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Senator '''Lüc Iánescu-Braneusefiglhëu da Schir''', O.Be. (''Luca Badin'', b. December 28th, 1997) is a Talossan citizen from the province of [[Benito]]. He is the current leader of the [[Moderate Radical Party of Talossa]]
Senator [[Lüc da Schir|Lüc da Schir]], O.Be. (b. December 28th, 1997) is a Talossan citizen from the province of [[Benito]]. He is a former three-term [[Prime Minister]], a former leader of the [[Moderate Radical Party of Talossa]] and has held various positions in Cabinet over a span of four and a half years.


He was granted citizenship on March 21st, {{year|2012}}.
He was granted citizenship on March 21st, {{year|2012}}.


==Political Career==
{{Profile
While his political career actually started among the ranks of the [[RUMP]], he quickly moved towards the [[MRPT|Moderate Radical Party of Talossa]], of which he is the current Party Leader. He also served as Party Whip for the 46th Cosa and as Party Secretary between the 46th and the 48th Cosas.
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==Politics==
Da Schir has been involved in Talossan politics for over six straight years, sitting on the Cosa and subsequently the Senate for virtually the entirety of his Talossan life. He identifies as a centrist pragmatist and a moderate reformist, which has generally identified the MRPT's ideology under his tenure as leader. His legislative accomplishments as main sponsor or key cosponsor notably include electoral reform, provincial catchment area reform and various budget bills. He is also involved in attempts to overhaul Talossa's constitutional framework.
 
===Voting record===
Da Schir missed a single vote in his parliamentary tenure, out of roughly fifty, as to mid 2018. In Glüc da Dhi's partisan reviews of MZ's voting records, based on each MZ's vote on individual bills, he usually ranks in the middle of the left-to-right list of MZs and slightly towards the right of MRPT MZs, with the notable exception of the 49th Cosa where he ranked as the absolute most leftist MZ.


===Cosa===
===44th and 45th Cosa===
He served as MC during the 44th, 45th and 46th Cosa, representing the MRPT. During his tenure, he has never missed a single vote.<br />
While his political career actually started among the ranks of the [[RUMP]], he quickly moved towards the [[MRPT|Moderate Radical Party of Talossa]], which he joined before the elections to the 44th Cosa. He sat as an MC for the 44th and 45th Cosa; he was also elected as Maestro of Benito on July 22th, 2013.


===Senate===
===46th Cosa===
Da Schir announced his candidacy to Benito's Senate Seat on July 23rd, 2014, in the province's first election to a full senatorial term since 2012, when [[Iason Taiwos]] was elected. He won the election unopposed with nine votes.
After former party whip Alexandreu Soleiglhfred stepped down during the second congress of the MRPT, da Schir was appointed to replace him in the role as the effective deputy leader of the party. Following the MRPT's electoral win, he was selected to serve as Minister of STUFF in Glüc da Dhi's cabinet. As party whip, he also led the MRPT's parliamentary caucus during the 46th Cosa. He closed his three-term tenure in the Cosa without missing a single vote.


===Government===
===47th Cosa===
====46th Cosa (STUFF)====
Following Glüc da Dhi's decision not to stand for reelection as leader of the MRPT, da Schir was elected as the new leader; he also announced his candidacy to Benito's Senate seat on July 23rd, 2014, in the province's first election to a full senatorial term since 2012, a race he won unopposed.
Da Schir served as [[Minister of Stuff]] during the 46th Cosa.


====47th Cosa (Prime Minister)====
Despite the MRPT losing a share of its centrist vote to the reformed Progressives and the new Liberal Congress, the party won once again first place among the coalition parties and da Schir succeeded to his fellow party member da Dhi at the helm of the government, forming the [[First da Schir Cabinet]]. He resigned from his post as Maestro of Benito on October 22th, 2014. following his election as Senator.
During the 47th Cosa, Lüc da Schir served as [[Prime Minister]] of the Kingdom of Talossa, leading a coalition formed by [[MRPT]], [[ZRT]], [[Liberal Congress]] and [[Progressives]].


At just 16 years, 8 months and 22 days of age he is the youngest Talossan ever to be sworn in as Seneschal, and the third of thirty-four Seneschais to hail from the province of Benito, the previous being [[Thomas Buffone]] over twenty-two years before.
At almost 17 years of age, he was the youngest Talossan ever to be sworn in as Prime Minister, and only the third Seneschal to hail from the province of Benito, the previous being [[Thomas Buffone]] over twenty-two years before.


