I’m not sure this is actually necessary. If the win is contested, the Prime Minister can still comply with the rule by saying, “I appoint X to be Speaker if and only if e won the game,” and that conditional would be resolved when the CFJ is resolved.
On Sun, Sep 16, 2018 at 5:58 PM Timon Walshe-Grey <m...@timon.red> wrote: > I submit and pend the following proposal. > > ////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// > Title: Protect The Prime Minister From Unfairly Being Guilty Of Failing To > Discharge An Official Duty When The Validity Of A Win Is Contested > (PTPMFUBGOFTDAODWTVOAWIC) > Adoption index: 2.0 > Author: twg > Co-authors: D. Margaux > > Amend Rule 103, "The Speaker", by changing the second paragraph to: > The player or players who have most recently been awarded the > Patent Title Champion are called Laureled. If at any time the > office of Speaker is vacant, or when one or more players are > awarded the Patent Title Champion, then the Prime Minister CAN and > and SHALL, once and in a timely fashion, appoint a Laureled player > to the office of Speaker by announcement. > > ////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// > > (I'm not very good at titles. I'm sorry.) > > -twg >
