Eve Hunter
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The main issue is that the mayor doesn't actually have any say over legal matters. At all. That's not to say that they can't try, but making a post going "this is legal now" seemingly out of the blue isn't the right way to go about it. Previous mayors have tried (and some succeeded) to change certain laws, but they sat down with the police command to talk about it first. That was all done in game, and created some nice RP scenarios.As much as we like to do the whole realism thing with enforcing the law and being tied to the British mainland, perhaps this is an instance where police command should just go with it because at the end of the day it is a game
It is not a position of actual power but rather a position that is used for roleplay as a government official.
Whilst this would be great fun, how often do you see police command in game? Maybe once or twice a month...I have seen a couple more around recently, but not really that often tbf.sat down with the police command to talk about it first
If this was actually real life, the mayor would have every say about legal matters. But the system has been made so that only GC can change the laws and I don’t agree with that. Officially, if we were to base this off of real life then as an overseas territory the mayor would be in full control as an elected official. The mayor role is pretty useless on this server and I’ve gone and changed the game completely by making it so that the mayor can actually completely change the island and I think everyone can agree that in terms of RP, this is much better than GC deciding absolutely everything legal wise.The main issue is that the mayor doesn't actually have any say over legal matters. At all.
I like the ideaPerhaps a democratic referendum would be useful on the matter?
Don’t think regular weed could be worth much less if you triedI wonder what effects legalization would have on the value of the weed
I believe the value would increase due to the fact all weed on our wonderful island is homegrown and because of this there will now be a much higher supply and demandI wonder what effects legalization would have on the value of the weed
Incorrect. Mayors have zero sway on legislation: that's done a national government level. Mayors are local government, and only have influence on local budgets and policy. Even in cases where legislation can be changed, there still needs to be an official vote. A behind-closed-doors "we totally did this and this was the result" vote, as has been insinuated here, would not be legal in the slightest.If this was actually real life, the mayor would have every say about legal matters.
I wouldn’t agree with you on this.I commend the effort to make the mayor role a bit more interesting, but you've gone about it in completely the wrong way.
Except that it has.As it’s never been done before you can’t say that something is the complete wrong way.
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