Dear citizens of the Curia,
Pontifex Maximus has decided to appeal the outcome of his referral. As outlined by the constitution per the below article he has that right.
Might I remind the censors, referrer and referred that under the current precedent they are not allowed to vote anything else but abstain.The Curator posts the original private Referral, and the further action thread in the Questiones Perpetuae, and opens a new poll thread with the options to keep, overturn or change the ruling, or abstain. The poll lasts for four days. If the Citizenry votes to change the punishment, the Curator opens a second poll for four days. The options are all punishments excluding the original punishment, and abstention. A simple majority of non-abstaining votes is required for the first vote. In the case of a vote to either increase or decrease punishment, in the second vote, the option with the highest number of votes is the punishment given. Where two options have the same number of votes, the punishment given is determined by the Multiple Transferable Vote System.
On behalf of the citizen's triumvirate,
General Brewster
































