Directive III - Reconsecration

Directive III of the Easwegian Council - Reconsecration





The previous Directive II on the Brush-up of Easwegian culture provided a great mission for the honouring of Easwegian traditions. Directive III, following public approval of an addendum to the Easwegian Charter, shall provide the proper tools to archive and remember these traditions, putting forth an accessible and alive archival project.

Thus, this Directive shall restore the illustrious House of Zerri as the official library of the Common Assembly.

Addendum parameters

The 2024 Common Realm of Easway-era act on the Addendum to the Structural Reorganisation Act shall be repealed. For those who aren't familiar, this act was passed during the October Obligation and merged the House of Zerri into the Presidium, today's Easwegian Council. Though it provided a centralised and recognisable body of many purposes, it confuses the timeline of Easwegian bodies and the tradition of the House of Zerri which extends back to 2018, when it was first created on March 30 as the Academy of Easway.

The Directive III Addendum shall affect articles IX and XIV of the 2025 Easwegian Charter.

House of Zerri

The Easwegian Council no longer shall reserve the right to call itself by the term of House of Zerri. The Easwegian Council, or the Council, shall be its acceptable name.

The House of Zerri, first established 30 March 2018 and later merged into the Presidium, that is today's Easwegian Council, shall be reconsecrated, to be re-established on 10 August 2026.
The purpose of the House of Zerri shall be to serve as the central library for Easwegian culture, acts, and anything deemed by the Common Assembly to be notable to Easway.
The House of Zerri shall be chaired and directed by the consecrated Tannurai of the Easwegians. The Tannurai shall be given a broad scope in managing the House of Zerri.
The Director of the Easwegian Committee for Language and Culture shall oversee the management of the House of Zerri to ensure proper conduct and filing.

Gold standard articles

The House of Zerri shall reserve the right to rate articles on Easwegian matters with the gold standard mark.
The gold standard mark shall be defined as an Easwegian which performs exceptionally well in prose, acceptability, accurate detail, creativeness and dedication.

Consecration Day

In honour of the seventh year anniversary of the establishment of the former National Directorate, and importantly the recognition of Csyeigo the Indespensible's role in helping drive forth Easwegian culture, 10 August shall be recognised annually and celebrated as Consecration Day. This shall also celebrate the reconsecration of the House of Zerri. Consecration Day shall be a day to celebrate milestones, to recognise where we came from, and to cheer on the onwards march of the Easwegian people.




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