Supreme Court
Docket: SC-47
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Submitted 28th May 2026, 18:26 PM UTC 3 months ago
Court Outcome Settled
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I seek an interpretation of Part 2, Section 2, Subsection 1(1) of the Code of Conduct Act 2025. What constitutes a valid motto? We already have guidance for badges and uniform but motto seems to be a grey area. Would this be the motto as shown on the website? What abbreviations are allowed? Are we allowed to include additional text in our motto?
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Court Opinion
Written by dreckly 9th June 2026, 15:35 PM UTC
Good Morning Both,

Apologies for the delay, but the Supreme Court has now issued the following interpretation:

"The mottos of those employed within the Habbo White House must contain the following elements:

- [WH] - noting the use of square brackets
- The name of the user’s rank followed by a semi-colon (;)- with appropriate capitalisation that matches the wording used within the relevant act that establishes the position, I.e Judicial Act for Judicial Members. The name of the rank may be abbreviated, with EOP and Branch Leaders charged with determining what are appropriate abbreviations.
- The appropriate GS/CS scale number expressed as “GS-(Number)” or “CS-(Number)"
- Users may make small personalised additions after their legally mandated motto, though if deemed by EOP or Branch Leaders to be not of a sufficiently professional manner, this must be changed on request
- During times of presidential elections (as defined by the Voting & Electoral Services Commission), members may declare their support for a candidate or ticket by including the name of said ticket in their motto for the duration of the election, placed after the legally mandated requirements."