The League of Laws is an inter-clan council. Auto-translated

The inter-clan council cannot be headed by a representative of a single clan – there should be a principle of equal representation, in my opinion.

There are three possible options:
1. The League of Laws has no leader at all. It is a collegial, legislative body!
2. A "non-partisan" leader in the person of... who? If only an admin. Otherwise, we will argue for a long time again, as everyone has their own preferences.
3. Representatives of clans take turns holding the position of leader. That is, a monthly rotation.

I like the third option!

I suggested the third option from the very beginning. At that time, I was told that a month was too long. But in general, I am in favor of starting the League's work as soon as possible.

I suggested the third option from the very beginning. Then I was told that a month is too long. But in general, I am in favor of starting the League's work as soon as possible.

In that case, we need to define the scope of responsibilities. If it's a technical position, then I'm also in favor. A month is a perfectly reasonable timeframe.

I think so. The responsibilities of the chairman should include: convening a meeting of the LZMС; preparing a number of issues for discussion; having the right to the first vote (not a decisive one). Purely organizational functions.

Of course, all points of view are valid. I think we should either appoint one leader for a longer term or have the clans take turns in this position, as previously suggested.
This is how we vote on creating and adopting a charter – this concerns the old issue.

Let's create a dedicated forum for Clan Leaders! Enough with creating separate threads for discussions in different sections. Let's have all discussions about clan policies regarding tournaments and other interactions in one place. The draft of the charter seems good; maybe we can adopt it?

1. I want to see the FINAL version of the charter.
2. I propose Alan as a candidate for Chairman.
3. After the Council is formed, the first thing we need to do is revise the "Regulations on Clans". If a clan is inactive for a certain period (e.g., six months), it should be disbanded. This is my opinion.

Let's try this version (thanks to Dims for the main points):
The Charter of the "League of Laws - Inter-Clan Council."
I. General Provisions.
1. The "League of Laws - Inter-Clan Council" (hereinafter referred to as LLICC) is an organization designed to facilitate cooperation and provide recommendations for resolving disputes between clans.
2. LLICC is created by clans on the "Heroesworld" portal.
3. The name "League of Laws - Inter-Clan Council" is unique and cannot and should not be used by other players as a name or title for their clans.
4. LLICC is independent of any other organization and is a self-developing organization under the joint leadership of clan representatives.
5. LLICC consists of two representatives from each clan and includes the following: a) ordinary members; b) the secretariat.
6. A representative is a person entrusted with representing the clan in this organization.
7. Any member of the clan can be a representative, provided that the clan leader trusts them with this honor.
8. Members of the LLICC organization have their own rights and obligations.
9. The secretariat manages and coordinates activities within the organization.

II. Members of the Organization.
1. Any two members of a clan can join the organization. To do this, the following is required: a) Recognition of the clan (if it is a new clan) as a fully functioning entity. b) Permission from the clan leader to represent the clan in the organization.
To join the LLICC, the clan leader publicly announces their consent, indicates the nickname of the person who will represent the clan, and provides contact information (ICQ, email, etc.).
2. A member of the organization is free and independent from external influences such as pressure, threats, etc.
3. Each member of the organization has the following rights:
- the right to free access to information about other members of the organization and their status;
- the right to participate in the management of the organization;
- the right to propose projects to improve the organization and express their opinion.
4. Each member of the organization has the following obligations:
- a member of the organization must respect the rights of other members;
- a member of the organization must respect the organization;
- a member of the organization must comply with the charter.
III. LLICC Leadership
1. LLICC leadership is carried out to coordinate and improve the work of the LLICC.
2. LLICC leadership consists of three secretaries (elected monthly) and a chairman (elected from among the secretaries monthly).
3. In the event of unworthy behavior, a member of the leadership may be removed from the position of secretary or chairman, and elections will be held for that position.
4. The secretariat prepares the agenda for LLICC meetings and informs all members of the LLICC about the time of the meetings.
IV. LLICC Activities
1. LLICC activities are aimed at coordinating inter-clan interaction, resolving conflicts between clans, and making decisions on issues affecting all clans.
2. LLICC decisions are made by a majority vote of all members of the organization. In the event of a tie, the draft decision may be sent for revision.
3. LLICC decisions can be appealed within the organization within one week of their adoption.
4. LLICC decisions are binding on all clans; in the event of non-compliance, a clan may be excluded from the LLICC.
V. Final Provisions
1. Amendments to the charter are made with the consent of at least 2/3 of the members of the LLICC.
2. The charter can only be supplemented and amended at a general meeting of the members of the LLICC.

If this version is acceptable, let's vote. Or tell me how to improve it. IMHO, it shouldn't be too complicated.

I propose the following changes. General provisions: 5. The Council of Clans consists of two representatives from each clan and includes the following: a) the Chamber of Commons; b) the Chamber of Lords. 7. Any member of a clan can be its representative, if such honor is bestowed upon him by the clan leader. Council of Clans Leadership. 2. The Council of Clans Leadership consists of the Chamber of Lords (which includes one representative from each clan) and a chairman (elected from among the members of the Chamber of Lords monthly). The chairman's term of office is 30 full calendar days from the date of a positive vote. 3. In the event of unworthy behavior, a member of the leadership may be relieved of his duties. The clan leader, of which the violator is a member, nominates another candidate for this position. If the activities of the Council of Clans chairman cause complaints, an impeachment procedure may be initiated. If 2/3 or more of the members of the Chamber of Lords vote for impeachment, the chairman is relieved of his duties, and elections are held for this position. 4. The Chamber of Lords forms the agenda for the Council of Clans meetings and informs all members of the Council of Clans about the time of the meetings. Activities of the Council of Clans. 4. Decisions of the Council of Clans are binding on all clans participating in the Council of Clans; in the event of non-compliance with the decisions, a clan may be excluded from the Council of Clans. Resolutions of the Council of Clans relating to clans not part of the Council of Clans are advisory in nature, but may be grounds for a collective petition of the Council of Clans to the ADMIN.

Interesting additions. But one thing is unclear: why have a chamber of commons and a chamber of lords, and why should they have an equal number of members? Two chambers make sense when one is used for broader discussions and the other for final decision-making. Therefore, I would suggest either one chamber plus a secretariat, or two chambers, but with three representatives from each clan: two in the chamber of commons and one in the chamber of lords. As for the other additions, there are no complaints. Let's quickly draft the charter and put it to a vote among the clan leaders.

As an alternative, you could eliminate the two chambers altogether: one representative from each clan, and that's it!

As an alternative, we could eliminate the two chambers altogether: one representative from each clan, and that's it!

One representative is not enough... even for purely "technical" reasons – one person might be unable to appear on the forum for some time, and their vote could be crucial at that moment...
I don't know about two chambers, but two representatives – I think that's absolutely 100% necessary! No question about it...

Yes, having only one representative is too few. The ideal option is two, if there will be a secretariat, and three, if there will be two chambers. I believe that both have their advantages. In the first option, there is efficiency (the secretariat is small). In the second, there is representativeness (the interests of a larger number are taken into account).
In general, I would like to hear from the clan leaders whether they are ready to join the League of Mapmakers and Modders (LZMS)? I am.
We can create it first, and approve the charter at the first session of the LZMS.