Directorate Officer
Location: Ibtisam City, Hast
Objective: Diplomatic Gains
Allies: Order of the Silver Jedi
Enemies: N/A
[7/25]
"I think we should vote in favor of creating a consul system," started Thretkin.
Gir pressed his lips together into a thin line. While he didn't disagree with that proposition either, he did not think that bringing that idea to play at the current time was wise. While their group had managed to grudgingly sway the current councilor's viewpoints for the moment, Gir did not think that their own positions were solidified enough where they should be pushing for that large of a change. Mothut seemed to recognize Gir's discomfort as her eyes swept across the room.
"Does anyone object to that change?" asked the mon calamari, "Miss Thretkin, tell us why?"
"A central figure will help break the voting deadlocks among the planetary council," said the woman, "and having an appointed arbiter that can act between our city states can help prevent disputes from escalating to the levels that we're currently seeing. If the arbiter is particularly good, he or she may even be able to resolve them quickly."
"Yes, this is true," admitted Casulon, "but who would we elect to fulfill that position?"
"I'm not sure if the exact person really matters," said the brunette, "just its existence would help."
Cressit relaxed his tightly clenched facial tendrils to let them flap against his face, "It does matter who is elected. Clearly we cannot have Gregio in that position, or anyone else who is unstable or controversial."
"There will be time, I imagine, to find or groom such a person for that position," mused Mothut, "Mister Quee, what are your thoughts on this?"
"As much as I favor home rule for the cities, sometimes there is need for a central authority that can quickly and decisively organise the cities into action," said Gir, "especially if we see a continuation of threats to Hast."
"Those are some of the reasons that your Directorate exists, are they not?" questioned Mothut.
"It is."
Gir opened his mouth but quickly shut it. And we would be better at that job if we didn't have to spend so much time here dealing with internal matters...Mothut's lips kept a sly grin on them, leading Gir to think that she was enjoying that revelation as a slight to the Directorate's ability, and Gir's by extension, to change and protect Hast. Gir only wished that she wasn't so competitive to realize that the Directorate wasn't interested in power for power's sake, but that part of their mission was to protect all of Hast.
Objective: Diplomatic Gains
Allies: Order of the Silver Jedi
Enemies: N/A
[7/25]
"I think we should vote in favor of creating a consul system," started Thretkin.
Gir pressed his lips together into a thin line. While he didn't disagree with that proposition either, he did not think that bringing that idea to play at the current time was wise. While their group had managed to grudgingly sway the current councilor's viewpoints for the moment, Gir did not think that their own positions were solidified enough where they should be pushing for that large of a change. Mothut seemed to recognize Gir's discomfort as her eyes swept across the room.
"Does anyone object to that change?" asked the mon calamari, "Miss Thretkin, tell us why?"
"A central figure will help break the voting deadlocks among the planetary council," said the woman, "and having an appointed arbiter that can act between our city states can help prevent disputes from escalating to the levels that we're currently seeing. If the arbiter is particularly good, he or she may even be able to resolve them quickly."
"Yes, this is true," admitted Casulon, "but who would we elect to fulfill that position?"
"I'm not sure if the exact person really matters," said the brunette, "just its existence would help."
Cressit relaxed his tightly clenched facial tendrils to let them flap against his face, "It does matter who is elected. Clearly we cannot have Gregio in that position, or anyone else who is unstable or controversial."
"There will be time, I imagine, to find or groom such a person for that position," mused Mothut, "Mister Quee, what are your thoughts on this?"
"As much as I favor home rule for the cities, sometimes there is need for a central authority that can quickly and decisively organise the cities into action," said Gir, "especially if we see a continuation of threats to Hast."
"Those are some of the reasons that your Directorate exists, are they not?" questioned Mothut.
"It is."
Gir opened his mouth but quickly shut it. And we would be better at that job if we didn't have to spend so much time here dealing with internal matters...Mothut's lips kept a sly grin on them, leading Gir to think that she was enjoying that revelation as a slight to the Directorate's ability, and Gir's by extension, to change and protect Hast. Gir only wished that she wasn't so competitive to realize that the Directorate wasn't interested in power for power's sake, but that part of their mission was to protect all of Hast.