Daughter of the Council - Revision history

Lauchenoiria at 21:32, 5 August 2023

2023-08-05T21:32:40Z

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	==Responsibilities==		==Responsibilities==

	It is expected that Daughters of the Council spend at least 10 years being educated in [[Maytown]], ~~where~~ an educational facility catering specifically to members of Council families is based. It is mandatory for future Councillors to attend this school. This means that a daughter of a Councillor educated outside of Kerlile could be stripped of her title and replaced with another relative who fulfilled the educational requirement.		It is expected that Daughters of the Council spend at least 10 years being educated at the [[Maytown Academy for Girls]], an educational facility catering specifically to members of Council families is based. It is mandatory for future Councillors to attend this school. This means that a daughter of a Councillor educated outside of Kerlile could be stripped of her title and replaced with another relative who fulfilled the educational requirement.

	While it is mandatory for Daughters of the Council who wish to one day assume a seat on the Council to attend this school, it is also common for more distant relatives of Council families to also be in attendance. Students are referred to solely by their first names due to the large quantity of students who share surnames.		While it is mandatory for Daughters of the Council who wish to one day assume a seat on the Council to attend this school, it is also common for more distant relatives of Council families to also be in attendance. Students are referred to solely by their first names due to the large quantity of students who share surnames.
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	==Restrictions==		==Restrictions==

	Daughters of the Council are forbidden to marry men. Previously, this ban was thought to stretch to all marriage, but a 2018 court case ruled in favour of [[Jennifer Hale]]'s right to be in a lesbian marriage with [[Josephine Alvarez]]. This law is meant to remove any "male influences" from the upbringing of potential new Councillors so as to prevent any influence on the voting of Councillors in the future, as part of the [[Education and Upbringing of Daughters of the Council Act (1956)]].		Daughters of the Council are forbidden to marry men. Previously, this ban was thought to stretch to all marriage, but a 2018 court case ruled in favour of [[Jennifer Hale]]'s right to be in a lesbian marriage with [[Josephine Alvarez]]. This law is meant to remove any "male influences" from the upbringing of potential new Councillors so as to prevent any influence on the voting of Councillors in the future, as part of the [[Education and Upbringing of Daughters of the Council Act (1956)]] (EUDCA).

	Daughters ~~are~~ also forbidden from raising male children. A Daughter of the Council who ~~gives~~ birth to a son is expected to give him up, either for adoption or to a more distant family member who does not hold the title. This again is expected to remove the influence of brothers from the daughters of the Daughter. This law ~~has been~~ highly controversial since its introduction in 1956.		Until 2020, Daughters were also forbidden from raising male children under EUDCA. A Daughter of the Council who gave birth to a son was expected to give him up, either for adoption or to a more distant family member who does not hold the title. This again wass expected to remove the influence of brothers from the daughters of the Daughter. This law was highly controversial since its introduction in 1956, and was therefore amended in 2020 to remove this requirement.

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Lauchenoiria at 21:30, 5 August 2023

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	Daughter of the Council is the title given to female descendants of members of the [[Council of Kerlile]]. The title is used in legislation within [[Kerlile]] however it is very rarely used in common conversation.		'''Daughter of the Council''' is the title given to female descendants of the [[Founding Mothers of Kerlile]] who are not presently sitting members of the [[Council of Kerlile]]. The title is used in legislation within [[Kerlile]] however it is very rarely used in common conversation.

	The correct formal way to refer to the heir of a Kerlian Councillor is as Daughter, however this is rarely used and most go by Ms, especially abroad, but even in Kerlile. The term in conversation is considered old-fashioned.		The correct formal way to refer to the heir of a Kerlian Councillor is as Daughter, however this is rarely used and most go by Ms, especially abroad, but even in Kerlile. The term in conversation is considered old-fashioned.

Lauchenoiria at 21:52, 12 April 2023

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	The correct formal way to refer to the heir of a Kerlian Councillor is as Daughter, however this is rarely used and most go by Ms, especially abroad, but even in Kerlile. The term in conversation is considered old-fashioned.		The correct formal way to refer to the heir of a Kerlian Councillor is as Daughter, however this is rarely used and most go by Ms, especially abroad, but even in Kerlile. The term in conversation is considered old-fashioned.

	Women are granted the title if they are one of the first five in the line to any Council family's seat on the Council. Due to this numerical requirement, some individuals may lose or gain the title during their lifetimes. With the title comes certain responsibilities and restrictions under Kerlian law, such as the ban on marriage to a male and educational requirements.		Women are granted the title if they are one of the first five in the line to any Council family's seat on the Council. Due to this numerical requirement, some individuals may lose or gain the title during their lifetimes. With the title comes certain responsibilities and restrictions under Kerlian law, such as the ban on marriage to a male and educational requirements. The heir apparent to a family's seat is given the full title of "First [Surname] Daughter".

	==Rights==		==Rights==

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Daughter of the Council is the title given to female descendants of members of the [[Council of Kerlile]]. The title is used in legislation within [[Kerlile]] however it is very rarely used in common conversation.

The correct formal way to refer to the heir of a Kerlian Councillor is as Daughter, however this is rarely used and most go by Ms, especially abroad, but even in Kerlile. The term in conversation is considered old-fashioned.

Women are granted the title if they are one of the first five in the line to any Council family's seat on the Council. Due to this numerical requirement, some individuals may lose or gain the title during their lifetimes. With the title comes certain responsibilities and restrictions under Kerlian law, such as the ban on marriage to a male and educational requirements.

==Rights==

Daughters of the Council are granted more rights than the average Kerlian citizen. They could freely travel abroad without restriction even before the ending of the emigration ban. They are also immune from prosecution in Kerlile for the vast majority of crimes, at least without the direct authorisation of the Council itself.

Certain laws and regulations do not apply to Daughters of the Council. For example, in a city where the Kerlian government has instituted a curfew, Daughters would be exempt. They are also exempted from conscription laws, however a number choose to waive their exemption and join the military regardless.

==Responsibilities==

It is expected that Daughters of the Council spend at least 10 years being educated in [[Maytown]], where an educational facility catering specifically to members of Council families is based. It is mandatory for future Councillors to attend this school. This means that a daughter of a Councillor educated outside of Kerlile could be stripped of her title and replaced with another relative who fulfilled the educational requirement.

While it is mandatory for Daughters of the Council who wish to one day assume a seat on the Council to attend this school, it is also common for more distant relatives of Council families to also be in attendance. Students are referred to solely by their first names due to the large quantity of students who share surnames.

==Restrictions==

Daughters of the Council are forbidden to marry men. Previously, this ban was thought to stretch to all marriage, but a 2018 court case ruled in favour of [[Jennifer Hale]]'s right to be in a lesbian marriage with [[Josephine Alvarez]]. This law is meant to remove any "male influences" from the upbringing of potential new Councillors so as to prevent any influence on the voting of Councillors in the future, as part of the [[Education and Upbringing of Daughters of the Council Act (1956)]].

Daughters are also forbidden from raising male children. A Daughter of the Council who gives birth to a son is expected to give him up, either for adoption or to a more distant family member who does not hold the title. This again is expected to remove the influence of brothers from the daughters of the Daughter. This law has been highly controversial since its introduction in 1956.

[[Category:Kerlile]]