Why do we even have a Minister of National Gendarmerie? And maybe the Ministry of Labour could be conceded as well?
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by Wolfmanne » Wed Jul 17, 2013 12:08 pm

by Gallup » Wed Jul 17, 2013 12:09 pm
Britanno wrote:I propose taking the following out:
Minister Without Portfolio
Minister of National Gendarmerie
Junior Defence
OT would you agree to this?

by Wolfmanne » Wed Jul 17, 2013 12:10 pm

by Britanno » Wed Jul 17, 2013 12:11 pm

by Old Tyrannia » Wed Jul 17, 2013 12:11 pm

by Britanno » Wed Jul 17, 2013 12:13 pm

by Wolfmanne » Wed Jul 17, 2013 12:13 pm
Old Tyrannia wrote:Wolfmanne wrote:Why do we even have a Minister of National Gendarmerie? And maybe the Ministry of Labour could be conceded as well?
I do think the MoNG is rather unnecessary. It ought to be placed under Ministry of Justice or Ministry of Defence.
I would still like to get my hands on the Ministry of the Environment- I am quite knowledgeable in the subject; perhaps if the NCP gave up Environment to the CMP, they could have Labour and (if they want) Junior Defence instead?

by Battlion » Wed Jul 17, 2013 12:13 pm

by The Zeonic States » Wed Jul 17, 2013 12:14 pm
Wolfmanne wrote:As a note, Projections for budget are at £400,000,000, so 2% would give you £8,000,000,000. Why do you need £40,000,000 for this 10% thing? Explain everything you're going to do with £40,000,000.

by Wolfmanne » Wed Jul 17, 2013 12:14 pm
Battlion wrote:My new party will be named the National Liberal Party and will be focusing on Classical Liberalism, therefore I'll leave it to you whether you want me in government or not.
I'm ok to support it under the NLP banner but yehhh


by Jetan » Wed Jul 17, 2013 12:17 pm
Old Tyrannia wrote:Wolfmanne wrote:Why do we even have a Minister of National Gendarmerie? And maybe the Ministry of Labour could be conceded as well?
I do think the MoNG is rather unnecessary. It ought to be placed under Ministry of Justice or Ministry of Defence.
I would still like to get my hands on the Ministry of the Environment- I am quite knowledgeable in the subject; perhaps if the NCP gave up Environment to the CMP, they could have Labour and (if they want) Junior Defence/Without Portfolio instead?

by Battlion » Wed Jul 17, 2013 12:17 pm
Wolfmanne wrote:Battlion wrote:My new party will be named the National Liberal Party and will be focusing on Classical Liberalism, therefore I'll leave it to you whether you want me in government or not.
I'm ok to support it under the NLP banner but yehhh
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by Wolfmanne » Wed Jul 17, 2013 12:19 pm

by Britanno » Wed Jul 17, 2013 12:21 pm
Wolfmanne wrote:I do believe that Kalmath should be rewarded for his hard work. Whilst I was the OP, Kalmath was the one who brought this coalition together and he deserves to be rewarded.

by Kalmath » Wed Jul 17, 2013 12:22 pm
Wolfmanne wrote:I do believe that Kalmath should be rewarded for his hard work. Whilst I was the OP, Kalmath was the one who brought this coalition together and he deserves to be rewarded.

CTALNH wrote:Sorry for being me can we still be comrades?

by Wolfmanne » Wed Jul 17, 2013 12:22 pm

by Great Nepal » Wed Jul 17, 2013 12:23 pm
Wolfmanne wrote:As a note, Projections for budget are at £400,000,000, so 2% would give you £8,000,000,000. Why do you need £40,000,000 for this 10% thing? Explain everything you're going to do with £40,000,000.

