[Locked to the Law Committee, minus Tarn.]

[originaldragoon]

I think we all need to readdress the issue of Tarn's position on the Committee. Especially considering his recent post on the Link.

Comments

[winged_knight]

I stand by my vote to keep him off the committee. Should we involve the bureaucracy group in this? We need policy on these things, a way to make all committee members accountable.

[originaldragoon]

I believe that the Law Committee as a whole should be involve, considering that we are dealing with someone within the Committee.

[winged_knight]

[He nods.] What do you propose?

[originaldragoon]

Some kind of court, or 'hearing' I believe is the more modern term. We need to determine that we all agree that what he did was beyond self defense and that setting such 'examples,' as he calls it, do no good.

[winged_knight]

Do you think it's beyond the police force to handle? Someone skilled needs to gather evidence.

We need to move, and quickly. If we do not, it will only stir more malcontent.

[originaldragoon]

Obviously the Police Force needs to be involve as well. I have already gone with Blurr to where everything took place, so evidence is already in the process of being gathered.

[winged_knight]

That's good to hear. This will be a touchy situation but it's important to handle it carefully.

Still, I'm deeply concerned that things won't be expedited well. If Pharma's trial is any indication, speedy resolution is not ahead of us. [He recognizes his part in the delay of Pharma's trial, but as a whole the committee and the police force could have done things far better.]

[originaldragoon]

Yes, very touchy.

Of all the types of governments I have seen in my life time, I have noticed that speedy resolutions are a rarity. But, if we are going to do this, we need to do it right, which means we cannot rush it nor stretch it out too long.