Currently, Section III of the Constitution reads as follows:
I would propose the following changes.Citizens are expected to behave in an exemplary manner and can be referred1 to the Praefects for a review of their behavior and possible disciplinary action. Such a Referral is initiated automatically by Moderation for infractions incurred, or discretionally by Citizens for behavior considered unbecoming. Praefects may decide if a referral is frivolous. If a referral has merit, the Praefects request a defense2 from the referred and decides3 whether4 and which5 disciplinary action is to be taken.6
Citizen Referrals should not be taken lightly, and neither should a classification of frivolity. The purpose of a Citizen Referral is to censure a user that has acted in ways unbecoming of a Citizen. A charge of frivolity should be taken just as seriously as a referral itself and should not be used lightly by the Praefects.Citizens are expected to behave in an exemplary manner and can be referred1 to the Praefects for a review of their behavior and possible disciplinary action. Such a Referral is initiated automatically by Moderation for infractions incurred, or discretionally by Citizens for behavior considered unbecoming. Praefects may decide whether a referral has merit, does not have merit, or is frivolous. The Praefects request a defense from the referred and decides whether and which disciplinary action is to be taken. If the Praefects deem the referral to be frivolous in nature than whomever filed the referral will be censured.
This amendment is not retroactive and does not apply to any previous or currently pending referrals at the time of the amendments passing.