G. Failure to Test

If an Aisling enters office without having passed an appropriate exam and 
qualified instructors are available then they shall be considered in office 
unlawfully:

1. The Aisling may not exercise any official powers or duties nor wear their 
uniform. 

2. The Aisling will be given one chance to pass an appropriate exam:

a. If passed then they will be considered in office lawfully.

b. If they fail the exam then they will receive a major demerit. The Aisling 
then has the option to retake the exam or request an exam of another type. 
Either must be done before taking another term in office (unless otherwise 
qualified); failure to do so will result in another major demerit and 
removal from office.

If any Aisling is in office unlawfully and is contacted via pigeon mail by a 
superior or ranking officer to take an exam the Aisling must respond within 
one moon. An Aisling who fails to respond shall be removed from office.

H. Head of Household

After an Aisling has passed an exam for an office, all other members of 
their family ((alternative characters)) are also considered to have passed 
the same exam. 

For ease of record keeping and reference, a single member of the family may 
be chosen as a family representative to be listed on the exam records in the 
Mileth Justice Hall, instead of individual family members names for each 
exam. Aislings may retain their privacy and opt out of doing this at time of 
testing.

If an Aisling takes office under this provision, they will then cite the 
name of their family representative when assuming office.

I. Grandfathering

Holding prior office does not guarantee that an individual is eligible to 
take office upon their return. When a legislative transition is declared via 
a demagoguery resolution (such as those that occurred in Deochs 180 and 
204), an Aisling's certification(s) may be removed from the testing slate if 
it cannot be proven that the Aisling recently took office (via the Discourse 
Board, political actions, the census, or active Judge or Burgess 
discretion). If an Aisling's testing certification is removed from the 
testing slate using this provision, then that Aisling must re-test before 
taking office again."