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'''Selection / Appointment'''

The PM is elected by the Council Members. Each Member State has slightly different electoral rules based on their history.

The Prime Minister is elected by the Council Members. Each Member State has slightly different electoral rules based on their history.

'''System Representation'''

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'''Tenure'''

In theory the Prime Minister is elected for six years, but disputes within the Assembly have meant that the PM often doesn’t make it that long. They can suffer votes against them, often resulting in resignation, or occasionally votes of not confidence. They can serve multiple terms, but none have ~~manages~~ to do so yet.

In theory the Prime Minister is elected for six years, but disputes within the Assembly have meant that the PM often doesn’t make it that long. They can suffer votes against them, often resulting in resignation, or occasionally votes of not confidence. They can serve multiple terms, but none have managed to do so yet.

'''Day to Day Responsibilities'''

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'''How does the Council respond in terms of political representation, when a member system's Minor Faction flips?'''

If this happens within a Member State, ~~then~~ depending on the rules of that Member State it could change who represents them in the Assembly – but given that the Assembly rarely gets anything done, it is unlikely anyone will notice.

If this happens within a Member State then, depending on the rules of that Member State, it could change who represents them in the Assembly – but given that the Assembly rarely gets anything done, it is unlikely anyone will notice.

''- Governments and politics in Elite Dangerous <ref>[https://forums.frontier.co.uk/showthread.php?t=225156 Governments and politics in Elite Dangerous] by Michael Brookes

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 <u>'''Selection / Appointment'''</u>
-The PM is elected by the Council Members. Each Member State has slightly different electoral rules based on their history.
+The Prime Minister is elected by the Council Members. Each Member State has slightly different electoral rules based on their history.
 '''<u>System Representation</u>'''
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 '''<u>Tenure</u>'''
-In theory the Prime Minister is elected for six years, but disputes within the Assembly have meant that the PM often doesn’t make it that long. They can suffer votes against them, often resulting in resignation, or occasionally votes of not confidence. They can serve multiple terms, but none have manages to do so yet.
+In theory the Prime Minister is elected for six years, but disputes within the Assembly have meant that the PM often doesn’t make it that long. They can suffer votes against them, often resulting in resignation, or occasionally votes of not confidence. They can serve multiple terms, but none have managed to do so yet.
 <u>'''Day to Day Responsibilities'''</u>
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 '''<u>How does the Council respond in terms of political representation, when a member system's Minor Faction flips?</u>'''
-If this happens within a Member State, then depending on the rules of that Member State it could change who represents them in the Assembly – but given that the Assembly rarely gets anything done, it is unlikely anyone will notice.
+If this happens within a Member State then, depending on the rules of that Member State, it could change who represents them in the Assembly – but given that the Assembly rarely gets anything done, it is unlikely anyone will notice.
 ''- Governments and politics in Elite Dangerous <ref>[https://forums.frontier.co.uk/showthread.php?t=225156 Governments and politics in Elite Dangerous] by Michael Brookes

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