He also served as [[Attorney-General]] ''pro tempore'' between his dismissal of the previous A-G [[Magniloqueu da Lhiun]] to [[Txec Róibeard Nordselva]]'s appointment, for a week and a half in mid-January 2015. He took on the job again in April 2015 when, at the Cosa's dissolution, Nordselva resigned to return to his job in the Cort dels Edilicieux.
He also served as [[Attorney-General]] ''pro tempore'' between his dismissal of the previous A-G [[Magniloqueu da Lhiun]] to [[Txec Róibeard Nordselva]]'s appointment, for a week and a half in mid-January 2015. He took on the job again in April 2015 when, at the Cosa's dissolution, Nordselva resigned to return to his job in the Cort dels Edilicieux.
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From May onwards, he also had to fill in for Owen Edwards' absence from the Government and replaced him as caretaker [[Minister of Finance]], holding ''de facto'' three portfolios simultaneously for about two months.
From May onwards, he also had to fill in for Owen Edwards' absence from the Government and replaced him as caretaker [[Minister of Finance]], holding ''de facto'' three portfolios simultaneously for about two months.


====48th Cosa (Distain, Finance)====
===48th Cosa===
Lüc da Schir served as Distain (Deputy Prime Minister), inside a coalition with the same composition of the previous one.
The newly formed alliance between the ZRT and the Liberal Congress, which enjoyed a theoretical advantage of 52 seats to the 42 of the MRPT coming in to the elections to the 48th Cosa, managed to narrowly stay in front of the Moderate Radicals by a single vote after the elections, and as such took the lead of the broad coalition which had been governing Talossa since early 2014. As such, da Schir accepted a role as Distain in Free Democrat leader Xheraltescu's [[Xheraltescu Cabinet|cabinet]], temporarily filling in for Owen Edwards as Acting Finance Minister as well.
He also held the portfolio of the Ministry of Finance, thus prepared an unusual second Budget in a row, in an initially temporary arrangement.


===Provincial===
During the term, he was honored with the Order of Benito on April 29th 2015 by Maestro Vitxalmour Conductour.
Da Schir served as Maestro of Benito for more than a year from July 22th, 2013 to October 22th, 2014, when he resigned following his election as Senator.
 
He has been a Member of the Benitian Legislative Chancellery since June 2012, and has served during the 44th, 45th, 46th, 47th and 48th Cosa.<br />
===49th Cosa===
He is also the current Arvitieir Prima of Benito, following Istefan Perþonest's resignations.
With the party in disarray after a poor performance in the coalition, da Schir took a number of steps towards reorganization, such as offloading some of his tasks to other members (Ian Plätschisch being appointed to the office of Party Secretary after a three-Cosa tenure by da Schir) and initially advocating for not joining any coalition in the next government. The party suffered an emphatic nine-seat loss. After the elections, talks with other parties resulted instead in the MRPT joining a coalition government with the RUMP and the TNC, led by Cresti Siervicül, with da Schir accepting a role as Distain.
He has been awarded his province's greatest honour, the Order of Benito, on April 29th 2015.
 
===50th and 51st Cosa===
After a good performance by the party in the previous coalition, da Schir led the party to their biggest success to date, winning 79 seats in the Cosa and first place. He was also reelected as Senator for Benito, winning 11-5 against his Free Democrat opponent Taiwos. This ushered in a [[Second da Schir Cabinet|second term]] as Seneschal for da Schir, heading a coalition between the Moderate Radicals and the Free Democrats. He briefly served as Acting Mençei from August to October 2017.
 
In the run up to the 51st Cosa elections, da Schir won reelection to a third term as leader of the MRPT. Taking advantage of a positive record and a general sense of apathy in the other parties, da Schir led the Moderate Radicals to a second straight record breaking election, gaining four seats and over 40% of the vote share. This led to the previous coalition being renewed and a [[Third da Schir Cabinet|third term]] as Prime Minister.
 
In the waning days of the 51st Cosa, da Schir announced he would partially retire from national politics, by stepping down as leader of the MRPT one Cosa in advance and ruling out any involvement in the next couple of Governments, concurrently declaring his bid for a third term in the Senate. He plans to focus the next phase of his Talossan life on Senatorial activity - where he mentioned he would seek to take a more independent stance, while still having no plans to relinquish his Moderate Radical membership -, legislative projects and reforms (such as parliamentary bylaws and Organic reform) and on other interests, such as journalism and political punditry.
 
