I suggest we define:
- what constitutes inappropriate behavior;
- the specific rights and responsibilities (a list of them) of the members of the House of Lords – the chairman and others, as well as the members of the House of Commons; in addition, we get an equal number of members in the lower and upper houses, which will eventually backfire!
- procedural matters (how conflicts will be resolved, by a commission, individually, in what composition, within what timeframes, etc., how other decisions are made – is the time limit unlimited or limited);
- what specific issues does the LMC resolve (what does this include – cooperation, resolution of conflict situations, etc.);
- what constitutes a conflict situation (between whom – members of the same Clan or different Clans, insults or something else).
- and most importantly – what penalties are imposed on the Clans and their members (or is the LMC purely an advisory body?)
These are the questions that arise. At first glance, there is a core, but it is somewhat amorphous. It can be interpreted in different ways.
Does the LMC need specific proposals, or will you decide on these issues yourselves? (if you want, of course)
Sincerely, Draco
