Days of voting

[Kris Kringle]

<blockquote class='ipsBlockquote' data-author="Sandaoguo" data-cid="104292" data-time="1376002383"><blockquote class='ipsBlockquote' data-author="Rebel-topia" data-cid="104290" data-time="1376001450">Just because the election process starts doesnt mean thats when the term for the formerly elected official ends. To say that the Charter saying "The Cabinet will serve a term lasting four months" means the term ends the last day of any month is silly.

The Charter says the term is four months <em class='bbc'>and</em> that the Assembly must determine the procedures for Cabinet elections. I don't think it's at all "silly" to think that terms end on the first day of every April, August and December. Those are the days the Assembly voted on pursuant to its responsibility to determine the procedures for Cabinet elections.
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The Assembly passed the CoL stating ELECTIONS start on the 1st of the month. Not that the CABINET TERMS start on the 1st of the month. It doesnt make sense that the term ends before a new minister can be elected.



And it really doesnt do us any good to legalize every little thing. Theres no need to be so anally specific in our laws. (thats not a shot at you, but to the region as a whole)
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What would be correct is that the Cabinet term lasts for four months. We would have to determine when the Cabinet term actually begins: when the election results are published, when new ministers receive their markings?