Council of Reassignment (Order of the Lethos Jedi)

The Council of Reassignment was one of the four Jedi Councils of the Order of the Lethos Jedi in operation during the rule of the Rend Collective Triumvirate. The Reassignment Council met in the northeast tower of the Jedi Temple on Olympus.

Overview
The Council of Reassignment was made up of five Jedi Masters tasked with leading the Lethos Service Corps and the Councils that governed each branch. Meeting in the austere Council Chamber at the Lethos Temple on Olympus, membership on the Council was granted through appointment after a vote of all members. Two permanent members sat for life or until they stepped down, while the other three rotated out after serving a five year term.

Leading the Lethos Service Corps meant monitoring Jedi Initiates and their progress through the Jedi academy. If an Initiate failed to pass the Initiate Trials or the Force did not wish them to continue down the path of a Jedi Knight, the Council would step in and assign them to a branch of the Service Corps. Membership in the Corps was often viewed as a sign of weakness or failure; however, this was not the case. The Council would state that the work of the Corps aided galactic society just as a Knight would, however through use of other skills than wielding a lightsaber. The Council also looked after Padawan who failed the Jedi Trials or who were not selected for training by a Master. Membership was not restricted to those who failed out of the academy; the Council also assigned full-fledged Knights and Masters to serve a rotation with the Corps.

To assist in the operation of the Corps, the Reassignment Council organized four smaller satellite Councils to directly oversee each of the branches of the Corps. The Agricultural Corps was led by a Council generally made up of Ho'Din and Ithorians while the Medical Corps was led by the Circle of Healers. The Educational Corps was overseen by the Librarian's Assembly and the Chief Librarian; the Exploration Corps by several ranking masters.