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| AEC: The Holy Bank; Ratification of this charter | |
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| Topic Started: Jan 2 2006, 07:00 PM (98 Views) | |
| The CNNP | Jan 2 2006, 07:00 PM Post #1 |
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Enforcer
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The Christian Credit Union Preamble: All member nations pledge to uphold the values of economic growth and prosperity amongst all member nations. This charter is to promote the general welfare of all member nations, even those who are not member nations but have business with member nations. We all solemnly pledge in the name of his papal majesty, we solemnly pray. Article I: Currency All member nations must use the denar as their currency of use. Article II: Vestige of Powers Executive power is vested in a president and chief executive officer. Legislative power is vested in a board of trustees, all member nations are entitled to one trustee--the board is unicameral with each member entitled to only one trustee per nation. Judicial power is vested in a chief financial officer. All members of this governing body are democratically elected, via simple majority. Article III: Amendments Any member nation may propose amendments to this charter, at least a third of the member nations must approve of this amendment vote. All amendments to pass must have two-thirds of member nations to vote. Article IV: Admissions We welcome the opportunity for all nations to become apart of this international banking corporation, but must be approved-- In order for any nation to be admitted to this union of nations, the nation in question must be ratified by a simple majority. Article V: The Vote If a member nation is not present for any vote and wishes to nullify any vote or nation wanting admission, that nation must file an appeal within 3 days of the vote’s confirmation. The appeal is left up to the discretion of the chief financial officer to hear the case and oversee the case in dispute. Article VI: Executive The President of The Holy Bank has sole power to appoint a cabinet and other appointive positions he/she deems necessary. The Chief Executive Officer is the “vice-president” of The Holy Bank and ensures the enforcement of all policies both executive and legislative. Only the President may propose legislative acts before the Board of Trustees. Article VII: Legislative The Board of Trustees is empowered to review and approve all appointments made by the President. All acts regarding policy must be passed through the Board of Trustees; interest rates, monetary reserve ratios, inflating/deflating currency, etc. In the event of a tie vote in the Board of Trustees, the CEO is required to vote to break the tie. The Board has the sole power to set the additional number of assistant CFO’s to balance out the Review Board. Article VIII: Judicial The CFO acts as the head of our Review Board. All appeals must be approved by the CFO. Article IX: Ratification Current membership is Saxe-Coburg New Medea Norightsia Provisional Italia (The Papal States) Novaya Iraq Antebellum South (South Africa) The CNNP This charter will be our current guideline and charter if at least 4 member nations approve. |
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| Wadj | Jan 16 2006, 05:24 PM Post #2 |
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The Very Model of a Modern Major General
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Saxe-Coburg is postponing their membership in the Holy Bank until the war in Europe is over. |
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