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Post by markymark on Feb 23, 2005 7:47:56 GMT -6
At 7:30 am Talossan Time on February 23, 2005 a portion of the Members of the House of Commons of Ataturk Province gathered in the building of the Talossan Consulate to Nova Scotia.
The duly elected officials of Ataturk agreed upon the following declaration:
The Members of the House of Commons of Ataturk Province, after meeting in solemn assembly; humbly request the Right Honourable Márcüs Cantaloûr, Prime Minister of the Kingdom of Talossa to petition our gracious Sovereign, His Majesty King Robert I, to appoint Márcüs Cantaloûr as Premier of Ataturk.
God Save The King!
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Post by markymark on Feb 23, 2005 7:59:52 GMT -6
Azul!
Your Majesty,
The House of Commons of Ataturk issued a declaration in order to establish a functioning government in the Province. The Members of this honourable house seek a Premier to lead and guide them through this process.
In keeping with their wishes, I plead their cause before your Throne. I ask you to appoint Márcüs Cantaloûr as Premier of Ataturk Province.
God Save The King!
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Post by kri on Feb 23, 2005 11:47:30 GMT -6
Press release from Vuode Palace
HRM King Robert I today received a petition from the elected legislature of Atatürk Province asking for the Rt. Hon. Márcüs Cantaloûr to be named, by Royal appointment, Premier of said province.
After all due deliberation, His Royal Majesty is pleased to assent to and grants the petition.
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Post by markymark on Feb 23, 2005 12:33:16 GMT -6
I accept the appointment as Premier of Ataturk. I wish to publicly thank the members of the House of Commons for their confidence in my abilities and trust in my leadership.
I will be consulting with other members of the House to set a legislative agenda for Ataturk.
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Post by seahobbit on Feb 23, 2005 15:41:09 GMT -6
Hum!!! I sent you an email about that...  I addition to the concern expressed in my email, I also see a potential for conflict of interest. I am not happy at all with this. |
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Post by kri on Feb 23, 2005 18:54:04 GMT -6
Marc wrote: > I sent you an email about that... I just double-checked my e-mail and I got the OrgLaw from you and another e-mail about the OrgLaw. Nothing about Atatürk Province. Could you re-send? > I addition to the concern expressed in my email, I also see a potential for conflict of interest. If these concerns are political, then let's talk about them. If they're constitutional, let's see a lawsuit.  > I am not happy at all with this. Since I have no idea what your complaints involve, I'll just have to wait to see them. Ben |
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Post by seahobbit on Feb 23, 2005 19:23:27 GMT -6
I just double-checked my e-mail and I got the OrgLaw from you and another e-mail about the OrgLaw. Nothing about Atatürk Province. Could you re-send? Sorry for the confusion, I email Marcus about this. A little bit of both, but still an internal matter within Ataturk Province. Once again, sorry to confuse you, my coments were meant for Marcus. |
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Post by kri on Feb 23, 2005 21:06:49 GMT -6
> Sorry for the confusion, I email Marcus about this. You know, as I was driving home, it dawned on me that this was probably what you meant. Not every e-mail in Talossa is meant for me.  Ben |
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Post by markymark on Feb 24, 2005 6:45:14 GMT -6
I believe this issue to be now resolved. There is clearly no conflict of interest (or potential for such conflict) in serving both as Prime Minister and as Premier of Ataturk. If this was the case, virtually every Talossan would be in conflict of interest, as most Talossans take on some dual role. I would suggest that any member of the Cosâ who also tooks seats in a provincial legislature would be in conflict of interest according to this logic. If we followed this line of thinking the whole nation of Talossa would cease to function and no province would be able to maintain a functioning legislature.
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