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In the event of a vacancy of the office of Procurator, the [[Apostolic King of Urcea]], on consultation with the [[Chancellor and Temporary President]], appoints a replacement to serve out the remainder of the term prior to the next election. Typically, the King chooses an individual of the same party as the previous Procurator in order to maintain the integrity of the democratic elections for the office. Almost always, the King's nominee is | In the event of a vacancy of the office of Procurator, the [[Apostolic King of Urcea]], on consultation with the [[Chancellor and Temporary President]], appoints a replacement to serve out the remainder of the term prior to the next election. Typically, the King chooses an individual of the same party as the previous Procurator in order to maintain the integrity of the democratic elections for the office. Almost always, the King's nominee is that party's Leader or Deputy Leader in the Concilium Daoni. | ||
In the event of the Procurator's disability, the the Chancellor and Temporary President assumes the office on an acting basis subject to approval of the Concilium Daoni and the King, who certifies the disability of the Procurator. If the Procurator returns from said disability, the King formally restores him to his office. | In the event of the Procurator's disability, the the Chancellor and Temporary President assumes the office on an acting basis subject to approval of the Concilium Daoni and the King, who certifies the disability of the Procurator. If the Procurator returns from said disability, the King formally restores him to his office. | ||