Posted: Wed Nov 10, 2021 8:45 pm
What is the state of Norrigan at the moment in terms of post storm, functioning and support? I feel Oscotia could offer a range of services from aid to government support.
Because sometimes even national leaders just want to hang out
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Ainslie wrote:
- Ioudaia and Martenyika have been rebuilding people’s houses in Atolla
Ainslie wrote:What’s coming up?[list]
[*] I’m planning on having Kelau postpone general elections on the island for the second time running. This will make things a bit less certain in the nation and trouble the young democracy - does it choose stability for a bit longer or does it prioritise the stringency of the election process in the nation? This will have effects on Noa’s new Community Party which is trying to gain some ground yet obviously can’t if there are no elections.
Ioudaia wrote:How is Atolla's government set up? Is there a legislature and courts?
Ainslie wrote:Ioudaia wrote:How is Atolla's government set up? Is there a legislature and courts?
Legislature (Congress), Supreme Court & President - seperation of powers intact, unitary republic.
https://www.nationstates.net/page=dispatch/id=1508435
Ioudaia wrote:How well is the Atollan judicial system holding up IC? Ioudaia is leaning towards finding somebody with Atollan legal standing -- that is, anybody eligible to vote -- to bring the question of putting off their elections to whatever their highest court or constitutional court is.
Jeriga wrote:Ainslie and I agreed on a system to run this election on. It's explained and recorded here: https://docs.google.com/document/d/15TN ... sp=sharing
Basically, good PR things (a photo op, a rally) add to the candidates opinion odds while negative things detract them. Kelau gets a built in bias since he founded the country and is the incumbent. I roll opinion polls once a week (sunday) starting today. Community party didn't change anything this week despite Kelau doing bad things, but that's fine. I like this.
Alteran Republics wrote:I made my post, I hope it lives up to expectations and doesn't tread on anyone's feet.Jeriga wrote:Ainslie and I agreed on a system to run this election on. It's explained and recorded here: https://docs.google.com/document/d/15TN ... sp=sharing
Basically, good PR things (a photo op, a rally) add to the candidates opinion odds while negative things detract them. Kelau gets a built in bias since he founded the country and is the incumbent. I roll opinion polls once a week (sunday) starting today. Community party didn't change anything this week despite Kelau doing bad things, but that's fine. I like this.
Any chance on of an Alteran unificationist party?
Alteran Republics wrote:I made my post, I hope it lives up to expectations and doesn't tread on anyone's feet.Jeriga wrote:Ainslie and I agreed on a system to run this election on. It's explained and recorded here: https://docs.google.com/document/d/15TN ... sp=sharing
Basically, good PR things (a photo op, a rally) add to the candidates opinion odds while negative things detract them. Kelau gets a built in bias since he founded the country and is the incumbent. I roll opinion polls once a week (sunday) starting today. Community party didn't change anything this week despite Kelau doing bad things, but that's fine. I like this.
Any chance on of an Alteran unificationist party?
Jeriga wrote:Basically, good PR things (a photo op, a rally) add to the candidates opinion odds while negative things detract them. Kelau gets a built in bias since he founded the country and is the incumbent. I roll opinion polls once a week (sunday) starting today. Community party didn't change anything this week despite Kelau doing bad things, but that's fine. I like this.
Ioudaia wrote:Jeriga wrote:Basically, good PR things (a photo op, a rally) add to the candidates opinion odds while negative things detract them. Kelau gets a built in bias since he founded the country and is the incumbent. I roll opinion polls once a week (sunday) starting today. Community party didn't change anything this week despite Kelau doing bad things, but that's fine. I like this.
Are we going to get new political polls for this week?
Ioudaia wrote:Jeriga wrote:yes, I need to roll them. It'll be based off the old stuff since nothing has happened yet
By "old stuff", you mean last week's posts? 'cause Atolla City now has reliable electricity, which definitely didn't have after the storm, andI don't think haddidn't have it beforehand... and Kelau got a TV spot "switching it on". Should get him some good PR.
Alteran Republics wrote:So the election is a two-horse race?
That doesn't seem very ... democratic.
What happened to the People's Alteran Liberation Front?
That, and the People's Front of Altera
Jeriga wrote:Alteran Republics wrote:So the election is a two-horse race?
That doesn't seem very ... democratic.
What happened to the People's Alteran Liberation Front?
That, and the People's Front of Altera
Weren't registered as parties prior to this, I don't think. Type up some history and an estimation of how popular they are and what their beliefs are and they'll be added. But atm, these are the two being rped
Jeriga wrote:Alteran Republics wrote:So the election is a two-horse race?
That doesn't seem very ... democratic.
What happened to the People's Alteran Liberation Front?
That, and the People's Front of Altera
Weren't registered as parties prior to this, I don't think. Type up some history and an estimation of how popular they are and what their beliefs are and they'll be added. But atm, these are the two being rped
Ainslie wrote:Belantica wrote:How should I enter this RP?
What do you mean? As in practically how do you come in despite not writing anything for Stage I? If that's the case, just either have your involvement begin modern day or write a news post or something recapping what you did.
Who do you plan to RP with in it? Belanticans, ex-pats, government, emergency services, local wakeites? Your answer will more clearly suggest what route to take to get involved.
Ioudaia wrote:Unless somebody objects, I'm going to play the spy-vs-spy routine of Ioudaia's intelligence services looking for "Norregan" backers of Noa for laughs. Because real tradecraft is hard to write and dull; and TWI could use some comic relief from its usual deadly seriousness.
Alteran Republics wrote:Also, apologies for the triple post; but what is/was the state of infrastructure in Atolla?
Judging by some of the posts, it seems Atolla was some impoverished backwater - which wouldn't quite tie in with being a state under Alteran rule. What RL equivalent could Atolla be compared to?
I'm happy to accept other people's comparisons, as so far I've been very hands off with the IC and OOC posts thus far.
Belantica wrote:Ainslie wrote:What do you mean? As in practically how do you come in despite not writing anything for Stage I? If that's the case, just either have your involvement begin modern day or write a news post or something recapping what you did.
Who do you plan to RP with in it? Belanticans, ex-pats, government, emergency services, local wakeites? Your answer will more clearly suggest what route to take to get involved.
Based on what has been already posted or hinted at within this thread, Belantica would come to the understanding of how seemingly fragile the democratic government of Atolla is, and would like to see that it does not fall into an authoritarian regime. Moreover, many within the business world would like to possibly influence the Atollan markets in ways that will benefit Belantic business interest in the region.
As for "who", it would probably be regular Belanticans who have interests in Atolla, and a small group within the Belantic government who wants to keep the country relatively stable.
Ainslie wrote:
Yeah, didn't think about that... umm... the capital Atolla City was okay - similar to Vanuatu. Although vulnerable, like Vanuatu is, of going multiple steps back pretty quickly. Capital went those steps back... However, outside of the city it would have always been pretty backwaterish (I'd imagine even under Alteran rule too). Power's back on, water should be restored... in the capital things are getting close to where Fiji is now thanks to all the international aid.