Sorry Marco, but that is not how this works. You cannot simply come and go as you please. You were appointed to the Cabinet on July 13, 2011 by the five Cabinet members then standing who were John Corbin, Scott Ludwig, Chuck Jensen, Jeka Gulyaev, and Gary McClellan who had stepped down as the Coalition CinC thus creating the vacancy. You resigned of your own free will, but you cannot return to a post that you willfully abandoned in the same manner.

I will consult the four standing Cabinet members to see if they are willing to allow you to return to the Cabinet. Under the precedent buy which you became the Coalition CinC, i.e. Cabinet Appointment, they would also have the right to appoint someone to take your place. Their majority vote will decide the issue. If the new club rules are adopted, it will thereafter be the members who decide the issue by their majority vote.

Definition of retreat in English:
retreat
Syllabification: re·treat
Pronunciation: /riˈtrēt

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verb


1(of an army) withdraw from enemy forces as a result of their superior power or after a defeat: the French retreated in disarray

1.1move back or withdraw: it becomes so hot that the lizards retreat into the shade a series of trenches which filled with water when the ice retreated (as adjective retreating) the sound of retreating footsteps

1.2withdraw to a quiet or secluded place: after the funeral he retreated to the shore

1.3change one’s decisions, plans, or attitude, as a result of criticism from others: his proposals were clearly unreasonable and he was soon forced to retreat

1.4(of shares of stock) decline in value: [with complement]: shares retreated 32 points to 653 points

1.5 [with object] Chess move (a piece) back from a forward or threatened position on the board.