| rdfs:comment | - Evella Vada Currently serves as the 1st Deputy Secretary General of The Global Protection Force. In addition, Evella Vada sits on the Supreme Quorum with Secretary General Colonel Brick. As of January 7, 2012, The Global Protection Force expanded its Charter and therefor the duties of the Deputy Secretary General to not only sit on the Supreme Quorum, but making her the Speaker of the Lower Quorum. Prior to executive appointments, Evella Vada served as the Deputy Minister of Internal Affairs, and as a Senior Diplomat, until resigning to take on the office of Deputy Secretary General.
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| abstract | - Evella Vada Currently serves as the 1st Deputy Secretary General of The Global Protection Force. In addition, Evella Vada sits on the Supreme Quorum with Secretary General Colonel Brick. As of January 7, 2012, The Global Protection Force expanded its Charter and therefor the duties of the Deputy Secretary General to not only sit on the Supreme Quorum, but making her the Speaker of the Lower Quorum. Prior to executive appointments, Evella Vada served as the Deputy Minister of Internal Affairs, and as a Senior Diplomat, until resigning to take on the office of Deputy Secretary General. According to the GPF Charter the official duties of Evella Vada would be described as follows: "The Deputy Secretary General is a member of the Supreme Quorum & the Lower Quorum. In the absence of the Secretary General the Deputy Secretary General, has the credentials to suspend Ministers of the Upper Quorum. The Deputy Secretary General cannot; declare war, surrender, disband, or make new appointments to the Upper Quorum. The Deputy Secretary General is endowed with the responsibility to carry out the agenda of the alliance, as well as protect these articles of creation. The Deputy Secretary General serves as the head of the Lower Quorum otherwise known as the Speaker. The Deputy Secretary General is charged with addressing the Lower and Upper Quorum with matters pertaining to them that requite consent from either the Upper or Lower Quorum. The Deputy Secretary General has no voting power in the Upper Quorum, however can table, vote to tie, or vote to shift on all motions presented in the Lower Quorum. The Deputy Secretary General is appointed and removed by the Secretary General as he sees fit.(GPF Charter, Article III, Section II)"
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