In light of the new constitution vote, I think we should discuss the powers that the Ecclesia shall see fit to delegate to the Executive. In the event that Eluvatar's minimalist proposal no one objected to fails, we can always use this discussion to base a new Constitution off of.
On August 28, when I wrote what would become the Standing Ordinances, I set the delegate's term at four months and gave the office no political power. I think four months is a fine term. That sets our next election on December 28, 2014.
I think we can all agree Taijitu has grown tremendously since then. To function interregionally our delegate must have some political power to swing about. One idea I had - and I know some of you will find this sacreligious - is to allow the Citizen-Delegate to appoint the Citizen-Diplomat. These two offices must work closely together and I think it would be smoother for all of us to allow the executive to dictate foreign policy via their appointment.
That being said, I also think the delegacy should act on the Westminster model - elected by the legislature and dependent on them. An independent executive is far too susceptible to the coups that cripple other regions and that Taijitu has suffered herself. The Ecclesia should be the end-all be-all of power in Taijitu, as it is quite literally the will of all the people.