by Macedonian Grand Empire » Wed Jul 17, 2013 12:26 pm
Great Nepal wrote:Wolfmanne wrote:As a note, Projections for budget are at £400,000,000, so 2% would give you £8,000,000,000. Why do you need £40,000,000 for this 10% thing? Explain everything you're going to do with £40,000,000.
Funding will be used for research into following:-
1. Nuclear fusion technology so as to ensure we can have clean source of electricity, in possible collaboration with ITER subject to negotiations with them. However, to ensure we have upper hand in negotiations, we need to be able to show them that we can contribute significantly into the project or we will just be another one of minor contributors with worst terms. When I meet with them, it will be massively beneficial for the nation if I can show them in writing that we have large and ring-fenced budget that can be put into this research. I am hopping, after negotiations we can convince them to have majority of research done in Aurentia which would mean, in addition to increasing our employment, we also get very good research infrastructure in our nation in addition to it being inspiration for our young people to peruse carriers in science which will have long term benefits.
2. To research into better and cheaper carbon reducing technology so as to ensure we reduce our contribution to global warning as well as meet European emission targets before deadlines. I am planning to look into alternative fuels, carbon dioxide reduction and carbon dioxide removal. I am currently looking into concept, proposed by climate scientist Wallace S. Broecker and science writer Robert Kunzig, which purposes use of artificial trees, each one capable of reducing one ton of carbon per day. This technology could be huge, and produce significant revenues over long term, however if we go with this we will be competing against Columbia University, which means we need significant funding or, we wont have ability to patent and licence out the technology thus reducing our long term income significantly.
3. Various space programs including ones with significant benefits on earth such as closed ecological systems, Hibernation. treatment for reproductive disorders, artificial reproduction.
4. Various health related research including but not limited to cure for cancer, HIV as well as genetic manipulations, stem cell research, organ printing.
5. Ministry of defence's research requests.
And, this is only the top five areas we are prioritising, because of obvious constrains in our budget that I understand however there are various other areas which wont be able to get as much funding, and none at all if we go significantly below my request and we may also have to scrap funding for our priorities above. Furthermore, if I dont have sufficient bank balance to back up claims in ITER negotiations, we will end up with short end of the stick and loose on massive infrastructure gains which will benefit us for centuries to come.

by Old Tyrannia » Wed Jul 17, 2013 12:26 pm
Wolfmanne wrote:I do believe that Kalmath should be rewarded for his hard work. Whilst I was the OP, Kalmath was the one who brought this coalition together and he deserves to be rewarded.

by Kouralia » Wed Jul 17, 2013 12:30 pm
Britanno wrote:Wolfmanne wrote:I do believe that Kalmath should be rewarded for his hard work. Whilst I was the OP, Kalmath was the one who brought this coalition together and he deserves to be rewarded.
Opinion seconded. I think as soon as a PM is voted in, the Gendarmerie account will branded to him.
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by Bleckonia » Wed Jul 17, 2013 12:30 pm
Britanno wrote:If Blecknoia fails to get PM and we nominate Wolf and he passes, then I propose we give labour to another party. However, if Bleck passes then the Prog-Cons keep Labour.

by Wolfmanne » Wed Jul 17, 2013 12:30 pm
Great Nepal wrote:Wolfmanne wrote:As a note, Projections for budget are at £400,000,000, so 2% would give you £8,000,000,000. Why do you need £40,000,000 for this 10% thing? Explain everything you're going to do with £40,000,000.
Funding will be used for research into following:-
1. Nuclear fusion technology so as to ensure we can have clean source of electricity, in possible collaboration with ITER subject to negotiations with them. However, to ensure we have upper hand in negotiations, we need to be able to show them that we can contribute significantly into the project or we will just be another one of minor contributors with worst terms. When I meet with them, it will be massively beneficial for the nation if I can show them in writing that we have large and ring-fenced budget that can be put into this research. I am hopping, after negotiations we can convince them to have majority of research done in Aurentia which would mean, in addition to increasing our employment, we also get very good research infrastructure in our nation in addition to it being inspiration for our young people to peruse carriers in science which will have long term benefits.
2. To research into better and cheaper carbon reducing technology so as to ensure we reduce our contribution to global warning as well as meet European emission targets before deadlines. I am planning to look into alternative fuels, carbon dioxide reduction and carbon dioxide removal. I am currently looking into concept, proposed by climate scientist Wallace S. Broecker and science writer Robert Kunzig, which purposes use of artificial trees, each one capable of reducing one ton of carbon per day. This technology could be huge, and produce significant revenues over long term, however if we go with this we will be competing against Columbia University, which means we need significant funding or, we wont have ability to patent and licence out the technology thus reducing our long term income significantly.
3. Various space programs including ones with significant benefits on earth such as closed ecological systems, Hibernation. treatment for reproductive disorders, artificial reproduction.
4. Various health related research including but not limited to cure for cancer, HIV as well as genetic manipulations, stem cell research, organ printing.
5. Ministry of defence's research requests.
And, this is only the top five areas we are prioritising, because of obvious constrains in our budget that I understand however there are various other areas which wont be able to get as much funding, and none at all if we go significantly below my request and we may also have to scrap funding for our priorities above. Furthermore, if I dont have sufficient bank balance to back up claims in ITER negotiations, we will end up with short end of the stick and loose on massive infrastructure gains which will benefit us for centuries to come.

