Osiris Fraternal Order

Osiran Order Act wrote: The Osiran Orders Act Section I: Establishment of Orders

1. Any citizen of the Osiris Fraternal Order may create a formally recognized Order by submitting the Order’s Charter to the Registrar.

2. The Order’s Charter must include the following information in order to be valid:
–– i. The name of the Order,
–– ii. Two founding members of the Order, both of whom must be citizens of the Osiris Fraternal Order,
–– iii. The purpose of the Order,
–– iv. Rules regarding the admission of new members into the Order,
–– v. Rules regarding the internal administration of the Order.

Section II: Lesser Orders

1. All orders shall be considered Lesser Orders until they meet the requirements of a Greater Order

Section III: Greater Orders

1. To be considered a Greater Order, and order must fulfill the following requirements;
–– i. Have at least five members
–– ii. Have a headquarter in a city

Section IV: Cities

1. Any two orders or more may jointly found a city by submitting a City Charter to the Registrar

2. The City Charter must contain the following information in order to be valid:
–– i. The name of the city
–– ii. The two founding Orders of the city
–– iii.Rules regarding the admission of new citizens into the city
–– iv. Rules regarding the headquartering of other Orders into the city
–– v. Rules regarding the administration of the city

3. Upon the creation of a city, all members of all participating Orders shall be considered citizens of the city.

4. This citizenship may be voluntarily relinquished by the citizen.

5. Upon the creation of a city, all participating Orders shall be considered headquartered in that city.

6. The headquarter shall last until dissolution by the Order or until fewer than two members of the Order are citizens of the city.

7. A city shall be dissolved when no Greater Orders are headquartered therein.

Section V: The Registrar

1. The Registrar shall be appointed by the Pharaoh, subject to confirmation by a majority vote of the Deshret

2. The Registrar shall be the primary enforcer of this act.

Festavo Montresor-Stark wrote:Fri Jan 15, 2016 11:05 pmI am all for Increased activity and all, but this seems like it would create a more complicated than it should be.

On the subject of militias in particular, we have 6 people in the sekhmet legion right now. What makes you think people would join a militia? There are not enough interested people here and, if there were, what is the point?

Correct me if I am wrong, but this bill doesn't even address what the "council" is. What is that?

I am open to ideas and I aren't open to you changing my mind on this issue. Make your case for this. Sell this to me.

Transdavisia wrote:Fri Jan 15, 2016 11:32 pmI agree with most of this with the exception of the name. 'Orders' could confuse people with the Osiris Fraternal Order itself. Heck, when I looked at the title, I thought we were establishing some new order.

Datford-Zyvetskistaahn wrote:Fri Jan 15, 2016 11:39 pmIf I may ask a few questions, what organ or office would resolve disputes relating to Charters of the Orders and Cities, does the proposer suppose? Would it fall to the Orders and Cities to resolve them internally, would it fall to the Registrar, or would it fall to the Pschent? Supposing it were to fall to the Orders and Cities, would the resolution offered by them by open to appeal to the Registrar, and, if either it falls to the Registrar or the Registrar can be appealed to, would the Registrar's decision then be open to appeal to the Pschent?

Further, if I may, I would join the Scribe of Sekhmet in curiosity as to the Council (or Councils, as the bill seems to hint that there may be two, though that may simply be due to a drafting error retaining "placeholder" if both references to Councils are intended to be the Council of Greater Orders). Is this intended to be a secondary legislative organ, responsible for, perhaps, giving guidance to the Registrar or, referring to my earlier questions, a judicial one, resolving disputes relating to Charters?