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04-21-2019, 12:42 AM
Nüvel Stirrenin, The Kingdom of Aurentine - Cabinet Meeting Room
“Göüd Morgen all, we have plenty to discuss this morning!”, First Minister Adelar Rühl exclaimed as Ministers of the Cabinet began entering the room. Despite his cheerful tone, he knew that some of the mornings agenda would be contentious and that he’d have to ensure he remained in control of the meeting.
As the cups of tea were poured, a common occurrence at the beginning of a cabinet meeting, Ministers were having their own conversations amongst themselves flittering between Aurentine and Lanlian as had become common throughout the nation in the last few decades.
Ministers took their seats as the Adelar opened up his binder folder containing copies of the agenda and other important documents relating to it. First and foremost, they discussed a report from the Royal Household on recent expenditures and the Transportation Bill that was currently passing through the Senate before they reached what Adelar considered to be the most potentially explosive item on the agenda... West Brigidna.
“The Ministry of Foreign Affairs received this communication from our neighbours in the WBU in the last few days, Fabian passed this forward to my office and I believe we should have some discussion it now”. He began passing copies of the communication to his immediate right where the Minister of Foreign Affairs Fabian Tendler was sat and whom passed copies round the table.
“Open Borders?, Common Currency?.... what is this?” exclaimed the Minister of the Interior Stefan Kleiber - murmurs had began to circle round the room. From what Adelar could tell most seemed to be confused by the timing of the proposal, it had seemed to have come out of nowhere and had somehow succeeded in bringing a flurry of activity in the Aurentine Government Ministers.
“I’m not proposing we should commit to anything at this stage, nor should we rule anything out... the Konservativ Paart was elected on a platform of economic competency and we must absolutely maintain that... and this is an opportunity to boost our trading relationship with our biggest neighbour and our fellow Brigidnans” stated Adelar.
After some brief discussion on the merits of the proposal, agreement was reached on the First Minister’s plan to issue a response indicating that Aurentine was willing to consider the West Brigidnan’s proposal and further willing to offer it’s own submissions.
Once the meeting was over, Adelar felt it had been one of the more spirited cabinet meetings since he became First Minister in 1595. But, he had succeeded in convincing his cabinet to agree to engage on this proposal and ensured that an official response confirming this was sent to the West Brigidnan’s and made sure to note the subject to discuss with the Koning/King at their next private audience.
“Göüd Morgen all, we have plenty to discuss this morning!”, First Minister Adelar Rühl exclaimed as Ministers of the Cabinet began entering the room. Despite his cheerful tone, he knew that some of the mornings agenda would be contentious and that he’d have to ensure he remained in control of the meeting.
As the cups of tea were poured, a common occurrence at the beginning of a cabinet meeting, Ministers were having their own conversations amongst themselves flittering between Aurentine and Lanlian as had become common throughout the nation in the last few decades.
Ministers took their seats as the Adelar opened up his binder folder containing copies of the agenda and other important documents relating to it. First and foremost, they discussed a report from the Royal Household on recent expenditures and the Transportation Bill that was currently passing through the Senate before they reached what Adelar considered to be the most potentially explosive item on the agenda... West Brigidna.
“The Ministry of Foreign Affairs received this communication from our neighbours in the WBU in the last few days, Fabian passed this forward to my office and I believe we should have some discussion it now”. He began passing copies of the communication to his immediate right where the Minister of Foreign Affairs Fabian Tendler was sat and whom passed copies round the table.
“Open Borders?, Common Currency?.... what is this?” exclaimed the Minister of the Interior Stefan Kleiber - murmurs had began to circle round the room. From what Adelar could tell most seemed to be confused by the timing of the proposal, it had seemed to have come out of nowhere and had somehow succeeded in bringing a flurry of activity in the Aurentine Government Ministers.
“I’m not proposing we should commit to anything at this stage, nor should we rule anything out... the Konservativ Paart was elected on a platform of economic competency and we must absolutely maintain that... and this is an opportunity to boost our trading relationship with our biggest neighbour and our fellow Brigidnans” stated Adelar.
After some brief discussion on the merits of the proposal, agreement was reached on the First Minister’s plan to issue a response indicating that Aurentine was willing to consider the West Brigidnan’s proposal and further willing to offer it’s own submissions.
Once the meeting was over, Adelar felt it had been one of the more spirited cabinet meetings since he became First Minister in 1595. But, he had succeeded in convincing his cabinet to agree to engage on this proposal and ensured that an official response confirming this was sent to the West Brigidnan’s and made sure to note the subject to discuss with the Koning/King at their next private audience.