Executive Committee Guidelines
As part of the Executive Committee you make up a collaborative council of debatably some of the most experienced individuals that Habbo Intelligence Agency (“HIA”) has. You will help make rules and guidelines that will benefit HIA in the future.
Rules to Follow as an Elective
As an elective, you will be responsible for following all the rules - including elective rules - within the Code of Conduct. Ignorance is not a plausible excuse for the infraction of rules as an elective.
The following rules must be followed at all times:
- Having a way of verifying your online presence as base, which shall include, but is not limited to portal logs and Slack activity. Time since last login is not recognized as being present at base. Without logs, or any other kind of proof that you've been online, and/or been in base, you will be in danger of being demoted. If there are times where you do not have the opportunity to be sufficient time online, you should apply for a LOA.
- You are now an LOA Admin and can now approve Leave of Absences(“LOA”) for non-elective members of HIA and accept their LOA badge. Please do not abuse these rights.
- Be professional in both clothing, and the way you act.
- Four (4) reports a year are required from every elective.
- You are required to spread your reports out and will not be allowed to turn in consecutive monthly reports. At no time is your PA to do your work without you participating and or assisting in completing said task.
- You must treat all staff (including standard ranks) with the utmost respect.
- Monitor the section of HIA you have been assigned to and act as a mentor if required.
- Follow all rules HIA obliges you to follow (Code of Conduct, etc).
- Keep friend requests turned on in order to be able to be reached by everyone.
Basic Rules to Remember
- You MUST treat all staff with the utmost respect
- You MUST consider all views when voting on new guidelines
- You MUST abide by the Code of Conduct, and all the rules even though you might help create them
- You MUST not shut anyone's ideas regarding rules or guidelines down as all opinions, and thoughts are welcomed.
Requirements as an Elective
As an Elective, throughout the month you will be required to fulfill the task below:
1. Monthly Quota = 10 points
2. Weekly Discussion = 5 points per week
3. Report = 10 points
To fulfill the following tasks, you are required to earn at least 25 points each month.
*Electives with a report for the month are required to earn at least 35 points.
♚ 2iC - 3 quotas + 3 sessions + report
1. Monthly Quota
The Elective Quota will be tracked from the 1st of the month up until the last day of the month at 11:59PM UK Time. You are required to meet a set Quota to help track your activity or lack thereof around base.
Requirements
• 7 Promotions
• 3 Trainings
• 3 Tour Guides
• 8 Badge Removals
• 2 Transfers
• 7 Rank Sales
* Only electives that required to complete 3 quotas are allowed to double up item.
You are not allowed to complete any of these duties while you're on LOA. If you are caught doing items such as badge removals, etc. You risk being marked inactive. Your LOA is for you to enjoy - not do HIA items.
2. Weekly Discussion
The Weekly Discussion will be held every Sunday until Saturday at 11:59PM UK Time. The next discussion will be held in the following week. You are required to participate at least 3 sessions of the weekly discussion.
Ownership would be tasked with hosting weekly discussions within the lower elective ranks (2iC-5iC).
Week 1 = Executive Owner & Co-Executive Owner
Week 2 = Owner & Joint Owner
Week 3 = Acting Owner & Co-Owner
Week 4 = Chief Executive Owner & Trial Owner
Back up host: Representatives & Chief of Staff
3. Report
Electives are assigned to submit 4 reports a year. You are required to submit a report on the LAST DAY of the month.
Taking LOA during the reporting month does not mean you are excused from submitting the report. Even if you take LOA, you still have to submit a report in the following month. (When the LOA has ended)
Moreover, taking LOA during the month does not guarantee you will be excused from meeting the Points. If for any reason you are unable to complete the elective duties above for the month it is imperative that you reach out to any of the Representatives ASAP, if they are unable to be reached please reach out to the Directorates or the Founding Director.
Failure to obtain the set points will be STRIKED. To remove a strike, you are required to complete the elective duties (25 points) for 2 months consecutively.
These rules can be found under Section 1.H (Elective Guidelines) within the Code of Conduct. Failure to follow the aforementioned rules will result in proper disciplinary consequences issued by the Chief of Directorates.
Section written by Yowee.
As an Elective, throughout the month you will be required to fulfill the task below:
1. Monthly Quota = 10 points
2. Weekly Discussion = 5 points per week
3. Report = 10 points
To fulfill the following tasks, you are required to earn at least 25 points each month.
*Electives with a report for the month are required to earn at least 35 points.
