Since you all agreed that the program as such is far too costly, which I agree with of course, maybe we should start asking which parts of the bill are affordable while creating or helping to create a certain amount of time. Alas, I hope what I produce in the following is not complete crap:
- Clause 2 establishes a fund, tasks the Regional Governments with hiring unemployed, and provide serviced
- Clause 3 outlines the nature and the administration of the fund
- Clause 4 establishes a great deal of bureaucracy, excessively deals with how these are structured, but gives no details how these administrations create or help to create jobs for the unemployed
Given that, I would propose striking clause 4 entirely, as in my opinion it just unnecessarily complicates the whole bill to the extremes while not really producing any results out of this. I know Senator TNF loves precise details on how many thirds of an agency are chosen by the way a jury is chosen, but in my opinion the clause not really gives anything to the bill, I am sorry.
Clause Two and Three are sensible, however I would as of now propose the following: Keep clause 2 and 3 more or less the same, but restricted to just outlining the JGF; while we strike clause 4 and add instead a section outlining more or less precise details on how we actually create or help create jobs, including the propositions already named herein, including educations, government jobs, trainings and so on and so forth.
Hence, I would like to propose the following amendment:
