"It is with a heavy heart that today I, Volet Lyu'medin, must highlight a Medi'ir's refusal to their sixth listed duty of service. Delonna Aeleyelsa, whom I hold in very high regard and praise for their success in servicing the city, failed today in his duty.
"During a discussion in which a mali'aheral mentioned, 'the triumvirate's decision on the mali'ker', I began to inquire in regards to the nature of the reference. As he outright refused to answer my questions on the discussion occurring in our elected government, I grew more persistent. I highlighted his fault in denying me the information, to which he responded 'it does not concern you', and stating, 'I prefer citizens don't go out of their way to bother people about government discussions'.
"With this sort of attitude displayed in a public setting among a group of elmali'aheral, I can not help but feel that Mr. Aeleyelsa has lost sight of what it means to serve as Medi'ir. The position of a public servant should not be taken for granted and I fear it has in this case. Even more unsettling, however, is the fact two of my fellow citizens in fact reinforced this ideology; Mr. Eleron and another I have not yet acquainted with. It was only once I began to reinforce my argument and that Mr. Caelria joined the dialogue and voiced his agreement that Mr. Eleron switched his platform, and the other elf quieted down.
"As I stated orally at the time of the encounter, we cannot allow authoritarian practices to go unacknowledged or unpunished. We must have a cihi where mali'aheral may inquire as to their government freely and without impediment. This is why I believe we began to elect officials by majority of the people. Let us not confuse ourselves, lest we forsake our chiefest and most revered principle,
maehr'sae hiylun'ehya."
The paper can be found posted in the tavern, in the barracks of elsillumir, in the hall of magi, and by the gate.