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Okay, Cananach dies late 1925 or 1926, and the revolution was 1906-1914, with some unrest and pockets as late as 1918 or 19. I don't have an established date of birth so his age is malleable. He could die in his early 40s of a medical issue or later in life, so we've got a lot to work with, and I can mess with some dates if we really need to somehow.
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| post = Provost-General<br/>of the League of Nations
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| flag = Provost General Flag.png
| flagsize = 140px
| flagcaption = Flag of the Provost-General
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| incumbent = [[Brenna Daenlaine]]
| incumbentsince = 1 January 2026
| department =
| style = His Excellency
| member_of = [[League of Nations General Assembly|General Assembly]]
| residence =
| seat = Palace of Nations, Alba Concordia
| nominator = [[League of Nations General Assembly|General Assembly]]
| appointer = [[League of Nations General Assembly|General Assembly]]
| termlength = Two years, renewable once
| formation = 1 December 1945
| constituting_instrument = [[Code of the League of Nations]]
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Kalma... dunno. We should work out dates of birth, death, coming of age, and the general time frame when they met.
The '''Provost-General of the League of Nations''' is the chief administrative officer of the [[League of Nations]] and also serves as president of the [[League of Nations General Assembly]]. As chief administrative officer, the Provost-General is responsible for oversight of the League's administrative authorities and commissions (collectively referred to as "League agencies") as well as nominating the heads of said commissions. The Provost-General is also responsible for nomination of the members of the [[International Justice Court]].
Currently reading Restarkism - more than just skimming this time - and looking through French revolutionary and Three Principles stuff for inspiration.
==Selection and term of office==
Keaor — 05/26/2021
The Office of Provost-General was, for most of its history, an annually elected position held in the General Assembly of the League of Nations. Election for PG is a simple majority vote, with preemptive rounds of voting winnowing out smaller candidates if more than two countries are nominated to fill the role. In 2019, an amendment of the Code of the League of Nations extended terms to two years; in both cases, the term is Jan 1st to Dec 31st. An individual may be Provost-General for two terms, totaling four years.  
==Key Pillars==


Underlying Concepts: Scientism, Constructivism/Mathematicism, Secularism, Organicism, Reformism, Republicanism, Multicameralism, Futurism, Nationalism, Populism, Classical Liberalism, Social Liberalism, Civic Duty, Big Tent Politics, Antimonarchism, Pragmatism, Antitheocracy, Pluralism, Holism, Positivism, Computational theory of mind/'Man a Machine' theory ala Julien Offray de La Mettrie, a few others I can't recall but largely of a similar vein
==Powers and duties==
The Provost-General oversees the affairs of the General Assembly, which includes presenting resolutions and bills, keeping order, tallying and reporting vote counts, and ensuring that the Code is followed appropriately. Outside of the General Assembly, the PG awards member nations with appointments to the various League agencies and commissions during their term. The PG appoints three members to serve on the Codes Committee (until 2026, the Codes Committee was composed of the runner-up for PG and two members appointed by the PG), as well as nominating three nations to occupy seats on the International Justice Court. Court nominations, unlike appointments, are ratified by the Assembly. The Provost-General also has veto power over Security Council selections made by the head of the SC, which rotates between [[Urcea]], [[Caphiria]], and [[Kiravia]].


===Futurism===
==League agencies==
-- Scientism - knowledge, and more importantly, understanding it is the key to personal and political improvement, and the suppression of information, denial, or opacity is ultimately a detriment to the nation barring exceptional circumstances
===Environmental Conservation Commission===
-- Development - mechanization of production, sciences, education, infrastructure are the foundational blocks of wellbeing and prosperity both for the individual and the nation. The organicist tones usually emphasized in 'Review' come out here in the concept of civic greenery, home gardens, and use of artificial landforms, embankments, and so on.
The ECC is responsible for the maintenance of international nature reserves, the enforcement of minimum standards of environmental preservation, and the assistance of developing economies to minimize the time required for them to improve their industry past the most destructive phases of industrialization.
-- Review - reform and adaptation of the state to fit the needs of its people is a must, and should be considered part of daily maintenance, the same as buying new clothes to fit as one ages


