A minimum and two different roles
A learner is reading the supplied 2025 Skolt draft excerpt Sääʹmtegga koʹlle 21 vuäzzliʹžžed da nellj väärrneeʹǩǩ, followed elsewhere by a phrase requiring at least a stated number from an area. The learner writes an English summary saying there are 25 identical members and exactly one representative from every possible place. The tutor asks for evidence for each part of that summary. The task is linguistic: preserve the distinction between ordinary members and deputies and between a minimum and an exact count. It is not asking the learner to determine present electoral eligibility, calculate a current statutory quota or advise a candidate. The source is explicitly identified as a published draft-style attachment, and the original language is available for comparison.
1. Which part of the summary must be corrected?
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Keep 21 ordinary members and four deputy members distinct. A phrase meaning at least supplies a minimum rather than an exact value for every possible place.
2. What would a justified reading answer avoid?
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Avoid combining unlike roles into an undifferentiated group or inventing geographic requirements not supported by the excerpt. Do not turn the reading exercise into present legal advice.