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While the [[Judge Advocate General]] has always been TRMN’s legal advisor, the office was constituted and has been situated within the Office of the [[First Lord of the Admiralty]]. With the passage of the new bylaws, the [[Board of Directors]] decided that it would be more appropriate for TRMN’s legal advisor to report directly to them. | While the [[Judge Advocate General]] has always been TRMN’s legal advisor, the office was constituted and has been situated within the Office of the [[First Lord of the Admiralty]]. With the passage of the new bylaws, the [[Board of Directors]] decided that it would be more appropriate for TRMN’s legal advisor to report directly to them. | ||
As such, the Office of the Judge Advocate General under the First Lord of the Admiralty is closed. In its place, the | As such, the Office of the Judge Advocate General under the First Lord of the Admiralty is closed. In its place, the Office of the [[Lord Chancellor]] is opened. | ||
The [[ | The [[Lord Chancellor]] is a non-voting member of the Board of Directors, reports to the Board, and serves as TRMN’s legal advisor. The Lord Chancellor must be a licensed attorney. If a member if the one of the military themed branches, upon appointment they will be promoted to their branch’s [[F-4]] equivalent and then placed on the retired list for the duration of their service in the position. If a Civilian, they will be appointed to [[C-22]] rank. | ||
The Lord Chancellor may appoint two deputies: | The Lord Chancellor may appoint two deputies: Deputy Chancellor, and Director of Ombudsman. The Lord Chancellor is authorized to appoint these positions up to the rank of [[F-2]]. | ||
All current documents which refer to the duties, responsibilities, or roles of the Judge Advocate General shall be taken to refer to the Lord Chancellor. | All current documents which refer to the duties, responsibilities, or roles of the Judge Advocate General shall be taken to refer to the Lord Chancellor. | ||