The Privy Council Chamber
Government House, Rethel, Plembobria
Spetember 25th, 2014 1:30 AM
The King took his seat at the head of the table. The meeting officially began. "The councilors may be seated." The members took their seats. "I really hate the way they do exactly as I say" The King thought, "It makes me feel stupid." The delegate for Pyrandia, Jack McConnell rose. "If it pleases your majesty, I would like to draw the attention of this Council to the state of the government of Crilalia.
"You have my recognition."
"It is not news that Crilalia is rich in natural resources, most notably oil. I fear that the current government of Crilalia is colluding with foreign enterprises for its own gain, not for the good of the economy."
"Just what is the delegate for Pyrandia implying?" interrupted the Minister for Commerce.
"Allow me to explain," Mr. McConnell responded, "There are 4 active oil fields in Crilalia, and eight inactive ones. Two of the ones currently active are controlled by Luxxar, a company owned by a Malvadian parent. The other two are controlled by two separate Plembobrian corporations. The Crilalian House of Assembly is presently considering who should gain control over the additional undeveloped fields." The delegate gestured towards a large map showing the locations of the oil fields in the province. "This field," he said as he pointed to one of the spots on the map, "near Cape Herman, was given to Luxxar, after Uniworks Limited submitted several bids to the Crilalian authorities to gain control of it. This one," he pointed to a different spot, "not far from Witchlyn, is now expected to be turned over to Luxxar as well. Luxxar has spent nearly 90 million plemps on lobbying provincial officials. I believe this Council should should summon President Abdul Karimi to testify before us, and inform us as to why his government continues to show partiality towards foreign corporations, and ignores the welfare of his own country."
"I second this, Your Majesty." said the delegate from East Plinkenshire.
"Very well," the King concurred, "this Council may draw up a summons for my approval. This meeting is adjourned."
Government House, Rethel, Plembobria
Spetember 25th, 2014 1:30 AM
The King took his seat at the head of the table. The meeting officially began. "The councilors may be seated." The members took their seats. "I really hate the way they do exactly as I say" The King thought, "It makes me feel stupid." The delegate for Pyrandia, Jack McConnell rose. "If it pleases your majesty, I would like to draw the attention of this Council to the state of the government of Crilalia.
"You have my recognition."
"It is not news that Crilalia is rich in natural resources, most notably oil. I fear that the current government of Crilalia is colluding with foreign enterprises for its own gain, not for the good of the economy."
"Just what is the delegate for Pyrandia implying?" interrupted the Minister for Commerce.
"Allow me to explain," Mr. McConnell responded, "There are 4 active oil fields in Crilalia, and eight inactive ones. Two of the ones currently active are controlled by Luxxar, a company owned by a Malvadian parent. The other two are controlled by two separate Plembobrian corporations. The Crilalian House of Assembly is presently considering who should gain control over the additional undeveloped fields." The delegate gestured towards a large map showing the locations of the oil fields in the province. "This field," he said as he pointed to one of the spots on the map, "near Cape Herman, was given to Luxxar, after Uniworks Limited submitted several bids to the Crilalian authorities to gain control of it. This one," he pointed to a different spot, "not far from Witchlyn, is now expected to be turned over to Luxxar as well. Luxxar has spent nearly 90 million plemps on lobbying provincial officials. I believe this Council should should summon President Abdul Karimi to testify before us, and inform us as to why his government continues to show partiality towards foreign corporations, and ignores the welfare of his own country."
"I second this, Your Majesty." said the delegate from East Plinkenshire.
"Very well," the King concurred, "this Council may draw up a summons for my approval. This meeting is adjourned."