Committee 0503 (Democratic Federation of Exturbon) - Revision history

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	\|title= Committee 0503		\|title= Committee 0503
	\|agency_logo= ~~example~~.~~jpg~~		\|agency_logo= Committee_0503.svg
	\|established= 2007		\|established= 2007
	\|chief_executive= Ivan Kohln		\|chief_executive= Ivan Kohln

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	\|title= Committee 0503		\|title= Committee 0503
	\|agency_logo= example.jpg		\|agency_logo= example.jpg
	\|established= ~~2013~~		\|established= 2007
	\|chief_executive= Ivan Kohln		\|chief_executive= Ivan Kohln
	\|annual_budget= $10,000		\|annual_budget= $10,000
	\|jurisdiction= Democratic Federation of Exturbon		\|jurisdiction= Democratic Federation of Exturbon
	\|headquarters= Central Ministry Office Block, #05-03		\|headquarters= Central Ministry Office Block, #05-03
	\|employees= 8		\|employees= 12
	}}		}}
	''"Open 9am to 5pm, except on weekends and public holidays. Please knock twice before entering!"''<br>		''"Open 9am to 5pm, except on weekends and public holidays. Please knock twice before entering!"''<br>

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	The Committee was set up during the 2nd Central Ministry via a referendum that was passed by the CMin unanimously and by the people with a 20% margin. It was named after the unit number of its allocated office space in the Central Ministry Office Block.		The Committee was set up during the 2nd Central Ministry via a referendum that was passed by the CMin unanimously and by the people with a 20% margin. It was named after the unit number of its allocated office space in the Central Ministry Office Block.

	The original Committee was allocated an annual budget of $~~500000~~ and had 50 staff. The original referendum that formed the Committee defined the Committee's objective as "to keep the public informed regarding the Central Ministry's activities and stances".		The original Committee was allocated an annual budget of $500,000 and had 50 staff. The original referendum that formed the Committee defined the Committee's objective as "to keep the public informed regarding the Central Ministry's activities and stances."

	~~Over~~ the ~~years~~, ~~its~~ annual budget ~~has decreased~~ to $10,000~~. While there have been multiple petitions to dissolve the committee in recent years, none have gained sufficient traction among central ministers. Calls to dissolve~~ the ~~committee are often brushed off~~ as ~~an unnecessary act that would not justify the bureaucratic hassle due to~~ the ~~low profile~~ of ~~the committee~~.		After the establishment of the Public Accountancy Committee due to the Royce Scandal in 2012, a majority of Committee 0503 resources and personnel were reallocated to the Public Accountancy Committee in 2013. Following this, the annual budget was slashed to $10,000 and only 4 members of the executive board remained as the sole employees of Committee 0503.

			The committee was supposed to be dissolved after the start of the 4th Central Ministry in 2016 and its assets and duties wholly assumed by the Public Accountancy Committee. However, in the years leading up to the committee's dissolution, a stark change in the tone of the committee's main publication under the then chief executive, Jones Ironwood, and a joint agreement between the chief executives of both the committee and the Public Accountancy Committee convinced the Central Ministry to allow for the continued existence of Committee 0503 as a de facto independent publication.

			The committee largely depends on publicly sourced funding rather than the government-allocated annual budget. The committee is also unique in that the choice of chief executive is mostly done within the committee itself, with the Central Ministry's role in appointing the chief executive being largely ceremonial.

			Employment at the committee after 2013 has never exceeded 15 employees.
	== Responsibilities ==		== Responsibilities ==
	The objective of Committee ~~11 has undergone many changes~~, ~~often undergoing a change whenever~~ a ~~reshuffling~~ of the ~~Executive Board occurs~~.		The objective of Committee 0503 is to author and publish the 0503 Newsletter, an independent newsletter written by editors with insider access to the government of the Democratic Federation of Exturbon. It also is a major editor of the federation's official wiki.



			Despite officially being a Ministerial Committee, since 2014, the committee has not advised the Central Ministry on any matters relating to government, and the Central Ministry in turn no longer hold much sway on the contents published by the committee.
	== Executive Board ==		== Executive Board ==
	{\| class = "wikitable \|		{\| class = "wikitable \|

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	\|jurisdiction= Democratic Federation of Exturbon		\|jurisdiction= Democratic Federation of Exturbon
	\|headquarters= Central Ministry Office Block, #05-03		\|headquarters= Central Ministry Office Block, #05-03
	\|employees= 11		\|employees= 8
	}}		}}
	''"Open 9am to 5pm, except on weekends and public holidays. Please knock twice before entering!"''<br>		''"Open 9am to 5pm, except on weekends and public holidays. Please knock twice before entering!"''<br>
	-Central Ministry Office Block #05-03, official office of Committee 11		-Central Ministry Office Block #05-03, official office of Committee 11

	'''Committee 0503''' is a Ministerial Committee for the Democratic Federation of Exturbon. It is well known for being the smallest Ministerial Committee, both in terms of employees and budget, ~~and for having odd objectives~~ that ~~often may seem~~ to ~~overlap with~~ the ~~duties of other Ministerial Committee~~.		'''Committee 0503''' is a Ministerial Committee for the Democratic Federation of Exturbon. It is well known for being the smallest Ministerial Committee, both in terms of employees and budget.