♚ 2iC - 3 quotas + 3 sessions + report
1. Monthly Quota
The Elective Quota will be tracked from the 1st of the month up until the last day of the month at 11:59PM UK Time. You are required to meet a set Quota to help track your activity or lack thereof around base.
Requirements
• 7 Promotions
• 3 Trainings
• 3 Tour Guides
• 8 Badge Removals
• 2 Transfers
• 7 Rank Sales
* Only electives that required to complete 3 quotas are allowed to double up item.
You are not allowed to complete any of these duties while you're on LOA. If you are caught doing items such as badge removals, etc. You risk being marked inactive. Your LOA is for you to enjoy - not do HIA items.
2. Weekly Discussion
The Weekly Discussion will be held every Sunday until Saturday at 11:59PM UK Time. The next discussion will be held in the following week. You are required to participate at least 3 sessions of the weekly discussion.
Ownership would be tasked with hosting weekly discussions within the lower elective ranks (2iC-5iC).
Week 1 = Executive Owner & Co-Executive Owner
Week 2 = Owner & Joint Owner
Week 3 = Acting Owner & Co-Owner
Week 4 = Chief Executive Owner & Trial Owner
Back up host: Representatives & Chief of Staff
3. Report
Electives are assigned to submit 4 reports a year. You are required to submit a report on the LAST DAY of the month.
Taking LOA during the reporting month does not mean you are excused from submitting the report. Even if you take LOA, you still have to submit a report in the following month. (When the LOA has ended)
Moreover, taking LOA during the month does not guarantee you will be excused from meeting the Points. If for any reason you are unable to complete the elective duties above for the month it is imperative that you reach out to any of the Representatives ASAP, if they are unable to be reached please reach out to the Directorates or the Founding Director.
Failure to obtain the set points will be STRIKED. To remove a strike, you are required to complete the elective duties (25 points) for 2 months consecutively.
These rules can be found under Section 1.H (Elective Guidelines) within the Code of Conduct. Failure to follow the aforementioned rules will result in proper disciplinary consequences issued by the Chief of Directorates.
Section written by Yowee.
Monthly Reports
As a member of the Executive Committee, you are required to submit a section for the overall Executive Committee Report 4 times a year. Your section should be submitted to the Committee President or Vice President in time. The Executive Committee will produce one joint report and submit it to the Executive Owner, Co-Executive Owner and [Double check if it’s and / or] Chief Executive Owner. Each member has their own section on the report, specific to their duties in the Habbo Intelligence Agency.
The Executive Committee report must contain:
Report Template: CLICK HERE
As a member of the Executive Committee, you are required to submit a section for the overall Executive Committee Report 4 times a year. Your section should be submitted to the Committee President or Vice President in time. The Executive Committee will produce one joint report and submit it to the Executive Owner, Co-Executive Owner and [Double check if it’s and / or] Chief Executive Owner. Each member has their own section on the report, specific to their duties in the Habbo Intelligence Agency.
The Executive Committee report must contain:
- One section per staff member for the overall report.
- Each topic must be related to the members specific area of expertise within the agency.
- Any issues that have arisen from that month that requires specific attention.
Report Template: CLICK HERE
Duties of Executive Committees
These are some - but not all - of the duties and responsibilities as a Leader.
These are some - but not all - of the duties and responsibilities as a Leader.
Trial Executive Committee
The Trial Executive Committee is entirely responsible in providing the Statistic for Rank Sales and Pay. Focus on the Rank Sale trends the highs and the lows (on average what days/time zones purchase the most ranks). Figure out creative ways to boost incoming sales.
Collaborate with payers and get an average amount of people paid daily.
The Trial Executive Committee is entirely responsible in providing the Statistic for Rank Sales and Pay. Focus on the Rank Sale trends the highs and the lows (on average what days/time zones purchase the most ranks). Figure out creative ways to boost incoming sales.
Collaborate with payers and get an average amount of people paid daily.
Director General - Speaker
You are in charge of presenting HIA related information to alliances and/or anyone who inquire about any "professional" information regarding HIA. Work with the Leader of Alliances, Leader of External Affairs, Leader of Internal Affairs, Secretary of State and Secretary of Affairs to make sure you are up to date about what is going on inside and outside of HIA.
You will be involved in posting announcements and updates on the HIA platforms such as the Forum, Website and Twitter Feed. If any issues arise from any of your specific areas within the agency, then report them to the Committee President or Vice President.
You are in charge of presenting HIA related information to alliances and/or anyone who inquire about any "professional" information regarding HIA. Work with the Leader of Alliances, Leader of External Affairs, Leader of Internal Affairs, Secretary of State and Secretary of Affairs to make sure you are up to date about what is going on inside and outside of HIA.