As part of the elections for his successor as Leader of the Moderate Radicals, he nominated and endorsed Ian Plätschisch, da Schir's long time deputy as Party Whip for most of the latter's tenure as leader. He was ultimately replaced by Plätschisch on June 8th.
 
===52nd Cosa===
Da Schir was opposed in his bid for a third term in the Senate by a fellow three-term Seneschal, albeit of the Republic: Free Democrat [[Eiric Börnatfiglheu]]. Preliminary data show he won reelection with 75% of the vote, an increased majority from the 67% of his second term.


==Journalism==
==Journalism and Punditry==
He is currently the chief editor of the [[Talossan Observer]] news company, which he founded in the late March 2012. Due to a chronical lack of time and to his involvement in national politics, however, any publication is currently suspended.
He is currently the chief editor of the [[Talossan Observer]] news company, which he founded in the late March 2012. Due to a chronical lack of time and to his involvement in national politics, however, any publication is currently suspended. He was one of the two runner-ups to the title of Best Journalist of 2014 and his piece "The Talossan Observer's Analysis on the January 2014 General Elections" won the Article of the Year award, both as part of the 2014 Talossan Journalism Awards. Later that year, he also contributed to the first issue of Preßeu Zespenat with an article about his last thoughts as Prime Minister.


He also contributed to the first issue of Preßeu Zespenat with an article about his last thoughts as Prime Minister.
In recent years, his writing interest has shifted to political punditry; he released exit polls for every general election from 2015 onwards, around half an hour before polls are closed. The exit polls are created by assigning to each individual citizen a chance of voting for each party, and simulating the outcome 10.000 times; each citizen also has a chance of showing up to vote, that decreases over time using a formula derived from the turnout pattern of previous elections, and influences the eventual outcome of the projection by predicting the final turnout ahead of time.


==Military==
==Other interests==
Lüc da Schir serves as bandsman tubist in the 1st Platoon of the [[Zouaves of the Royal Bodyguard]] with the grade of Corporal.
Lüc da Schir serves as bandsman tubist in the 1st Platoon of the [[Zouaves of the Royal Bodyguard]] with the grade of Corporal.
==Personal Life==
Lüc is an IT student in his hometown of Pordenone, Italy, where he is also representing 1550 schoolmates on the school's board as one of the four School Representatives. Da Schir has been playing the trumpet since 2008. Other hobbies of him include PC gaming and skiing. His favourite sports are tennis and rugby (a sport he has always loved but never played seriously). He is a keen supporter of the Australian two-time Grand Slam champion Lleyton Hewitt, and counts among his favourite players the Serb Novak Djokovic and the Swiss Roger Federer. He is a supporter of the Guinness Pro 12 side Benetton Treviso and always follows all the matches he can during the RBS Six Nations.


==Offices==
==Offices==
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===National===
===National===
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[[Category:Talossan citizens]]
[[Category:Talossan citizens]]
==See Also==
* [[First Da Schir Cabinet]]
* [[Second Da Schir Cabinet]]
* [[Third Da Schir Cabinet]]
* [[Talossan Observer]]
* [[Moderate Radical Party of Talossa]]

Revision as of 15:47, 29 July 2018

Senator Lüc da Schir, O.Be. (b. December 28th, 1997) is a Talossan citizen from the province of Benito. He is a former three-term Prime Minister, a former leader of the Moderate Radical Party of Talossa and has held various positions in Cabinet over a span of four and a half years.

He was granted citizenship on March 21st, 2012/XXXIII.

Lüc da Schir
Senator for Benito
In office:
1 Oct 2014/XXXV -
Preceded by: Tric'hard Carschaleir
Followed by: incumbent
Seneschal
In office:
1 Jan 2017/XXXVIII - 29 Jul 2018/XXXIX
Preceded by: Cresti Siervicül
Followed by: Ian Plätschisch
Seneschal
In office:
19 Sep 2014/XXXV - 24 Jun 2015/XXXVI
Preceded by: Glüc da Dhi
Followed by: C. Carlüs Xheraltescù

Politics

Da Schir has been involved in Talossan politics for over six straight years, sitting on the Cosa and subsequently the Senate for virtually the entirety of his Talossan life. He identifies as a centrist pragmatist and a moderate reformist, which has generally identified the MRPT's ideology under his tenure as leader. His legislative accomplishments as main sponsor or key cosponsor notably include electoral reform, provincial catchment area reform and various budget bills. He is also involved in attempts to overhaul Talossa's constitutional framework.

