Curial Officer
Curial Officers are those appointed by the Curia, their work is not necessarily conducted within the Curia.
Permanent Curial Officers
This term means the office is permanent not the 'officer', all officers currently only serve a term of three months. At the end of their three month term they may re-apply for the same position if they wish, but other members also have the opportunity to apply. All applicants are then voted on by the curia.
Current elected positions;:
- Curator - responsible for the day to day administration of the Curia
- Magistrates - the two members of the Tribunal elected by the Citizenry.
- Praefects - Elected moderators of the Curia, who moderate the subforum and manage Citizen referrals.
Appointed positions are:
- Head Historian - Though noone has been appointed as such for quite some time.
- Censors - two non-elected officers who, with the Consul, used to form the Citizen's Triumvirate. Today the role servers to officially mark the Consuls assistants.
See Curial Information and Announcements for the current holders.
Non Permanent Officers
Non permanent officers may be created to oversee specific short term Curia Projects not covered by Curia Committees. They may be created by a Curia Decision and the position cease to exist upon the completion of the project.
No non permanent officers are appointed currently.
