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Executive Committee

The Executive Committee consists of selected Level-4, Level-5 and Overseer Board personnel. The Executive Committee is mainly responsible for proposing and voting changes to the Corporation's policies.

Recruitment​

In order to join the Executive Committee, they must be appointed via a proposal inside the Executive Committee.

Requirements​

Below are the requirements to be appointed and how the appointment process works.

  • Must be a Security Level 4 or Security Level 5 personnel. Board members are automatically appointed.
  • Be appointed via a proposal inside the Executive Committee and pass by a majority of votes.
  • A Security Level 5 or the Overseer of the department the person is an executive in may submit a proposal.
  • Voting lasts 24 hours since the proposal's submission.

Impeachments​

Members of the Executive Committee may be impeached from their positions.

Requirements​

Requirements and procedures for removals are:

  • 2 additional Executive Committee members from different departments supporting the removal (3 members in total).
  • A Supreme Council member may create an emergency order to remove a dysfunctional member from the committee at any time.
  • Impeachments last for 48 hours. During this time, the accused is allowed to produce a defense statement.
  • Impeachments require a majority of votes to pass.

Proposals​

The main function of the Executive Committee is to propose additions, removals, or changes to the Corporation policies located in the Corporation Hub.

Process and Requirements​

The process and requirements for proposing and passing a policy or motion are:

  • Committee members may vote yes or no.
  • Proposals voting last for 24 hours.
  • Proposals require a majority of votes to pass.
  • In case the proposal does not pass, it may not be proposed again for two weeks.
  • In case the proposal passes:
    • Changes must be applied by the Supreme Council and announced to Corporation Personnel accordingly, if required.
  • Supreme Council members may create executive orders to add, remove or change Corporation policies and do not need to pass through a proposal in the Executive Committee, although it is preferred that it does.
  • Supreme Council members may immediately approve or deny a proposal if deemed necessary.
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