He is elected from amongst the ex-Censors for 20 years. Elected every six months from the Senate by the Senate.Ĭonsul in charge of the administration outside of the Ager Publicus, which is the domain of the Senate, within which he has no Imperium. In the event of death or leave from Rome, these men assume the responsibilities of the missing Consul. Have the power of veto over each other and the Consul Perpetuus. At Senate meetings, these men speak second. A man may only hold the office for one year, four times, and not in succession or more than three times in a five year period. After their tenure, they may be charged with crimes committed whilst in office. When they leave office they are eligible for office of Censor. Also called simply Consul, these two men are granted Imperium (Imperium is the power to make laws by personal declaration) upon election to office, which is for one year.
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