Department of Internal Affairs

[Cranberry]

Mr. Secretary, I want to request $1 Billion Dollars of funds on behalf of the People's Region of the Pacific, pursuant to the "Public Means Public Act". The outlines were fulfilled in the Pacific Homelessness Combattement Act. On behalf of the Government of the People's Region of the Pacific, I am free for any questions that may arise.

[Cranberry]

Mr. Secretary,

First of all thank you for issuing the Stimulus. It is a piece of legislation that can only help the Pacific, and will surely do so. Thank you for everything you did to bring back the Pacific on its own feet.

To come back to your feedback - yes indeed, the wording of clause one is not ideal. I intended, and I am sure my colleagues in the Council did as well, to get rid of homelessness in the Pacific once and for all. This occasion is the best moment to do so. I will offer the Council a redraft of the bill, with a funding mechanism for any costs that go beyond your grants. Consider my application withdrawn, I will soon come with a redraft.

While we are on the matter of this subject however, could you give us a cost estimation on how much the bill would cost, without clause 1. Thank you, Mr Secretary.

[Cranberry]

Yes, please issue the funds that way. Meanwhile we can come up with a way to cover the rest of the fundings. We have a surplus left over from the budget, so maybe we will use this? We will see...
Could we still get the cost estimation however, together with the issue?

Happens to me too often when I'm on Atlas too long.

[Cranberry]

Thank you, Mr Secretary.
I also ask you to give us a cost estimation for the bill, similar to the one you gave the Northeast Government.

[Cranberry]

Okay, thank you. Please no rush because of me constantly annoying you with this bill!

[Cranberry]

Combattement?

Haha yeah, somehow I was convinced the noun of "to combat" was "combattement". You're the first to say something though, so I thought whatever, everyone knows what I mean with it

[Cranberry]

Mr Secretary,
On behalf of the Senate of the Republic of Atlasia, and especially on behalf of the Regional Senate Seat of the People's Region of the Pacific, I would humbly request a SoIA damage and economical loss analysis on the August 2014 South Napa Earthquake in the State of California, People's Region of the Pacific. Said analysis would be needed for the August 2014 South Napa Earthquake Relief for the Pacific Act.
Thank you,

x TheCranberry, Regional Senator of the People's Region of the Pacific