[Congress Debate] Change of Monetary Policies

Day 4,470, 00:23 Published in Netherlands Iran by Janty F


I use these newspapers to initiate the Congress debate, as stipulated by the Lawbook, Ch.II, Art.6, Par.2


Dear members of Congress,

as Minister of Finances, I have often been involved with section of our law called "Monetary policies" and "Government Porgrams". Based on my experience, I can safely say that these sections, including 11 articles in total, do their job good enough in allowing the government to use the earned budget without endangering the financial future of the Netherlands - however they still contain a lot of unnecessary points and buzzwords, which are either not even used on monthly basis, or could even cause us financial harm, if applied word-to-word. That's why I would like to propose an alteration of these two articles, which keep the spirit of current monetary policies, while making them efficient in terms of rules and regulations.

The proposal for new Article 2 (replacing the current Articles 2 and 4) called "Monetary Policies and Government Programs" can be seen below.

1. The organization ‘Ministerie van Economische Zak’ (EZ) serves as the current account of the eNetherlands.
2. The organization ‘DNB’ serves as the Emergency Fund, which can only be used with congressional approval.
3. The current state of financial affairs is noted down in the official Finance Sheet.
4. The budget of the Government of the eNetherlands cannot exceed the currency income of the previous month. An additional budget can be awarded by congressional approval.
5. The Government is required to allocate at least 50% of regular budget on in-game Government Programs that aid eDutch citizens.
6. Details of Governmental Programs can be freely edited. The launch or discontinuing of a Program requires a prior announcement in the Congress.
7. Government Programs require to be promoted at least once a month in the form of an in-game article or national feed shout.


(for reference, current Articles 2 and 4 are here: http://wiki.erepublik.com/index.php/Government_Rules_of_the_Netherlands )