Voting record

Da Schir missed a single vote in his parliamentary tenure, out of roughly fifty, as to mid 2018. In Glüc da Dhi's partisan reviews of MZ's voting records, based on each MZ's vote on individual bills, he usually ranks in the middle of the left-to-right list of MZs and slightly towards the right of MRPT MZs, with the notable exception of the 49th Cosa where he ranked as the absolute most leftist MZ.

44th and 45th Cosa

While his political career actually started among the ranks of the RUMP, he quickly moved towards the Moderate Radical Party of Talossa, which he joined before the elections to the 44th Cosa. He sat as an MC for the 44th and 45th Cosa; he was also elected as Maestro of Benito on July 22th, 2013.

46th Cosa

After former party whip Alexandreu Soleiglhfred stepped down during the second congress of the MRPT, da Schir was appointed to replace him in the role as the effective deputy leader of the party. Following the MRPT's electoral win, he was selected to serve as Minister of STUFF in Glüc da Dhi's cabinet. As party whip, he also led the MRPT's parliamentary caucus during the 46th Cosa. He closed his three-term tenure in the Cosa without missing a single vote.

47th Cosa

Following Glüc da Dhi's decision not to stand for reelection as leader of the MRPT, da Schir was elected as the new leader; he also announced his candidacy to Benito's Senate seat on July 23rd, 2014, in the province's first election to a full senatorial term since 2012, a race he won unopposed.

Despite the MRPT losing a share of its centrist vote to the reformed Progressives and the new Liberal Congress, the party won once again first place among the coalition parties and da Schir succeeded to his fellow party member da Dhi at the helm of the government, forming the First da Schir Cabinet. He resigned from his post as Maestro of Benito on October 22th, 2014. following his election as Senator.

At almost 17 years of age, he was the youngest Talossan ever to be sworn in as Prime Minister, and only the third Seneschal to hail from the province of Benito, the previous being Thomas Buffone over twenty-two years before.

He also served as Attorney-General pro tempore between his dismissal of the previous A-G Magniloqueu da Lhiun to Txec Róibeard Nordselva's appointment, for a week and a half in mid-January 2015. He took on the job again in April 2015 when, at the Cosa's dissolution, Nordselva resigned to return to his job in the Cort dels Edilicieux.

From May onwards, he also had to fill in for Owen Edwards' absence from the Government and replaced him as caretaker Minister of Finance, holding de facto three portfolios simultaneously for about two months.

48th Cosa

The newly formed alliance between the ZRT and the Liberal Congress, which enjoyed a theoretical advantage of 52 seats to the 42 of the MRPT coming in to the elections to the 48th Cosa, managed to narrowly stay in front of the Moderate Radicals by a single vote after the elections, and as such took the lead of the broad coalition which had been governing Talossa since early 2014. As such, da Schir accepted a role as Distain in Free Democrat leader Xheraltescu's cabinet, temporarily filling in for Owen Edwards as Acting Finance Minister as well.

During the term, he was honored with the Order of Benito on April 29th 2015 by Maestro Vitxalmour Conductour.

49th Cosa

With the party in disarray after a poor performance in the coalition, da Schir took a number of steps towards reorganization, such as offloading some of his tasks to other members (Ian Plätschisch being appointed to the office of Party Secretary after a three-Cosa tenure by da Schir) and initially advocating for not joining any coalition in the next government. The party suffered an emphatic nine-seat loss. After the elections, talks with other parties resulted instead in the MRPT joining a coalition government with the RUMP and the TNC, led by Cresti Siervicül, with da Schir accepting a role as Distain.

50th and 51st Cosa

After a good performance by the party in the previous coalition, da Schir led the party to their biggest success to date, winning 79 seats in the Cosa and first place. He was also reelected as Senator for Benito, winning 11-5 against his Free Democrat opponent Taiwos. This ushered in a second term as Seneschal for da Schir, heading a coalition between the Moderate Radicals and the Free Democrats. He briefly served as Acting Mençei from August to October 2017.

In the run up to the 51st Cosa elections, da Schir won reelection to a third term as leader of the MRPT. Taking advantage of a positive record and a general sense of apathy in the other parties, da Schir led the Moderate Radicals to a second straight record breaking election, gaining four seats and over 40% of the vote share. This led to the previous coalition being renewed and a third term as Prime Minister.

