[WRP] - A view from Parliament - Issue 39
Day 2,404, 11:39
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Published in United Kingdom 
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by Huey George
Introduction
Time for another 'A view from Parliament' and with the usual chance for you, my constituents to review how I've spent my time representing you in Congress so far.
Please also contact me via personal message to discuss any Congressional issues or concerns you may have as it's your right and my duty to listen.
Law Proposals
Natural EnemyArgentina has been proposed as Natural Enemy.
I voted Yes. At the time both the Argentine Congress and UK Congress seemed likely to pass the natural enemy law proposal proposed against one another.
The votes ended;
26 YES votes to 4 NO votes
Trade embargo President of United Kingdom proposes to stop the trade with Argentina
I voted Yes. Very minimal impact on the UK however it prohibits citizens of an enemy nation to benefit from our economy.
The votes ended;
31 YES votes to 3 NO votes
Country DonationDo you agree to transfer 400000 GBP from the country accounts to Bank of England??
I voted Yes. To provide the MoF funds to begin to use the Emergy Fund and support the MoD when directed by the CP and Congress
The vote ended;
16 YES votes to 15 NO votes
MPPPresident of Belgium proposed a mutual protection pact with United Kingdom
I voted Yes. As this forms part of the recently signed North Sea Protection Pact treaty
The vote ended;
26 YES votes to 6 NO votes in the UK
21 YES vote to 5 NO votes in Belgium
MPPPresident of United Kingdom proposed a mutual protection pact with Poland
I voted Yes. A fellow Sirius alliance member who we are in a pact with for mutual protection, mutual advantage and mutual gain.
The vote ended;
28 YES votes to 5 NO votes in the UK
34 YES vote to 0 NO votes in Poland
MPPPresident of Netherlands proposed a mutual protection pact with United Kingdom
I voted Yes. As this forms part of the recently signed North Sea Protection Pact treaty
The vote ended;
21 YES votes to 1 NO votes in the UK
28 YES vote to 4 NO votes in Netherlands
MPPPresident of Bulgaria proposed a mutual protection pact with United Kingdom
I voted Yes. A strong mutually benefiting ally to have.
The vote ended;
28 YES votes to 0 NO votes in the UK
21 YES vote to 6 NO votes in Bulgaria
MPPPresident of Lithuania proposed a mutual protection pact with United Kingdom
I voted Yes. A ProSirius member who we are in a pact with for mutual protection, mutual advantage and mutual gain.
The vote ended;
24 YES votes to 0 NO votes in the UK
27 YES vote to 3 NO votes in Lithuania
MPPPresident of Spain proposed a mutual protection pact with United Kingdom
I voted Yes. Another fellow Sirius alliance member who we are in a pact with for mutual protection, mutual advantage and mutual gain.
The vote ended;
26 YES votes to 0 NO votes in the UK
1 YES vote to 0 NO votes in Spain
President ImpeachmentDo you want the current president of United Kingdom to end this office?
Sir Humphrey ApplebyI voted No. I'd only vote to impeach our democratically elected country president on grounds of gross incompetence, corruption, inactivity or strong will of the people. As I've seen no evidence of any of these, Appleby, remains the right citizen to lead the UK for the remainder of his term.
As there is still time on this proposal I'd encourage my fellow members of Congress to cast their vote against the impeachment law proposal.
The current votes stands as of 11:30 Day 2,404 of the New World;
9 YES votes to 7 NO votes
Citizenship Applications Approved
MarkTDI approved Mark's application without question, this former UK citizen is a fantastic guy and the UK is a better place to have him once again more involved in our community in my opinion.
I hope you all join me in welcoming Mark back to the UK.
Closing thoughts
Once again I've hopefully given you an insight into how I've spent my time representing you in Congress. Once again I encourage comment however please let's encourage respect in public dialogue to set a positive example that elevates the quality of politics in our country. This should enable a more intelligent dialogue on public issues to attract all citizens to take part. So I ask you to bear this in mind with your own contributions.
A final note to new citizens please consider completing this Ministry of Finance form if you'd like some of the Emergy Fund Grants (the initial distributed of which will begin soon so keep an eye out for a MoF article...). You can also get food from the NHS if you are below level 30 (and fighting for a main stream UK mu etc.)
Emergy Fund Application Form
eUK NHS Application Form
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Author
Huey George
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Comments
Were it not a Serb sitting in 2nd place I would've gladly voted to impeach our sitting CP, he's been completely inactive.
We have been invaded over the past few days by two countries, yet Appleby has been largely absent from the #MoD war room, and has failed to make sure that the MoD has enough cc in an MU to use Combat Order's.
In addition, we are still yet to see an MPP signed with Germark who are the biggest damage country in the NSPP- I have no idea why this is, but ultimately this is the CP's responsibility.
Valid points Adrastos however I do believe the CP is working very hard in the background.... I'd have like to have seen the CP a little more present and answerable to his electorate (maybe through more article from 10 Downing Street) however I don't carry his mandate so can't know his pressures...
I hope Appleby can manage to win you around before the end of his term.
I'm sorry but absences like http://prntscr.com/3u0h7o from the MoD room a couple of days ago during a crucial phase of our war on two fronts are just inexcusable in my opinion. From what I have been told our signing of MPPs since the war started has been directly held up by Appleby's inactivity.
Fair point...and I can only speak from my view in the cabinet. However I can tell Appleby will have some work to win you around Adrastos... Although it's good to keep a CP on his toes as they should be answerable to their electorate so it's great you are sharing your views \o/.
Good report one more time Huey! v
Very good report, and I will gladly join you in welcoming MarkTD to the UK.
voted, as always.
At least you know what you Hey when you elect Appleby 😛
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Appleby has been pretty damn inactive, but like Adastros said, there's a PTOer in second place...
I'm really grateful that you accepted without question, I'm glad to be back \o/ thanks for the kind words :3
You are welcome. Hope you are enjoying your time back in the UK so far o/
I believe Appleby is working very hard in the background to be fair on him... I did get a real sense of delegation from his CP campaign manifesto articles...so it's not too surprising he seems inactive to his electorate. I've certainly taken a view that the MoF needs to work hard and semi-independent at times.
However as I said to Adrastos... I hope Appleby can manage to win you around before the end of his term.