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Kavarai wrote:

You're right, I shouldn't be involved in the Council's business, especially since these are none of my concern. I sincerely apologize and regret my statement.

Smolcasm wrote:

With respect, that's entirely the Council's business; I, for one, would not have their discussions stifled simply because some of us here think their course of action should be obvious. Besides which, I believe there are those in the Council who might agree with me when I say that the nation count requirement is simply too inconsequential a part of our Embassy Policy to dictate which requests should be rejected out of hand - there is the occasional region out there that can be small and still be great.

I feel the need, as an esteemed councillor, to interject here. Whilst I do not agree with Kavarai's statement (as I do believe that there should be exception to the rule), we are a democracy and everyone is entitled to give their opinion. Karavai has no right to influence Council decisions as a judge, but is well within their rights to voice concerns or opinions. Moreover, if people in the region state their opinion freely then the Council can inform the citizenry of details that may not have been known to the person who tabled the question - such the importance of a region like The Embassy.