Pro Curator

[gigagaia]

Essentially, what I'd like to propose, although I'll let the sharks feed at the suggestion and come up with exactly what they want, is an entirely elected pro-curator, who is a curial officer.

Have at ye!

[Tacticalwithdrawal]

I'd much rather see an elected curator who can appoint deputies (pro-Curators) as required. It would allow the Curia to run and manage itself.

Added to that I'd like the Curator to have a seat on Hex (though with no powers over moderation or technical staff), but I'd settle for an elected Curator.

Don't ask for the little stuff, go all the way

[Mímirswell]

I would like to see the position as it stands currently abolished altogether. All the Curia needs is one active individual invested with the powers to move bills when needed in a timely fashion and ensure that bills are properly formatted, free from basic errors, etc. This position should be elected and open to any member of the Patrician class. I would limit moderator powers to just the Prothalamos, Curia Vote and Tabularium.

The Staff position should merely be a conduit for the Curia to relay issues to Staff and vice versa and should have no say beyond a single vote in relation to the above position.

[Garbarsardar]

I agree with Mim's take on this with Tac's provision of being able to appoint deputies.

[Tacticalwithdrawal]

makes a lot of sense to me (though we'd have to accept Hex acceptance of any deputies as the deputies would have local mod powers).

[Mímirswell]

I would subject the deputies to Curial ratification. As Hex has veto rights on elections and ratifications; anyone accepted without being vetoed would have implicit permission.

[the Black Prince]

the Pro-Curator was merely an appointed deputy first created at a time when the Curator was absent and someone was needed to cover his duties.

We should elect a Curator, and he should only appoint a Pro-Curator if and whn he decides he needs one (such as if he's going on holiday, or to serve in the interim following the Curators resignation).

I think it neccessary, given how we plan for the Curia to shape up, that the Curator be an ex-officio non voting member of Hex.... even a voting Member if Hex so wishes...

[Publius]

the Pro-Curator was merely an appointed deputy first created at a time when the Curator was absent and someone was needed to cover his duties.

We should elect a Curator, and he should only appoint a Pro-Curator if and whn he decides he needs one (such as if he's going on holiday, or to serve in the interim following the Curators resignation).

I agree with the above, and also feel the that Curia should be given the ability to elect this officer - the rank is a purely Curial one, I am not sure why staff needs to be even tied to this at all. Let elections be free to all citizens (or perhaps patricians).

[Perikles]

I believe the Curia should elect an admin as Curator (much like the Republican Consul of old) from the present staff/Hex like the RC.

[Tacticalwithdrawal]

why on earth would we want to do that? The whole idea is to bring a fresh perspective into Hex, someone not staff......

[Tom Paine]

I believe the best method is presented by Ttacticalwithdrawal. As the Curia regrows its balls, we will want a voice in Hex as well as a Hexer responsible for the Curia and Hex-Curia communication; logiclally this should be the same person. Furthermore they should, as a representative of the Curia, be elected therefrom. Finally they should be able to ask for a deputy to be elected by the Curia as and when required, for a limited time.