You will be involved in posting announcements and updates on the HIA platforms such as the Forum, Website and Twitter Feed. If any issues arise from any of your specific areas within the agency, then report them to the Committee President or Vice President.
Director General - Strategy Analyst
Overall, your job is to find creative ways to make HIA more efficient and productive. You will need to consider the whole Leadership Council and their views when coming up with suggestions and solutions to fix efficiency within HIA. You should attend all Leader+ meetings and gain ideas from asking the people to present their suggestions.
In addition to the above, it is also the duty of the Strategy Analyst to monitor and gather information on HQ population around all time zones. You should come up with ideas and suggestions on improving HQ population and document any issues. All issues and suggestions raised should then be reported to the Committee President or Vice President.
Overall, your job is to find creative ways to make HIA more efficient and productive. You will need to consider the whole Leadership Council and their views when coming up with suggestions and solutions to fix efficiency within HIA. You should attend all Leader+ meetings and gain ideas from asking the people to present their suggestions.
In addition to the above, it is also the duty of the Strategy Analyst to monitor and gather information on HQ population around all time zones. You should come up with ideas and suggestions on improving HQ population and document any issues. All issues and suggestions raised should then be reported to the Committee President or Vice President.
Director General - External Intelligence
As the Director General of External Intelligence, it is your main duty to work closely with the Allies of the Habbo Intelligence Agency. You should visit each Ally on a regular basis, to ensure that a close relationship between both agencies is maintained. You should work closely with the Habbo Events Team within both agencies, and inform the Director General – Speaker, of any upcoming events.
Meetings with Allies and their corresponding owner may also be held to gather issues and suggestions between both parties. Any issues or suggestions should be immediately raised to the Committee President or Vice President.
As the Director General of External Intelligence, it is your main duty to work closely with the Allies of the Habbo Intelligence Agency. You should visit each Ally on a regular basis, to ensure that a close relationship between both agencies is maintained. You should work closely with the Habbo Events Team within both agencies, and inform the Director General – Speaker, of any upcoming events.
Meetings with Allies and their corresponding owner may also be held to gather issues and suggestions between both parties. Any issues or suggestions should be immediately raised to the Committee President or Vice President.
Director General - Rules and Enforcement
The Director General of Rules and Enforcement is entirely responsible for enforcing the HIA Code of Conduct (“CoC”) and its rules. If you come across any flaw that could be amended in the HIA CoC or have any suggestions on how to improve the CoC or rules, report it to the Committee President or Vice President.
You should work closely with the Legal Affairs Marshal to ensure that members of staff are adhering to all the rules within the HIA Code of Conduct. Any member of staff not following the CoC should then be dealt with accordingly.
The Director General of Rules and Enforcement is entirely responsible for enforcing the HIA Code of Conduct (“CoC”) and its rules. If you come across any flaw that could be amended in the HIA CoC or have any suggestions on how to improve the CoC or rules, report it to the Committee President or Vice President.
You should work closely with the Legal Affairs Marshal to ensure that members of staff are adhering to all the rules within the HIA Code of Conduct. Any member of staff not following the CoC should then be dealt with accordingly.
Committee President and Vice President
The HIA Committee Vice President is asked to assist the President if they need it. If for any reason the President cannot be contacted or is not available when needed, it will be the Vice President’s duty to deal with the matter.
The HIA Committee President and Vice President are asked to oversee all of the Executive Committee to make sure that the Committee members are being productive and efficient in their roles. All in all, they are required to manage the Executive Committee and ensure that all objectives are being met.
You should discuss further objectives for all the members, gather any information, ideas and suggestions, as well as any proposals for changes to the rules, and provide these in a monthly report to the Ownership Division on the last Saturday of each month. It is the duty of the Vice President and President to ensure that each member of the EC has at least one section within each report. Any members not completing their work should be mentioned within the report.
The HIA Committee Vice President is asked to assist the President if they need it. If for any reason the President cannot be contacted or is not available when needed, it will be the Vice President’s duty to deal with the matter.
The HIA Committee President and Vice President are asked to oversee all of the Executive Committee to make sure that the Committee members are being productive and efficient in their roles. All in all, they are required to manage the Executive Committee and ensure that all objectives are being met.
You should discuss further objectives for all the members, gather any information, ideas and suggestions, as well as any proposals for changes to the rules, and provide these in a monthly report to the Ownership Division on the last Saturday of each month. It is the duty of the Vice President and President to ensure that each member of the EC has at least one section within each report. Any members not completing their work should be mentioned within the report.
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