[Appleby] The Arsenal of Democracy

Day 3,332, 06:31 Published in United Kingdom United Kingdom by Sir Humphrey Appleby


Afternoon gents o7,

A few words about the possibilities we have in the upcoming term. As Wayne appears to be our main opponent I would like to offer a few ideas on behalf of the ‘old & tired’ alliance of WRP, TUP, UKRP, PCP, TRS and the renowned Sausage Party

Make the CP a purely executive role

By this I mean primarily to focus on the interests of national defence and foreign affairs. As we are theoretically in mortal peril, and many are clamouring for a more co-ordinated strategy to defend ourselves, making this branch of government completely focussed on unwiping ourselves should be the first and principal duty.

Make the BoE an independent public body

Abolishing the role of MoF and allowing Huey to run the Bank as separate public arm of government would allow a much stronger level of security for our money. With the CP only having access to publically approved funds they would need the other org details to nick any more. We have hundreds of orgs to hide the cash on and several CPs will report the legendary slowness of the admins in correctly finding and resetting each one, for which you need the email address to begin 😛.

Make community affairs a matter for the community

Contrary to the usual conjecture of the elites hoarding power to themselves, I have always and ever been a proponent of trying to devolve and include as much of the workings of government as possible. As is correctly claimed we are shrinking as a community, whether this is part of a game-wide trend or a simple disillusionment with the system. Thus it absolutely vital, if we are to unwipe ourselves, that we do so with the confidence and inclusion of a society that has the capability of facing firmly forwards.

Parliament, Party Presidents & the Public

A theme of this is trying to get the community to act like a community. I think the days of individual parties having artificially high walls are largely over (a special thanks to UKPP for inviting me to observe their alliance talks). A lot of us have friends from all over the political sphere. Some of us happily work with those we once called rivals. And for the interests of the eUK, if included and encouraged, a lot of you fine individuals will do several Wayne's worth of 'improvement', continually, with no money nicked...


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