TBH, I think that the Atlasian constitution was very loosely based on the USA one and thus when there are conflicts like this one where it's not really explicit either way, we should defer to the US Constitution. The US Constitution does not allow Senators or Representatives to be recalled but rather only removed by their peers in the Senate (or House) even though the States (or in this case, regions) are the ones that elect the Senators. I think someone should take this to the Supreme Court so we can resolve it, though.
Yep. To the extent there's a legitimate dispute, there's no harm in seeking a formal verdict; though were I a justice, I would need to see an argument more convincing than those in this thread to rule in favor of the constitutionality of the regions recalling their senators before the expiration of their term.