===Nationalism===
===Human Justice Commission===
-- Pride -  considered 'national self-respect' or 'Brotherly Nationalism', not as a supremacist ideal
The representative appointed to the HJC is responsible for bringing cases concerning human rights violations to the International Justice Court, where he or she acts as the prosecutor. Additionally, they have a responsibility to spread awareness of human rights issues and to work towards humanitarian solutions to conflict and the organization of international foreign aid.
-- The New Man - summarily described as 'the eternal push forward', this point rejects the concept of the perfected person (as seen in naz/bol systems) and the Randian hyperindependent man in favor of promoting a balance of personal and social wellbeing. Heavily emphasizes altruism on a personal level, meritocracy, the use of labor and education to improve health, and the idea of endless improvement on the micro scale as an element of national improvement, rather than having a distinct end goal.


===Sovereignty===
===Protected Lands and Sea Lanes Authority===
-- The People - the consensus of all involved is the foundation of a 'right to govern' - there's no concept of 'no taxation without representation', but there is a concept of not owing the state if you are discluded. Realistically, this is window dressing to make it look even better, but the fundamental legal point that sovereignty comes from the people is still a core element of the system that the government must either follow properly or at least aggressively suck up to, depending on the zeitgeist of the period, stability, and the leadership at the time. (30s-70s were bad for this point, and there was a worry around the early 200s)
The representative of the PLSLA is responsible for upholding international maritime law, protecting international trade law, conducting or coordinating antipiracy operations from member nation forces, and bringing charges of maritime crimes to the International Justice Court.


-- Rights - rights fundamentally come from existing in the first place - people live unharmed unless stopped, therefore they deserve to live unmolested. Harm to others, usually intentional, is considered the key marker of what should not be allowed, and is the basis of what is considered crime, whether directly or indirectly. This point is the crux of abortion debates in Faneria, and is why the country made progress on self-harm issues like suicide a little faster than the general curve. Free speech, property, voting, and civil rights are considered part of the necessary apparatus of healthy living, and thus removing them without serious need is a form of restricting free will.
===Bill Drafting and Indexing Commission===
The BDIC has historically been an Urcean-held position, and is charged with the legalese of drafting and recording paperwork for the League, as well as consulting with lawyers of both international and local law around the world.


-- Duties - the gov't has a duty to provide the minimum for life for its people, and is morally expected to fulfil that and then some. Since it's a function of human interaction, a great deal of emphasis is put on personal initiative and benevolence, but the state as an organization is obligated to protect persons' bodies and property, as well as to respect individual free will barring any harm to others. Citizens are considered to have a duty to maintain the state rather than damage it, as that often causes indirect harm to others, to press for reform if they feel wronged, and to support the state monetarily and occasionally in other forms, like being called for jury duty or conscription. Voluntary public service in any form is lauded.
===Tourism and Travel Commission===
The TTC coordinates travel via air and sea internationally, acting as an organizing body for international airlines and shipping. It works closely with the PLSLA. In addition, the TTC is commonly used as a platform for encouraging cultural exchange programs, streamlining immigration and emigration, and posting travel advisories and highlighting 'destinations of the year'.


===Atomic Energy Commission===
The AEC is charged with the assistance of legal nuclear energy production, the strict enforcement of nuclear energy safety standards, and the combatting of nuclear proliferation into rogue states worldwide.
[[Category: League of Nations]]


points of possible ideological contention:
===Wartime Benefit Fund===
Although not established under the [[Code of the League of Nations]], the [[Treaty of Electorsbourg (2024)|Treaty of Electorsbourg]] established the [[League of Nations Wartime Benefit Fund]] to benefit war orphans and widows from the [[Final War of the Deluge]]. The Provost-General's office oversees the administration of the fund and directs funding to member nations with nationally established programs.


