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When a majority of the members sitting on the C.S.A. Council are elected C.S.A. State Governors, the name of the council shall be the "C.S.A. Governor’s Council" and the members of the renamed council, which may still contain a few C.S.A. State Registrars from those states yet to hold their constitutional conventions, shall elect their own Chairman. At that point, the National Registrar, being replaced as the interim Chairman shall function only as an advisor with no vote. Legal advisors assigned to the C.S.A. Council shall also have no vote. The members of the C.S.A. Council, whether a State Registrar or a C.S.A. State Governor, shall continue to have one vote each, however a State may not be represented both by a State Registrar and a State Governor at the same time, thus a State shall have only one vote on the Council.

When a State re-staffs its Confederate State Government in a Constitutional Convention and elects their Governor, the State Registrar of that State shall cease to be an employee of the national C.S.A. Government and shall thenceforth be under the direction of that State’s Governor in accordance with the dictates of that particular State.

After at least seven (7) States have re-staffed and resurrected their Confederate State Governments through Constitutional Conventions, the Constitutional Court shall Order a National Convention of Delegates from those States to be held for the purposes of re-staffing and resurrecting the National C.S.A. Provisional Government.

The C.S.A. Governor’s Council shall be provisional until their organization is ratified in the C.S.A. national Constitution. Their powers shall mainly be for coordination of the States’ efforts including coordination for national disasters. However, they shall have the right to initiate impeachment proceedings against both the Executive Branch and the Judicial Branches of the national C.S.A. Government. The Governor’s Council shall also work on long term planning that they might want the Congress of the Confederate States of America to pursue as well as their own State Legislatures.

The C.S.A. Governor’s Council shall elect, from amongst their own Council, up to 6 Governors who shall serve as Justices on the Constitutional Court along with the 3 existing Justices. The maximum number of Justices shall be 9 and a minimum to decide cases shall be a majority of the then existing Justices on the Court. An elected Justice shall serve only so long as he remains a Governor of his State.

Another serious duty of the C.S.A. Governors’ Council shall be to attempt to mediate problems that might develop between various States that have not been settled in the Congress in order to maintain peace and friendship between the various Confederate States.