Re: [s-d] [s-b] Consultation: Have I been Punished?

[Phil Ulrich <phil.ulrich@xxxxxxxxx>]

It seems to have been turned back on legally after that, since Hose was 
Chairman at the time. That was nweek 135.

nweek 136: Hose was Chairman, submitted a ballot and turned the clock 
back on 30 seconds later.

nweek 137: Hose was Chairman, submitted a ballot and unless the archives 
are missing the email, never turned the clock back on. MetaMin BobTHJ 
turned it back on that nweek, which he is obligated but not able to do. 
Really he shouldn't even be obligated to do so, since 4E53 says rules 
can create obligations for Ministers to do things within their power, 
but this doesn't seem to be within his power.

That's probably where things went wrong.

Geoffrey Spear wrote:
> On Thu, Jun 12, 2008 at 3:35 PM, Phil Ulrich <phil.ulrich@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>> One could argue there IS explicit permission to turn the clock on (or
>> off). I think it's in 4E14 that it's allowed to be turned on or off as a
>> Game Action. I couldn't turn the clock sideways, on account of not being
>> allowed to do so.
> 
> The only person explicitly given the power to turn the Clock On in
> 4E14 is the Chairman, and he can only do so at the beginning of a
> voting period if he's published a ballot.
> 
> I think everything that's happened since P218 passed at the end of
> last year has probably been illegal, and the ndelay is somewhere
> around 167.
> 
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