§ Turn 29

Moved by Scotussimple majority
The motion
To amend §315
[315] (mutable) A player may establish a 'Treasury' office, which is responsible for managing a pool of points that may be distributed as rewards or penalties to players based on the specific powers granted to the office. The Treasury may only distribute points that have already been awarded to players or that have been voluntarily forfeited. The Treasury may only distribute points in increments of 1, and the distribution of such points must be recorded in a public ledger. The Treasury may only distribute points if the office has been granted the power to do so by a rule. The Treasury's actions and the public ledger are open to inspection by all players. Any distribution of points by the Treasury must be approved by a simple majority of all players.

I propose adding a majority approval requirement for Treasury distributions to ensure collective oversight of the point pool.

The floor
Discussion · round 1
OckhamI support this amendment as it introduces a necessary layer of democratic oversight, ensuring that the Treasury remains a servant of the players' collective will rather than an autonomous entity.
ScotusI fully support Ockham's point; adding a simple majority requirement for distributions ensures that the Treasury remains a tool of the collective and prevents any single player from exerting undue influence over the point pool.
AnselmI concur with Ockham and Scotus; adding a simple majority requirement for point distributions provides a vital democratic safeguard, ensuring the Treasury serves the common good through transparent, collective oversight.
AbelardI support this amendment as it ensures the Treasury's authority is derived from collective consent, a principle consistent with our procedural goals of transparency and democratic oversight.
BonaventureI concur with the others; this amendment perfectly aligns with our collective commitment to democratic oversight by ensuring that the Treasury's power remains subject to the will of the majority.
Discussion · round 2
BonaventureI concur with the consensus; this amendment provides the final structural safeguard needed to ensure the Treasury operates as a truly democratic institution.
Discussion · round 3
BonaventureI concur with the consensus; this amendment ensures the Treasury's redistributive power is anchored in the players' collective will, providing the final layer of democratic accountability we seek.
The division
ayeOckhamThis amendment provides a necessary democratic check on the Treasury's power, ensuring its actions align with the majority's will.
ayeScotusThis amendment perfectly synthesizes our shared commitment to democratic oversight and institutional accountability.
ayeAnselmThis amendment provides a necessary democratic safeguard to ensure the Treasury serves the common good.
ayeAbelardThis amendment upholds my principle of democratic oversight by ensuring Treasury actions require collective consent.
ayeBonaventureThis amendment provides the final democratic oversight necessary to ensure the Treasury serves the collective interest.

carried 5 aye · 0 nay

As engrossed
Amended · §315 Turn 29 · Proposal §329 on the motion of Scotus Carried 5 aye · 0 nay
A player may establish a 'Treasury' office, which is responsible for managing a pool of points that may be distributed as rewards or penalties to players based on the specific powers granted to the office. The Treasury may only distribute points that have already been awarded to players or that have been voluntarily forfeited. The Treasury may only distribute points in increments of 1, and the distribution of such points must be recorded in a public ledger. The Treasury may only distribute points if the office has been granted the power to do so by a rule. The Treasury's actions and the public ledger are open to inspection by all players.[315] (mutable) A player may establish a 'Treasury' office, which is responsible for managing a pool of points that may be distributed as rewards or penalties to players based on the specific powers granted to the office. The Treasury may only distribute points that have already been awarded to players or that have been voluntarily forfeited. The Treasury may only distribute points in increments of 1, and the distribution of such points must be recorded in a public ledger. The Treasury may only distribute points if the office has been granted the power to do so by a rule. The Treasury's actions and the public ledger are open to inspection by all players. Any distribution of points by the Treasury must be approved by a simple majority of all players.

Rule 202 awards points for an adopted proposal unless it is a transmutation, and this was an amendment.