			It's main objective was to handle the DFE's public publications, however most that responsibility has been assumed by the Public Accountability Committee. Since then, the committee's responsibility is to publish the [[0503 Newsletter]] and aid in editing the DFE's [[Main Page\|Information Wiki]].

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	== History ==		== History ==
	The Committee was set up during the ~~3rd~~ Central Ministry via a ~~government budgeting~~ referendum that was passed by the CMin unanimously and by the people with a 20% margin. It was named after the unit number of its allocated office space in the Central Ministry Office Block.		The Committee was set up during the 2nd Central Ministry via a referendum that was passed by the CMin unanimously and by the people with a 20% margin. It was named after the unit number of its allocated office space in the Central Ministry Office Block.

	The original Committee was only allocated an annual budget of $2400 and had 5 staff, all having been former civil servants under other Committees. The original referendum that formed the Committee defined the Committee's objective as "to support the Central Ministry regarding matters pertaining to internal management".

	Over the years, its annual budget has increased to $10,000. While there have been multiple petitions to dissolve the committee, none have gained sufficient traction among central ministers. Calls to dissolve the committee are often brushed off as an unnecessary act that would not justify the bureaucratic hassle due to the low profile of the committee.

	~~Since then,~~ the Committee ~~has gone through many different changes in its~~ objective~~. The duties~~ and ~~titles of its Executive Board have also frequently rotated among its employees~~.		The original Committee was allocated an annual budget of $500000 and had 50 staff. The original referendum that formed the Committee defined the Committee's objective as "to keep the public informed regarding the Central Ministry's activities and stances".

	~~The first Chief Executive~~, ~~Lau Tang Zoe~~, ~~was appointed~~ to ~~chair~~ the committee ~~after serving ten~~ years in the ~~Economic and Financial Committee~~ as ~~a manager of CMin's internal finances. In 2019, she relinquished~~ the ~~role~~ to ~~Mark May, serving 10 more years on~~ the ~~Executive Board as Chief~~ of ~~Operations before retiring~~.		Over the years, its annual budget has decreased to $10,000. While there have been multiple petitions to dissolve the committee in recent years, none have gained sufficient traction among central ministers. Calls to dissolve the committee are often brushed off as an unnecessary act that would not justify the bureaucratic hassle due to the low profile of the committee.

	The current Chief Executive, Ivan Kohln, was appointed to the position in 2046, swapping duties with the former Chief Executive of 6 years, Alexander Holmes, who is now the Treasurer. Under Ivan Kohln, the committee's objective is to "advice the Central Ministry regarding maintenance requirements of external government infrastructure".

	== Responsibilities ==		== Responsibilities ==
	The objective of Committee 11 has undergone many changes, often undergoing a change whenever a reshuffling of the Executive Board occurs.		The objective of Committee 11 has undergone many changes, often undergoing a change whenever a reshuffling of the Executive Board occurs.

	~~Below is a chronological list of the committee's objectives:~~
	~~{\| class="wikitable" \|~~
	~~! Years \|\| Objective~~
	\|-
	~~\| 2013-2019 \|\| To support the Central Ministry regarding matters pertaining to internal management.~~
	\|-
	~~\| 2019-2023 \|\| Supporting the Central Ministry regarding the management of potentially historical documents.~~
	\|-
	~~\| 2023-2030 \|\| Advising the Central Ministry regarding the language and wording of official documents.~~
	\|-
	~~\| 2030-2036 \|\| To advise the Central Ministry on potential budgetary constraints.~~
	\|-
	~~\| 2036-2040 \|\| Advising the Central Ministry regarding foreign cultural endeavours.~~
	\|-
	~~\| 2040-2046 \|\| Advising the Central Ministry regarding foreign cultural influence.~~
	\|-
	~~\| 2046- \|\| Advising the Central Ministry on the maintenance requirements of government infrastructure.~~
	\|}

	== Executive Board ==		== Executive Board ==
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	\| 2046		\| 2046
	\|-		\|-
	\|Chief ~~of Communications~~		\|Chief Editor
	\|Quincy Tan Kou'ji		\|Quincy Tan Kou'ji
	\|		\|
	*~~BSocSc (Public Policy)~~		*BComn
	\| 2046		\| 2046
	\|-		\|-

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	Since then, the Committee has gone through many different changes in its objective. The duties and titles of its Executive Board have also frequently rotated among its employees.		Since then, the Committee has gone through many different changes in its objective. The duties and titles of its Executive Board have also frequently rotated among its employees.

