The Council met in the Vulcan Council Chambers in ShiKahr, where the seven ministers could discuss issues of governance in the Hall of Debate, and had offices for each of their ministries. Elections were held once every decade, with candidates selected logically on their merit for the job by way of general elections where all adult Vulcans were entitled to vote. There had been no attempts at attempting to appeal to the voters or manipulate them in order to "buy" the elections with such an act being unheard of on the Vulcan homeworld. Following the elections, even those Vulcans that opposed the appointment of the individual into office were likely to follow such leaders due to the fact that they were placed in their position by the will of the people. Thus, any opposition to the newly elect
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| - The Council met in the Vulcan Council Chambers in ShiKahr, where the seven ministers could discuss issues of governance in the Hall of Debate, and had offices for each of their ministries. Elections were held once every decade, with candidates selected logically on their merit for the job by way of general elections where all adult Vulcans were entitled to vote. There had been no attempts at attempting to appeal to the voters or manipulate them in order to "buy" the elections with such an act being unheard of on the Vulcan homeworld. Following the elections, even those Vulcans that opposed the appointment of the individual into office were likely to follow such leaders due to the fact that they were placed in their position by the will of the people. Thus, any opposition to the newly elected leader would be a disruption in Vulcan society which was an act that was seen as being illogical. However, should the leader be shown to be incompetent in some manner - there were rules and procedures that were in place that needed to be followed in order to remove them. Thus, there were no open acts of rebellion with the Vulcan people simply waiting to see any act that was seen as being detrimental to their society whereupon they followed the standard impeachment procedure. In order to impeach the elected leader, the other six Councilors were required to make a unanimous vote in order to remove them from office. Whilst in place, no Vulcan Councilor had suffered such an act for seven hundred years. (Last Unicorn RPG module: The Way of Kolinahr: The Vulcans) The Vulcan High Command's Administrator required approval from the Council to carry out their governance. (ENT episode: "Kir'Shara")
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