Sorry for the late reply. I'm not quite sure I get your point, but I think it stems from a misunderstanding about the delegation. In my mind, this is very fluc

Sorry for the late reply. I'm not quite sure I get your point, but I think it stems from a misunderstanding about the delegation. In my mind, this is very fluctuating. Let's say all questions are divided among departments, similar to today. Now, perhaps I I have delegated my vote on all questions of agriculture (which obviously unaglisivation falls under) to you. This means that you carry my vote, until I either remove my support from you henceforth, or I vote differently in a particular matter. So, I have simply delegated all matters of agriculture to you on auto-pilot, but I can change that whenever I want -- including during a vote (which in this system must take some time, perhaps on the order of weeks, or indeed indefinitely, until a matter is resolved). The system is inspired a little bit by the great John Byrne story "The Trial of Reed Richards".