	The first Chief Executive, Lau Tang Zoe, was appointed to chair the committee after serving ten years in the Economic and Financial Committee as a manager of CMin's internal finances. In 2019, she relinquished the role to Mark May, serving 10 more years on the ~~committee's~~ Executive Board before retiring.		The first Chief Executive, Lau Tang Zoe, was appointed to chair the committee after serving ten years in the Economic and Financial Committee as a manager of CMin's internal finances. In 2019, she relinquished the role to Mark May, serving 10 more years on the Executive Board as Chief of Operations before retiring.

	The current Chief Executive, Ivan Kohln, was appointed to the position in 2046, swapping duties with the former Chief Executive of 6 years, Alexander Holmes, who is now the Treasurer. Under Ivan Kohln, the committee's objective is to "advice the Central Ministry regarding maintenance requirements of external government infrastructure".		The current Chief Executive, Ivan Kohln, was appointed to the position in 2046, swapping duties with the former Chief Executive of 6 years, Alexander Holmes, who is now the Treasurer. Under Ivan Kohln, the committee's objective is to "advice the Central Ministry regarding maintenance requirements of external government infrastructure".

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	Over the years, its annual budget has increased to $10,000. While there have been multiple petitions to dissolve the committee, none have gained sufficient traction among central ministers. Calls to dissolve the committee are often brushed off as an unnecessary act that would not justify the bureaucratic hassle due to the low profile of the committee.		Over the years, its annual budget has increased to $10,000. While there have been multiple petitions to dissolve the committee, none have gained sufficient traction among central ministers. Calls to dissolve the committee are often brushed off as an unnecessary act that would not justify the bureaucratic hassle due to the low profile of the committee.

	Since then, the Committee has gone through many different changes in its objective. The duties and titles of its Executive ~~Committee~~ have also frequently rotated among its employees.		Since then, the Committee has gone through many different changes in its objective. The duties and titles of its Executive Board have also frequently rotated among its employees.

	The first Chief Executive, Lau Tang Zoe, was appointed to chair the committee after serving ten years in the Economic and Financial Committee as a manager of CMin's internal finances. In 2019, she relinquished the role to Mark May, serving 10 more years on the committee's ~~executive committee~~ before retiring.		The first Chief Executive, Lau Tang Zoe, was appointed to chair the committee after serving ten years in the Economic and Financial Committee as a manager of CMin's internal finances. In 2019, she relinquished the role to Mark May, serving 10 more years on the committee's Executive Board before retiring.

	The current Chief Executive, Ivan Kohln, was appointed to the position in 2046, swapping duties with the former Chief Executive of 6 years, Alexander Holmes, who is now the Treasurer. Under Ivan Kohln, the committee's objective is to "advice the Central Ministry regarding maintenance requirements of external government infrastructure".		The current Chief Executive, Ivan Kohln, was appointed to the position in 2046, swapping duties with the former Chief Executive of 6 years, Alexander Holmes, who is now the Treasurer. Under Ivan Kohln, the committee's objective is to "advice the Central Ministry regarding maintenance requirements of external government infrastructure".

	== Responsibilities ==		== Responsibilities ==
	The objective of Committee 11 has undergone many changes, often undergoing a change whenever a reshuffling of the ~~executive committee~~ occurs.		The objective of Committee 11 has undergone many changes, often undergoing a change whenever a reshuffling of the Executive Board occurs.

	Below is a chronological list of the committee's objectives:		Below is a chronological list of the committee's objectives:

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	== Executive ~~Committee~~ ==		== Executive Board ==
	{\| class = "wikitable \|		{\| class = "wikitable \|
	!Position \|\| Person \|\| Qualifications \|\| Start of tenure		!Position \|\| Person \|\| Qualifications \|\| Start of tenure

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	Since then, the Committee has gone through many different changes in its objective. The duties and titles of its Executive Committee have also frequently rotated among its employees.		Since then, the Committee has gone through many different changes in its objective. The duties and titles of its Executive Committee have also frequently rotated among its employees.

	The first Chief Executive, Lau Tang Zoe, was appointed to chair the committee after serving ten years in the Economic and Financial Committee as a manager of ~~the ministry~~'s internal finances. In 2019, she relinquished the role to Mark May, serving 10 more years on the committee's executive committee before retiring.		The first Chief Executive, Lau Tang Zoe, was appointed to chair the committee after serving ten years in the Economic and Financial Committee as a manager of CMin's internal finances. In 2019, she relinquished the role to Mark May, serving 10 more years on the committee's executive committee before retiring.

