Pirate's Brood Order

Chapter 186 Club Constitution

“Disorder, chaos, and killing are not in the interests of our navy.” Yallin squinted his eyes and collected the expressions of everyone. “I know you are not interested in maintaining justice at sea. So, what about the purest interests? ”

“A piece of sandy navy branch, and a united navy club.” Yarlin said lightly: “Think about it. You can only search for the wealth of your own turf with the former, but we don’t need to go to the latter. Hard work and cautious search and exploitation, or accidentally you may be killed by a vicious group of pirates, because we will become the most powerful force in the entire East China Sea, and the entire East China Sea will become our fish pond. ”

“Pirates, merchants, and even islands and countries are just the schools of fish we keep.” Yarlin grinned and said with thick white teeth: “And as a master, I want to choose fish to eat meat, isn’t it? Isn’t it just a matter of course, the fish in the fish pond won’t have the power to resist.”

The faces of everyone in the room were different, and Yallin paused slightly: “Of course this is the future prospects, but everyone needs to understand that order means wealth to the military uniforms you wear, and the members of the Navy Club will gradually increase. , And every additional member means that the club’s strength is stronger. This speed will only get faster and faster. We all know that in any organization, the first member to join must be more capable of speaking in the future organization. The portion size, and more cakes will be distributed.”

“I know everyone’s concerns, and I honestly admit to everyone that the Navy Club is one of my ambitions, but this ambition is too large and cannot be achieved by my own power. Similarly, the future of the Navy Club cannot be affected. I control it by myself. In fact, it is absolutely impossible for any one person to control the Navy Club alone, and become a person’s one word.”

“What I expect is to form a small group with some of the members who joined the club first, and help each other in the club, so that even when the club grows and there are many members, our small group still has the weight to speak. It is a small group. The members within the club grab as much power and benefits as possible.”

Yallin directly expressed his ambition, which made his words sound credible. Everyone in the room began to think, and then he took out a few bound notebooks and distributed them to everyone.

The book is not thick, and it is only a few pages thick. It is the basic constitution and rules of the club drafted by Yarlin. It briefly and clearly states the club’s program and purpose, as well as the rights and obligations of each club member, as well as There are a lot of conventions and simple regulations.

Yarlin didn’t say a word, and asked them to look through and think for themselves, sitting on the chair, and waiting patiently with their two palms and five fingers resting on the bridge of their noses.

“The club represents the common will of all members, and full members who join the club have the right to vote.”

“For the time being, the club only accepts various naval branches under the East China Sea, and each branch is only allowed to send one representative to join the club and become a full member.”

“The uniform events and orders organized by the club require all members to vote and decide, and follow the principle of the minority obeying the majority. That is, the order agreed by more than half of the members is the will of the club. Once issued, all members must cooperate with the implementation.”

“The members of the club shall not do things that damage the interests of the club, otherwise they will be expelled from the club and be held accountable. The club does not rule out taking any means to pursue the investigation.”

“The enemy of the club is the enemy of all members, and the members of the club are obliged to safeguard the interests of the club.”

“The sharing and mutual assistance of information, resources, and strength among club members follow the principle of equality and voluntariness, and the club itself adheres to the principle of equivalent exchange.”

“Each club member can submit a task to the club. After the club is approved, it will be delegated to all members of the organization. After the task is completed, the club will charge a nominal fee to maintain the daily operation of the club. (The task includes the form The specific task information, the difficulty of the task, and the corresponding remuneration. The remuneration can be in points, currency, or in kind.)”

“The members of the club implement a point system, that is, each member of the club is called a member, and the membership level is divided into one to three grades. Each meeting of the first-level member is only equivalent to one vote; each time the second-level member Voting is equivalent to two votes; each vote of a third-level member is equivalent to three votes.”

“Members can only use points to accumulate points. The first level member’s initial points are 100 points. When the cumulative points reach 1,000 points, they can apply to the club for promotion to the second level member; when the second level members reach 10,000 points, they can apply to the club. Apply for promotion to Level 3 membership.”

“Points are obtained from the members’ contributions to the club (which can be to complete the tasks assigned by the club, or to exchange currency and specific objects), and the corresponding points will be awarded after the club’s evaluation and ruling; the changes in the points are recorded by the club. Private transactions of points are not allowed between them.”

“Contradictions and disputes between members can apply for a fair ruling by the club. Once the club has applied for a ruling, it must be implemented in accordance with the results of the ruling, otherwise it will be regarded as the constitution of the sail club and be punished accordingly.”

“Part of the club’s operation and results will be reserved for the expansion and maintenance of the club’s operations, and the rest will be distributed to club members in the form of dividends every year, and distributed according to the corresponding contribution and membership level.”

“The management and operation of the club is subject to the supervision of all members. Any amendment to the member’s constitution requires more than 23 votes to pass before it can be amended.”

“The management and operation of the club is performed by the club selecting members of level two or higher.”

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There are dozens of articles of constitution and rules, which briefly but thoroughly introduce the procedures and rules of the club’s operation, followed by detailed rules on the corresponding rights and obligations of members of each level.

The room became more and more quiet, and gradually there were only the holding breath and the sound of frowning thinking. As they read, the articles on the regulations of the books seemed to outline the future of the club in their minds stroke by stroke. The outline, plus the first words of Yallin, each of them began to be tempted.