Tribunal just came under Hex domain, remember? Other than "self serving", what can one describe this as?

Perhaps the qualifications for the Senatorial Robe could be extended to include Tribunal Judges, so that the robe would be a medal given for CDeC or Tribunal service.

[the Black Prince]

its quite simple, you could always overturn the tribunal reform amendment and go back the other way. it shouldn't be too hard to lead the curia sheep in another direction

[Garbarsardar]

its quite simple, you could always overturn the tribunal reform amendment and go back the other way. it shouldn't be too hard to lead the curia sheep in another direction

I resent that statement and I withdraw my support for any such medal.

[Belisarius]

True that.

[Siblesz]

Meh.

[Simetrical]

It's fairly ridiculous to make a new medal for four people, unless they rank up with the Divi (which the Tribunal does not).

[Justinian]

Other than "self serving", what can one describe this as?

I am so honored that you would think I would want to create a medal just so that me and some of my friends could sport it. I intended this medal to be for all Tribunal judges and was completely unaware that the Curia's Tribunal had been removed from its grasp and given to Hex; if I'd known that I would have worded it so that ALL tribunal judges would be applicable, because that was my intention. But if you want to immediately suggest I'm just a self-serving glory-monger out to collect as many medals as I can, go right ahead. I withdraw my proposal, someone please close this.

[Tom Paine]

Then maybe paying more attention to the nature of the body you were serving on would have served you well. A medal for all Tribunal members appointed and elected now is far more sensible and supportable, and would in fact win my support, than one for solely Curial appointees. I might add that the term self serving was used mainly due to Garb's usage thereof, and questioning his support more than the original proposal, though that could have been made clearer admittedly.