Cananach viewed the state as an organic tool, rather than as a person with rights - unlike Judicialism in Restarkism, Cananach held that it was a living entity that both could change to fit the needs of its constituent parts and needed to be deliberately structured lest it 'slurry outwards into decadence and uselessness' - as a result, the state is theoretically obligated to be the avatar of the populace rather than being considered a separate entity. TLDR the argument being the supremacy of state rights vs sovereign rights, although in practice Faneria exercises its powers 'in the stead' of the people, in theory forcing accountability onto individuals rather than allowing the State as an entity to be disgraced or punished - after all, you punish the person, not the hammer that smashed your window (in practice, mileage varies)
== List of Officeholders ==
{| class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible mw-collapsed"
|+
!Provost-General
!Term
!Nation of Origin
|-
|
|1955, 1956
|[[Burgundie]]
|-
|
|1957
|[[Yonderre]]
|-
|
|1958
|[[Cartadania]]
|-
|
|1959
|[[Anglei]]
|-
|
|1960
|[[Burgundie]]
|-
|
|1961
|[[Alstin]]
|-
|
|1962
|[[Cartadania]]
|-
|
|1963
|[[Yonderre]]
|-
|
|1964, 1965
|[[Pelaxia]]
|-
|
|1966
|[[Hendalarsk]]
|-
|
|1967
|[[Burgundie]]
|-
|
|1968
|[[Hendalarsk]]
|-
|
|1969
|[[Corumm]]
|-
|
|1970
|[[Stenza]]
|-
|
|1971, 1972
|[[Caergwynn]]
|-
|
|1973, 1974
|[[Burgundie]]
|-
|
|1975, 1976
|[[Yonderre]]
|-
|
|1977
|[[Burgundie]]
|-
|
|1978, 1979
|[[Allaria]]
|-
|
|1980
|[[Arcerion]]
|-
|
|1981, 1982
|[[Cartadania]]
|-
|
|1983
|[[Paulastra]]
|-
|
|1984
|[[Pelaxia]]
|-
|
|1985
|[[Corumm]]
|-
|
|1986
|[[Caergwynn]]
|-
|
|1987, 1988
|[[Yonderre]]
|-
|
|1989, 1990
|[[Tanhai]]
|-
|
|1991
|[[Anglei]]
|-
|
|1992, 1993
|[[Burgundie]]
|-
|
|1994
|[[Hendalarsk]]
|-
|
|1995, 1996
|[[Pelaxia]]
|-
|
|1997
|[[Cartadania]]
|-
|
|1998, 1999
|[[Hendalarsk]]
|-
|
|2000
|[[Battganuur]]
|-
|
|2001
|[[Burgundie]]
|-
|
|2002
|[[Corumm]]
|-
|
|2003
|[[Brumalea]]
|-
|
|2004
|[[Carna]]
|-
|
|2005
|[[Oyashima]]
|-
|
|2006, 2007
|[[Caergwynn]]
|-
|
|2008, 2009
|[[Burgundie]]
|-
|
|2010, 2011
|[[Yonderre]]
|-
|
|2012
|[[Carna]]
|-
|
|2013
|[[Kloistan]]
|-
|
|2014
|[[Burgundie]]
|-
|Estela Álvarez
|2015
|[[Cartadania]]
|-
|
|2016
|[[Brumalea]]
|-
|
|2017
|[[Hollona and Diorisia]]
|-
|Matías Mexes
|2018
|[[Pelaxia]]
|-
|[[Shang Tsung]]
|2019, 2020-2021
|[[Corumm]]
|-
|Emil Hamhan
|2022-2023, 2024-2025
|[[Urcea]]
|-
|[[Brenna Daenlaine]]
|2026-2027
|[[Faneria]]
|}


Also, Faneria is a centrally-run state, not a federal one. I know the title on my infobox is wrong, I gotta change it. This could be a thing where they disagree on the mechanics of government and how sovereignty is best channeled, but it could also be that Faneria is less diverse than the Cape or as an element of anti-feudal/anti-monarchial sentiment, or even as an allusion to the late days of the monarchy where the nobility had no real power and were forced into business rather than governance.
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death dates are Kalma 1920, Cananach November 8th, 1925
birth dates are Kalma 1854 Cananach September 20th, 1862 (?)
Each is 20 in (Kalma) 1874 (Cananach) 1882 (?)
Kalma dies age 66 Cananach 64 (?)
They first met in 1911 at _______
the major turning point in Cananach's life would likely be the disastrous 1888 war against Kuhl. I'm imagining he got out physically unscathed, but it was an absolute shitshow where his country not only started a war by Royal fiat, but proceeded to lose it spectacularly and even give up a large chunk of what's now Kuhl's Vandarch coast
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