This proposal was born of an attempt to write the Modding Curator proposal into constitutional text. I've since decided the same premise with a wider execution and different details is more practical. As far as urgency, value and so forth, this office is proposed to give an opportunity for people to expressly volunteer and help out, and does not come with inherent obligations to be filled. It is intended to be flexible so we create (or remove) what we need at a given time; to that end three starting positions are suggested in the amending text as primary areas of Curial reach. It is intended that this unique office be able to expand or contract to fill the need, without requiring constant amendments for these offices to exist. It also provides naming consistency, life to the curial operations forum (politia) and some manner of structure for the Curia to be productive unto itself with consequences reaching to the wider site.
This office is the Proconsul, designed to hold people who dedicate to particular niches of the Curia for their improvement and operation. Unique powers are few, these users are encouraged to do their best with a citizen's natural abilities - given direction, I'd say that can be quite a lot. They hold a badge and group named Proconsul. They may be extension to, but not replacements of the Consul's abilities and reach. However if someone is elected to a Proconsul position, the Consul and Censors should assist them or at least not try to micromanage them. Ie, a proconsul of an area should be considered first, Consul second unless there is no proconsul available. See, the Proconsul office need only be filled when someone asks - it is not mandatory to fill it at a given time.
Personally I think the idea is worth trying, but this is more of a 'what do you think' proposal and not something I will stress too heavily over, save to correct noted errors and make reasonable adjustments to its function.
Constitutional revisions;
Section 1, Article 2
Section 1 R&P
Section 2 R&P
Section 4, Article 2