First
Chair -- Approves caste membership. Oversees ideas and suggestions on running
the Caste. Conducts the Blue Caste meetings bringing all matters to the caste
for their review and approval and vote. Forms committees within the Caste as
needed.
Second
Chair -- Helps in running the Blue Caste, helping the First Chair with keeping
the Caste informed on internal matters. Runs the Caste meetings in the absence
of the First Chair and First Chair Alternate. Oversees the assignment and duties
of scribes doing web links and record keeping.
Third
Chair -- Stands on organized committees within the caste assigned by the First
Chair, reporting to the First and Second Chairs.
Caste
Chairs and Terms
The
Caste chairs are elected from nominations from their Caste peers. To qualify
for election as a chair, you must have served in the caste for a full mun year.
The elections are held and overseen by the current three chairs, plus an
additional chosen party for the purpose of counting the votes.
The
term of office to be held for two (2) en'vars (6 mun months); if reelected, a
person may hold that same Chair for one (1) more consecutive term. However, a
person may be reelected to a different Chair and hold it for the same periods.
No term will be longer than four (4) en'vars (12 mun months). After an absence
of at least two (2) en'vars (6 mun months), a person previously elected may be
nominated again.
Other
Positions
Caste
Judge
A
Caste Judge serves on the High Council, though they have no vote. The judge
acts as an advisor to the High Council and is available to adjudicate matters
that the High Council may refer to them. Should a situation arise with a member
of the caste (IC or OOC) that the High Council thinks needs to be referred to
the judges, the current sitting judges will meet, consider evidence submitted
and decide on appropriate action. A judge may also consider claims or
complaints lodged against the High Council or High Council members for failure
to discharge their duties, including extended absences that interfere with the
ability to carry out the normal duties of a High Council member.
Caste
Elder
A
Caste Elder is a lifetime appointment. The Caste Elder may be asked by the High
Council or the Caste Judges to advise the council or judges in matters, teach
classes, mentor scribes or to lead a group or project for the scribes. They can
participate in High Council meetings, though they have no vote unless they are
currently holding office.
The
Caste Scribe
Appointed
by the First Chair.
Duties
include but not limited to:
Caste
Council correspondence within the caste.
Keep
an accurate mailing string and roster
Caste
meeting minutes and logs
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