It is obviously every Alexandrian citizen's wish for the Governance of the Empire to be strong and active, but I personally feel that there should be more to it than that. I feel that the Imperial Parliament breeds inactivity as a result of the manner in which is constructed. The fact that we are having Parliamentary seats being won by dafault should in itself show that there is some work to be done.
I have spent a little time conducting research into what I call "The Alexandrian Question" - that is, How can we make our parliament stonger? - and have a draft proposal prepared for the Emperor, Prime Minister, Members of Parliament, citizens and other interested parties detailing my suggested changes. This report will be published by my office tomorrow.
I have spent a little time conducting research into what I call "The Alexandrian Question" - that is, How can we make our parliament stonger? - and have a draft proposal prepared for the Emperor, Prime Minister, Members of Parliament, citizens and other interested parties detailing my suggested changes. This report will be published by my office tomorrow.
Some details of the report:
- It is 3 pages and around 900 words in length;
- It will be made available in a Document Imaging format (.tif);
- It highlights problems and suggests logical remedies;
- It proposes reform whilst not undermining current levels of representation;
- It will demonstrate in a clear manner the way in which Parliament should have the flexibility to respond to both larger and smaller populations;
- It will challenge complacency in political parties and will make them really start fighting once more for the votes of citizens that are not involved in elections as prospective MPs.
I hope that all readers will embrace the proposals, or, at least, the sentiment of loyalty to this Empire that underpins them. I look forward to presenting the report to you all tomorrow.
