WEEK 01
WEEK IN GOVERNMENT
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The Prime Minister has issued his first Executive Order and called the first Cabinet meeting, allocating work to each department and discussed foreign affairs.

The Home Office has introduced a new rewards-based recruitment economy to encourage manual recruitment. The system allows citizens to level up through recruitment, with progression, rewards and a store, while also introducing anti-fraud measures for recruitment payouts. There are also three bills authored by Mx. Philip that are currently being debated in the Commons: the Parliamentary Eras (Repeal) Act, the Royal Assent (Repeal) Act, and the Constitutional Stronghold Transition Act.

Following the protest against bird hunting at Mapperton House, organised by the Earl of Lerwick, the Culture Office teamed up with the Home Office to organise a Bird Hunting Recruithon, wherein citizens are encouraged to hunt birds to express solidarity with His Majesty the King. If you have not yet started participating, this is your reminder to get the Recruiter role on discord and start hunting.

On another note, the Foreign Office has announced a roll call of existing diplomats and opened applications for new ambassadors. Those interested are highly encouraged to apply. The Overseas Development Office has continued its steady work on daily questions about the RMB and organised its first Factbook Competition. The Overseas Development Secretary has also published a BBC article outlining the election results and weekly happenings off-site.

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