The Prime Minister, Daniel North, launched a civilian convention to see what the general consensus was on a number of issues earlier this month. One of these issues was that a lot of citizens were becoming disinterested in the region after a small number of posts. Several solutions were out forward in how to solve this particular issue at hand. One of those was the idea of a civil service, allowing for new citizens to become more involved in the running and maintaining of the region and her offices. The main plan put forward was that there would be three offices to work in, being the Home office, Foreign office and Culture office. The position would be flexible, allowing for citizens to swap into any of the three office. After some civilised debating around the specifics around the service would be, the Prime Minister put in Executive Order XXXV, detailing what the purpose was of the civil service, what powers the appointed Head of the Civil Service would have and how progression would work within the civil service.
Edward Wessex was appointed the first Head of the Civil Service, and has already started recruiting many citizens to all three offices, and always on the lookout for more citizens looking to start their career within governmental work.
-Charles Kensington, Principle Secretary for the Foreign Office
Court Circular:Buckingham palace, announced in mid-march, that it will start issuing a court circular to "… to make the dealings and actions of the Crown more transparent" .The circulars are published on weekly basics and includes the events for His Majesty and the Princess of Wales. The first two circulars have been published and have been well received, with one citizen saying, “That is (sic) is good to see our Monarchy hard at work and to take a peep on the inter workings of the palace.”[/center]
Something Fun:Earlier this month the Culture Ministry recognizing the wide appeal of the animated series Archer challenged the region to come up with the best Archer avatar and tag line for it. Charles Kensington, a relatively new member won the contest.
