14-11-2025, 06:21 AM
Consolidating the civil service; Continuing Reconstruction.
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December 8th, 5687
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Reconstruction is a rather slow process, but an essential process. With it comes the need for a consolidation of the civil service. After all, how can anything be done without a competent bureaucracy? As such, the Enescu Government has made moved to consolidate the civil service, strengthen it and ensure stability. So what will these reforms entail? Well, first things first, the creation of a Federal Gendarme. All major policing units will be placed under Federal Control, and as such, standards, training, pay and rules of engagement. No Kingdom will control security on its own during Reconstruction. All security will work for the Tripartite Kingdom and all Kingdoms, or not work at all.
Furthermore, reforms across the entire civil service will be implemented, particularly focusing on retraining, reviewing individuals who may threaten Tripartite Unity, and the like. The bureaucracy must serve all Kingdoms, not just one or a specific group. Alongside this, local law enforcement will be maintained and controlled by each Kingdom. Federal observers will ensure that each Kingdom keeps their law enforcement officers neutral, and any cross border criminal issue will go to the Federal Gendarme.
Yet, perhaps most controversially, limits will be imposed on protests. Not a total blanket ban, but limits. Protests must obtain a permit, cannot involve separatist rhetoric or symbolism, and will be allowed judicial review for denied protests. During Reconstruction, protests cannot be allowed, but tyranny is no solution. These will be temporal, but necessary until Tutelage. As reconstruction continues on, the economy will ultimately need to be focused on before tutelage can start. What good is reforms if the Economy can't handle the nation?
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December 8th, 5687
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Reconstruction is a rather slow process, but an essential process. With it comes the need for a consolidation of the civil service. After all, how can anything be done without a competent bureaucracy? As such, the Enescu Government has made moved to consolidate the civil service, strengthen it and ensure stability. So what will these reforms entail? Well, first things first, the creation of a Federal Gendarme. All major policing units will be placed under Federal Control, and as such, standards, training, pay and rules of engagement. No Kingdom will control security on its own during Reconstruction. All security will work for the Tripartite Kingdom and all Kingdoms, or not work at all.
Furthermore, reforms across the entire civil service will be implemented, particularly focusing on retraining, reviewing individuals who may threaten Tripartite Unity, and the like. The bureaucracy must serve all Kingdoms, not just one or a specific group. Alongside this, local law enforcement will be maintained and controlled by each Kingdom. Federal observers will ensure that each Kingdom keeps their law enforcement officers neutral, and any cross border criminal issue will go to the Federal Gendarme.
Yet, perhaps most controversially, limits will be imposed on protests. Not a total blanket ban, but limits. Protests must obtain a permit, cannot involve separatist rhetoric or symbolism, and will be allowed judicial review for denied protests. During Reconstruction, protests cannot be allowed, but tyranny is no solution. These will be temporal, but necessary until Tutelage. As reconstruction continues on, the economy will ultimately need to be focused on before tutelage can start. What good is reforms if the Economy can't handle the nation?
"Yet I am here, and here I shall remain to behold the world in all it's beauty"
"The world is but a stage. Why cry, when you can laugh instead? For laughter is humanity's preserve. Laugh it all off, fret not, Let's just enjoy the moment."
"The world is but a stage. Why cry, when you can laugh instead? For laughter is humanity's preserve. Laugh it all off, fret not, Let's just enjoy the moment."