Vote tally - A Sword Without a Hilt: A Song of Ice and Fire/D&D 3.5 Crossover
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- Simple majority
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- None
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- Yes
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- Enabled
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- Enabled
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- Enabled
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- Enabled
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- 25
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[X] That the inquisition should pay reparations for damaged property during the enactment of their duties (costs usually small but can increase dramatically in case of stopping a major incursion)
-[X] Reparations in excess of 1,000 IM require direct approval by Alinor or Viserys.
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[X] Have a Crown fund set up, with an explicit purpose of paying institutions to the damages incurred during the actions of the Inquisition.
-[X] The fund's point would be to not have the Inquisition be boggled down in seeing who should be paid what, in case if destruction of property occurs.
-[X] Have very public crack-down on anyone trying to abuse the system, or scheme their way into leeching money off the fund by using the Inquisition as an excuse.
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[X] That the inquisition should pay reparations for damaged property during the enactment of their duties (costs usually small but can increase dramatically in case of stopping a major incursion)
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[X] That the inquisition should pay reparations for damaged property during the enactment of their duties (costs usually small but can increase dramatically in case of stopping a major incursion)
-[X] Reparations in excess of 1,000 IM require direct approval by Alinor or Viserys.
-[X] Establish guidelines for reparations: No one in any way truly complicit with enemies of the state would receive any. No one losing less than 25% of their assets would receive reparations, unless such would place them in penury. Preference for reparations granted to any who actually aided the Inquisition. In major incursions, any responsibility would not be the Inquisitions, but the Crowns (to determine how to proceed, without a set-in-stone obligation).
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