In the waning days of the 51st Cosa, da Schir announced he would partially retire from national politics, by stepping down as leader of the MRPT one Cosa in advance and ruling out any involvement in the next couple of Governments, concurrently declaring his bid for a third term in the Senate. He plans to focus the next phase of his Talossan life on Senatorial activity - where he mentioned he would seek to take a more independent stance, while still having no plans to relinquish his Moderate Radical membership -, legislative projects and reforms (such as parliamentary bylaws and Organic reform) and on other interests, such as journalism and political punditry.

As part of the elections for his successor as Leader of the Moderate Radicals, he nominated and endorsed Ian Plätschisch, da Schir's long time deputy as Party Whip for most of the latter's tenure as leader. He was ultimately replaced by Plätschisch on June 8th.

52nd Cosa

Da Schir was opposed in his bid for a third term in the Senate by a fellow three-term Seneschal, albeit of the Republic: Free Democrat Eiric Börnatfiglheu. Preliminary data show he won reelection with 75% of the vote, an increased majority from the 67% of his second term.

Journalism and Punditry

He is currently the chief editor of the Talossan Observer news company, which he founded in the late March 2012. Due to a chronical lack of time and to his involvement in national politics, however, any publication is currently suspended. He was one of the two runner-ups to the title of Best Journalist of 2014 and his piece "The Talossan Observer's Analysis on the January 2014 General Elections" won the Article of the Year award, both as part of the 2014 Talossan Journalism Awards. Later that year, he also contributed to the first issue of Preßeu Zespenat with an article about his last thoughts as Prime Minister.

In recent years, his writing interest has shifted to political punditry; he released exit polls for every general election from 2015 onwards, around half an hour before polls are closed. The exit polls are created by assigning to each individual citizen a chance of voting for each party, and simulating the outcome 10.000 times; each citizen also has a chance of showing up to vote, that decreases over time using a formula derived from the turnout pattern of previous elections, and influences the eventual outcome of the projection by predicting the final turnout ahead of time.

Other interests

Lüc da Schir serves as bandsman tubist in the 1st Platoon of the Zouaves of the Royal Bodyguard with the grade of Corporal.

Offices

The Ziu

Preceded by
Tric'hard Carschaleir
Senator for Benito
Senate for the 47th Cosa - Present
Succeeded by
Incumbent
Member of Cosa 44th  45th  46th  

National

Preceded by
Glüc da Dhi
Leader of the MRPT
11 Aug 2014/XXXV - 8 Jun 2018/XXXIX
Succeeded by
Ian Plätschisch


Preceded by
Sir Cresti Siervicül, UrN
Seneschal
1 Jan 2017/XXXVIII - 29 Jul 2018/XXXIX
Succeeded by
Ian Plätschisch
Preceded by
Glüc da Dhi
Seneschal
19 Sep 2014/XXXV - 24 Jun 2015/XXXVI
Succeeded by
Carlüs Xheraltescù
Preceded by
Miestra Schiva
Distain
25 Jun 2015/XXXVI - 20 Dec 2015/XXXVI
Succeeded by
Miestra Schiva
Preceded by
Miestra Schiva
Distain
4 Apr 2016/XXXVII - 31 Jan 2017/XXXVIII
Succeeded by
Ian Plätschisch
Preceded by
Owen Edwards
Finance Minister
3 Jun 2015/XXXVI - 20 Dec 2015/XXXVI
Succeeded by
Alexandreu Davinescu
Preceded by
Alexandreu Davinescu
Minister of Stuff
24 Jan 2014/XXXV - 20 Sep 2014/XXXV
Succeeded by
Sevastáin Pinátsch
Preceded by
Carlüs Xheraltescu
Head of the New Citizen's Committee
25 Jan 2014/XXXV - Oct 2014/XXXV
Succeeded by
Beneditsch Ardpresteir

Provincial

Preceded by
Tímoþi Asmourescu
Maestro of Benito
22 Jul 2013/XXXIV - 22 Oct 2014/XXXV
Succeeded by
Vitxalmour Conductour
Preceded by
Istefan Perþonest
Arvitieir Prima of Benito
27 April 2014/XXXV - 16 April 2016/XXXVII
Succeeded by
Istefan Perþonest

See Also