On Mon, 2010-01-11 at 17:13 -0700, Sean Hunt wrote: > > Title: Cabinet Secretary. > > Position: the Cabinet Secretary CAN rubberstamp an ordinary, > > non-filibustered decision in its voting period by indicating the > > decision; this decreases its quorum to 3, rules to the contrary > > notwithstanding. > > Quorum has, in all my play, never once been used for actual vote > manipulation. I think we should remove this prerogative and the > associated fee spending.
It has been a concern in scams before now; some of the scams I've tried to run have required having the Cabinet Secretary/Wielder of Rubberstamp on board in order to prevent the scam being broken by subquoruming. With this sort of rule, just because it isn't used doesn't mean it isn't relevant. -- ais523
