The first round of PCEO 2.0 Executive Councillor applications will be open until midnight on June 7th. (GMT)

After June 7th, the #PCEO_parliament will begin a voting process - eventually proposing it's first nomination for the Executive Council to confirm. It's believed there will eventually be up to 5 sitting 2.0 councillors, although legislation for this will still require confirmation from the #pceo_parliament.  

The Executive Council is responsible for the following: 

• Nominating Justice Reps,
• Proposing new rules to Parliament for confirmation,
• Having the final say when it comes to enacting bans or executive pardons via discord &  the R* social club.

A majority of the #pceo_parliament (54%) recently voted that all members should be eligible to apply regardless of their previous role experience.  This decision was somewhat contested, with 35% of voters suggesting Justice_rep experience should be necessary. This decision was not favoured by Ken (the only sitting executive), who abstained from voting in the executive chamber; allowing the ruling to pass by default without his overt consent.

Justice Reps are of course eligible to apply for the Executive role, but due to the separation of powers they will be required to step down from their rep position if their campaign & nomination is successful.

The #PCEO_parliament on the 2.0 server is currently voting on the previous role requirements for new Executive Councillor applicants. Voting is still ongoing, so feel free to join and cast your vote.​

As it stands, the PCEO member's parliament is currently 64% in favour of lifting role requirements for new executives, which would allow all PCEO 2.0 members to stand for the position. 

The executive position is crucial for enacting bans and removing members as directed by the Justice_rep team on the crew social club divisions & discord server.

The current PCEO_parliament is 83% in favour of the current executive team of Ken & Silletto, however the Justice_team is less convinced. The majority of justice_reps have abstained from casting a vote on executive confidence, with one anonymous vote against.

Although no date has yet been confirmed, it's believed the first selection round of new Executive Applicants will be announced very soon. 

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