On Fri, Nov 28, 2008 at 6:52 AM, Kerim Aydin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Amend Rule 106 by inserting the following text after the second > paragraph: > > A player specifically permitted by the Rules to distribute > a Proposal CAN distribute the proposal by publishing it > with the clear intent of distributing it. When a proposal is > distributed, it is removed from the Proposal Pool. The > distribution of a proposal initiates the Agoran decision of > whether to adopt the proposal, as described elsewhere. > Removing a proposal from the Pool by a means other than > initiating an Agoran Decision to adopt it is secured. > > If the Rules do not otherwise permit at least one current > active player to distribute a Proposal, than any player may > do so Without 3 Objections. > > > Amend Rule 1607 by deleting the third paragraph. > > Amend Rule 1607 by replacing 'MAY' with 'CAN and MAY'.
Hmm... If the Promotor is for some reason permitted but not required to distribute proposals, or if someone other than the Promotor (not an office) is the one who can distribute proposals, e can block proposals by not resolving the decisions (in the former case, Rule 208 doesn't obligate resolution; in the latter case, deputisation doesn't work).
