Kingdom Law - Councils
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Councils
Council of the Purse
- There shall be a Council of the Purse, consisting of the Crown (or Regent), the Kingdom Seneschal, the Chancellor of the Exchequer and the Deputy to the Chancellor of the Exchequer (AUS/NZ) to determine matters of general finance and the distribution of funds during the reign.
- For the council to make a decision, the members of the council must be unanimously in agreement.
- The Council of the Purse is responsible for approving the budget bid for every Crown event and kingdom expenditure.
- The Royal Heirs shall be made party to discussions of the council, but not have a vote.
Council of Regalia
General
- There shall be a Council of Regalia.
- Its duties will be to advise the Crown as to the artistic, historical, and practical merit of proposed regalia and equipment.
- Further, the council will specifically advise the Crown as to the acceptability of such items.
- All offers of donation, and all proposals for acquisition of Crown regalia will be handled through this council.
- Any article of regalia given to the Crown without having first been approved by the council will be deemed a personal gift to the Sovereign and/or Consort to whom it is presented.
- All items of regalia are considered the property of the Kingdom of Lochac and may be disposed of only with the unanimous consent of the council.
Composition
- Voting members of the council shall be the Sovereign and Consort, the Keeper of Regalia, the Kingdom Seneschal, and the Chancellor of the Exchequer.
- Non-voting members shall be the Royal Heirs, and such persons the Crown deems relevant to the subject matter.
Functions
- The Council for Regalia will conduct an inventory of the royal regalia immediately prior to its transfer from the outgoing to the incoming Crown.
- A representative of both sets of incoming and outgoing Crowns should be present.
- The council shall determine if the outgoing Crown shall be held fiscally responsible for loss or damage to regalia entrusted into their care.
- The new Crown shall acknowledge in writing the receipt of those items of regalia coming into their possession.
- Other items of regalia shall remain in the possession of the council's representative.