	The current Chief Executive, Ivan Kohln, was appointed to the position in 2046, swapping duties with the former Chief Executive of 6 years, Alexander Holmes, who is now the Treasurer. Under Ivan Kohln, the committee's objective is to "advice the Central Ministry regarding maintenance requirements of external government infrastructure".		The current Chief Executive, Ivan Kohln, was appointed to the position in 2046, swapping duties with the former Chief Executive of 6 years, Alexander Holmes, who is now the Treasurer. Under Ivan Kohln, the committee's objective is to "advice the Central Ministry regarding maintenance requirements of external government infrastructure".

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	The original Committee was only allocated an annual budget of $2400 and had 5 staff, all having been former civil servants under other Committees. The original referendum that formed the Committee defined the Committee's objective as "to support the Central Ministry regarding matters pertaining to internal management".		The original Committee was only allocated an annual budget of $2400 and had 5 staff, all having been former civil servants under other Committees. The original referendum that formed the Committee defined the Committee's objective as "to support the Central Ministry regarding matters pertaining to internal management".

			Over the years, its annual budget has increased to $10,000. While there have been multiple petitions to dissolve the committee, none have gained sufficient traction among central ministers. Calls to dissolve the committee are often brushed off as an unnecessary act that would not justify the bureaucratic hassle due to the low profile of the committee.

	Since then, the Committee has gone through many different changes in its objective. The duties and titles of its Executive Committee have also frequently rotated among its employees.		Since then, the Committee has gone through many different changes in its objective. The duties and titles of its Executive Committee have also frequently rotated among its employees.

	The first Chief Executive, Lau Tang Zoe, was appointed to chair the committee after serving ten years in the Economic and Financial Committee as a manager of the ministry's internal finances. In 2019, she relinquished the role to Mark May, serving 10 more years on the committee's executive committee before retiring.		The first Chief Executive, Lau Tang Zoe, was appointed to chair the committee after serving ten years in the Economic and Financial Committee as a manager of the ministry's internal finances. In 2019, she relinquished the role to Mark May, serving 10 more years on the committee's executive committee before retiring.

	Over the years, its annual budget has increased to $10,000. While there have been multiple petitions to dissolve the committee, none have gained sufficient traction among central ministers. Calls to dissolve the committee are often brushed off as an unnecessary act that would not justify the bureaucratic hassle due to the low profile of the committee.

	The current Chief Executive, Ivan Kohln, was appointed to the position in 2046, swapping duties with the former Chief Executive of 6 years, Alexander Holmes, who is now the Treasurer. Under Ivan Kohln, the committee's objective is to "advice the Central Ministry regarding maintenance requirements of external government infrastructure".		The current Chief Executive, Ivan Kohln, was appointed to the position in 2046, swapping duties with the former Chief Executive of 6 years, Alexander Holmes, who is now the Treasurer. Under Ivan Kohln, the committee's objective is to "advice the Central Ministry regarding maintenance requirements of external government infrastructure".

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	\|title= Committee 11		\|title= Committee 0503
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	\|established= 2013		\|established= 2013
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	\|annual_budget= $10,000		\|annual_budget= $10,000
	\|jurisdiction= Democratic Federation of Exturbon		\|jurisdiction= Democratic Federation of Exturbon
	\|headquarters= Central Ministry Office Block		\|headquarters= Central Ministry Office Block, #05-03
	\|employees= 11		\|employees= 11
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	The first Chief Executive, Lau Tang Zoe, was appointed to chair the committee after serving ten years in the Economic and Financial Committee as a manager of the ministry's internal finances. In 2019, she relinquished the role to Mark May, serving 10 more years on the committee's executive committee before retiring.		The first Chief Executive, Lau Tang Zoe, was appointed to chair the committee after serving ten years in the Economic and Financial Committee as a manager of the ministry's internal finances. In 2019, she relinquished the role to Mark May, serving 10 more years on the committee's executive committee before retiring.

			Over the years, its annual budget has increased to $10,000. While there have been multiple petitions to dissolve the committee, none have gained sufficient traction among central ministers. Calls to dissolve the committee are often brushed off as an unnecessary act that would not justify the bureaucratic hassle due to the low profile of the committee.

	The current Chief Executive, Ivan Kohln, was appointed to the position in 2046, swapping duties with the former Chief Executive of 6 years, Alexander Holmes, who is now the Treasurer. Under Ivan Kohln, the committee's objective is to "advice the Central Ministry regarding maintenance requirements of external government infrastructure".		The current Chief Executive, Ivan Kohln, was appointed to the position in 2046, swapping duties with the former Chief Executive of 6 years, Alexander Holmes, who is now the Treasurer. Under Ivan Kohln, the committee's objective is to "advice the Central Ministry regarding maintenance requirements of external government infrastructure".