by Wolfmanne » Wed Jul 17, 2013 12:31 pm
Old Tyrannia wrote:Wolfmanne wrote:I do believe that Kalmath should be rewarded for his hard work. Whilst I was the OP, Kalmath was the one who brought this coalition together and he deserves to be rewarded.
I can understand that. There are a number of members of the CMP I think deserve to be rewarded for their hard work and loyalty, but I am unable to do so.

by Kalmath » Wed Jul 17, 2013 12:41 pm
CTALNH wrote:Sorry for being me can we still be comrades?

by Great Nepal » Wed Jul 17, 2013 12:46 pm
Wolfmanne wrote:Great Nepal wrote:Funding will be used for research into following:-
1. Nuclear fusion technology so as to ensure we can have clean source of electricity, in possible collaboration with ITER subject to negotiations with them. However, to ensure we have upper hand in negotiations, we need to be able to show them that we can contribute significantly into the project or we will just be another one of minor contributors with worst terms. When I meet with them, it will be massively beneficial for the nation if I can show them in writing that we have large and ring-fenced budget that can be put into this research. I am hopping, after negotiations we can convince them to have majority of research done in Aurentia which would mean, in addition to increasing our employment, we also get very good research infrastructure in our nation in addition to it being inspiration for our young people to peruse carriers in science which will have long term benefits.
2. To research into better and cheaper carbon reducing technology so as to ensure we reduce our contribution to global warning as well as meet European emission targets before deadlines. I am planning to look into alternative fuels, carbon dioxide reduction and carbon dioxide removal. I am currently looking into concept, proposed by climate scientist Wallace S. Broecker and science writer Robert Kunzig, which purposes use of artificial trees, each one capable of reducing one ton of carbon per day. This technology could be huge, and produce significant revenues over long term, however if we go with this we will be competing against Columbia University, which means we need significant funding or, we wont have ability to patent and licence out the technology thus reducing our long term income significantly.
3. Various space programs including ones with significant benefits on earth such as closed ecological systems, Hibernation. treatment for reproductive disorders, artificial reproduction.
4. Various health related research including but not limited to cure for cancer, HIV as well as genetic manipulations, stem cell research, organ printing.
5. Ministry of defence's research requests.
And, this is only the top five areas we are prioritising, because of obvious constrains in our budget that I understand however there are various other areas which wont be able to get as much funding, and none at all if we go significantly below my request and we may also have to scrap funding for our priorities above. Furthermore, if I dont have sufficient bank balance to back up claims in ITER negotiations, we will end up with short end of the stick and loose on massive infrastructure gains which will benefit us for centuries to come.
1. Other means of increasing employment can be used and nuclear fusion isn't really a big deal for now. There's a lot of hype going on about it right now and it may not even work in the future. Sure, give some money to it, but we need to put the country first.
2. We do not need £40,000,000 for that.
3. The Canadian Space Agency invests £300,000,000 a year in their space program, £500,000,000 should be adequate enough.
4. The private sector can handle that fine.
5. The private sector can handle that fine along with the Ministry of Defence itself.
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