OscarMeyr wrote:
Just to check rule powers... R1950 is Power 3, and says in part:
The voting limit of an eligible voter on an ordinary proposal is
one, if not explicitly modified by other rules.
Does this permit a Power 2 rule to modify voting limits on
ordinary proposals?
Erm, an interesting question, does this sort of explicit deferal
of authority allow a lower power rule to do the mod, or is it
restricted to other power-3 rules by by R1482? R1950 used to be
power-2, and I vaguely remember that power-1 rules weren't allowed
to set voting limits...but was there a court test of that? Don't
remember one.
If it's allowed to to the mod, it's probably broken... R1950
was supposed to keep voting power mods at 2 to prevent oligarchs/
shareholder/ other non-democrats from setting their own VP.
-Goethe
