Reforming the UKRP
Day 519, 08:28
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Reforming the UK Reform
The last few months have seen a flurry of activity and new ideas within the United Kingdom Reform Party. New prominent members of the party have taken responsibility and the latest Party President election saw a transition of power from the old guard to a leadership infused with young blood. As the surprise winner Marcus Antonius Varias stepped down as party president, the runner-up Arthur Wellesley has taken charge as the acting Party President with Stefan Dorunga acting as assisting Party President. As planned in their manifestos
http://www.erepublik.com/en/article/arthur-wellesley-for-ukrp-party-president-april-2009-775479/1/20 and
http://www.erepublik.com/en/article/stefan-dorunga-for-ukrp-pp-april-2009-775801/1/20,
it was decided to make an inner reform of the party and create a 'Shadow Cabinet' from party members. To promote the new and fresh party, several new logos were designed. So, what changes in practise?
Party ambassadors
First, to combat the lack of knowledge about parties and their differences, the UKRP will send out party ambassadors. These individuals will go out into the public, advocating UKRP policies and seeking out new individuals to discuss the problems that face them. We believe this will both increase overall activity, while allowing the United Kingdom Reform Party to become closer to the people and truly understand the problems that face them.
Advisers
It is clear that it is becoming increasingly difficult for one person to handle all aspects of the game, let alone master all of them. Besides this, we have seen new and enthusiastic people fade into darkness just because they cannot find a spot for themselves within the political realm of the eUK. To help new people find a role, we are assigning mentors in selected areas of gameplay and to help new members settle into their roles in the party and within the game as a whole. Besides mentors, we are assigning advisers in various fields such as economics, politics, defense, and foreign policy, to help instruct potential candidates for the Premiership and our Parliamentary delegation in policy matters.
Shadow Cabinet
As the UK Reform is the largest party in the UK with over 600 members, it is impossible for one person to manage the entire party on his own. Therefore, ranging from public relations director to political advisors the party has formed a shadow cabinet - a combination of a body to help run the party and to work in concert with our Advisers and Mentors.
These reforms mark a new era in the history of UKRP and hopefully begin a new golden age for the UK. To demonstrate the change within the party, we are releasing several interviews of key personnel inside the UK Reform Party ranging from people behind the scenes to ordinary congressmen and party leaders, giving different viewpoints about recent events within the UK Reform and giving a closeup of the people behind the oldest and largest party in the UK. After the interviews are over there should be no doubt, that besides being the oldest and the largest, we're also the greatest party in the UK.
Tomorrow we'll start the interviews with Arthur Wellesley, current acting party president and the runner-up in the party elections 15th April 2009.
The UK Reform Party - British interests at heart
The last few months have seen a flurry of activity and new ideas within the United Kingdom Reform Party. New prominent members of the party have taken responsibility and the latest Party President election saw a transition of power from the old guard to a leadership infused with young blood. As the surprise winner Marcus Antonius Varias stepped down as party president, the runner-up Arthur Wellesley has taken charge as the acting Party President with Stefan Dorunga acting as assisting Party President. As planned in their manifestos
http://www.erepublik.com/en/article/arthur-wellesley-for-ukrp-party-president-april-2009-775479/1/20 and
http://www.erepublik.com/en/article/stefan-dorunga-for-ukrp-pp-april-2009-775801/1/20,
it was decided to make an inner reform of the party and create a 'Shadow Cabinet' from party members. To promote the new and fresh party, several new logos were designed. So, what changes in practise?
Party ambassadors
First, to combat the lack of knowledge about parties and their differences, the UKRP will send out party ambassadors. These individuals will go out into the public, advocating UKRP policies and seeking out new individuals to discuss the problems that face them. We believe this will both increase overall activity, while allowing the United Kingdom Reform Party to become closer to the people and truly understand the problems that face them.
Advisers
It is clear that it is becoming increasingly difficult for one person to handle all aspects of the game, let alone master all of them. Besides this, we have seen new and enthusiastic people fade into darkness just because they cannot find a spot for themselves within the political realm of the eUK. To help new people find a role, we are assigning mentors in selected areas of gameplay and to help new members settle into their roles in the party and within the game as a whole. Besides mentors, we are assigning advisers in various fields such as economics, politics, defense, and foreign policy, to help instruct potential candidates for the Premiership and our Parliamentary delegation in policy matters.
Shadow Cabinet
As the UK Reform is the largest party in the UK with over 600 members, it is impossible for one person to manage the entire party on his own. Therefore, ranging from public relations director to political advisors the party has formed a shadow cabinet - a combination of a body to help run the party and to work in concert with our Advisers and Mentors.
These reforms mark a new era in the history of UKRP and hopefully begin a new golden age for the UK. To demonstrate the change within the party, we are releasing several interviews of key personnel inside the UK Reform Party ranging from people behind the scenes to ordinary congressmen and party leaders, giving different viewpoints about recent events within the UK Reform and giving a closeup of the people behind the oldest and largest party in the UK. After the interviews are over there should be no doubt, that besides being the oldest and the largest, we're also the greatest party in the UK.
Tomorrow we'll start the interviews with Arthur Wellesley, current acting party president and the runner-up in the party elections 15th April 2009.
The UK Reform Party - British interests at heart
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no new ideas here, pretty dissapointing...
Don't steal the Radical Freethinkers Alliance lion...
Party ambassadors, Advisors and a shadow cabinet.
All things the MDU has had for some months now, shame UKRP couldn't come up with anything new but a welcome reform towards activity nevertheless.
No matter what the UKRP does, people will always complain/insult.
Sounds like there will be good times ahead. Make sure that UKRP takes the helm once again in the coming months.
I thought that good old CertaCito is PP of UKRP at present?
I just checked - CertaCito IS the PP of the UKRP!
I'm sure all of the above mentioned steps will help the party.
And to critics: copying other's ideas isn't necessarily all that bad. Look around you, everyone is doing it.
Why do I feel like there's a sense of grudge within some of you? Show some sportsmanship and buzz off.