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Revision as of 17:24, 28 July 2026
One Empty Branch Seat
Should one Top Branch Official be officially removed, the Alternate will immediately fulfill the seat. The Alternate, as the new Top Branch Official, will take over the departing Top Branch Official’s term and Special Projects, but will be considered the junior member of the three in those situations where seniority is considered.
More Than One Empty Branch Seat
If more than one Top Branch Official is officially removed from their seats, then the Alternate will immediately fulfill the most senior departing seat. The Alternate, in this roll, will take over this departing Top Branch Official's term, Special Projects, AND will retain the seniority of that seat.
If more than one Top Branch Official is removed from their seat, then the Alternate will assume the highest available seniority seat and the remaining seat(s) will be filled using a new Branch Election within that Branch using the Year 0 Rules, including the selection of a new Alternate. Such a vote does not change the normal voting cycle, rather those filling the empty seats will serve abbreviated first terms.
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