Idea: Mock Parliament

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Definitely interested.

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Pardon, I'm new around here, and I thought I'd add my two cents.

This mock parliament is a great idea, but it sounds to me from the description you provided it may be classified as a micronation.

I've been involved in the hobby since 1996, in a place called Morovia.

In any case, I'd be happy to help.

Vincent

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Vincent III
http://www.infomorovia.org

Fine and dandy to join, but I wouldn't think a member's first post should be an ad, people wouldn't appreciate that (just my two cents)

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Can we play another country than the UK with other parties please?

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I'm not really all that into a UK Mock Parliament, which seems rather dull to me. I like the idea that Bacon King put out there, something completely made up and imaginative.

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Interesting. Will say more soon, but have to go now...

Ditto, got to go soon but I'll get into reading this as soon as I can get around to it.

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No time again right now, I'll probably be from Arcadia (maybe member of Rassemblement pour la Francophonie) or some other party.

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Name: Jack Cooke
Province of Birth: North Antillia
Ethnic Background:
Religion: Officialy Roman Catholic, in practice agnostic
Political stance: Centre-right conservative
Party: Progressive Conservative Party

Background.

Born into a middle class suburban family to English-born  parents, Cooke received elementary education in Capehaven before his family moved to Alberton where he attended a respectable secondary school. Like his father before him, he attended university in England for four years, studying history and political science before returning to Antillia to take up a post in the civil service. He later went into local politics and was elected as an independent to the post of mayor of Capehaven, before losing to a liberal candidate two years later. His studies abroad and subsequent travels through Europe have enlightened his political preferences, becoming a centre-right progressive conservative instead of a centrist liberal. He could be considered to have "bourgeois" tendencies. As of now, he serves in local politics as a city councillor from the PC Party. He speaks fluent French, English, and Portuguese.

Progressive Conservative Party

Basically a pro-free trade centre-right progressive and conservative party.

Basic Platform later on.

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While we're on questions, any ideas on government structure (eg legislature [monocameral or bicameral?], executive, local, etc?)

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Graham Stokes - Robera
Largely Scottish and Protestant background
Socially conservative and economically social democrat

English language political boss in Robera.

Party?

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You think it'd be a good idea to get a sub forum for this?

Hopefully. I think if it gets off the ground it could attract alot more players.

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BUMP people. This is not amusing.

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Wake up guys! I'm sending Dave a PM now to ask for a sub-board. Then I'll help make sure everything gets off the ground okay.

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C

Wake up guys! I'm sending Dave a PM now to ask for a sub-board. Then I'll help make sure everything gets off the ground okay.

Hallejullah! The God's have spoken from thee heavens above. Thank you almighty Dave. Oh crap you weren't supposed to see the religious nutjob side of Rockefeller Republican. Haha (nervous laughter). Let's get this show on the road.

We'll get it on the road if people like you could post their bios.

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Name: Jack Cooke
Province of Birth: North Antillia
Ethnic Background:
Religion: Officialy Roman Catholic, in practice agnostic
Political stance: Centre-right conservative
Party: Progressive Conservative Party

Background.

Born into a middle class suburban family to English-born  parents, Cooke received elementary education in Capehaven before his family moved to Alberton where he attended a respectable secondary school. Like his father before him, he attended university in England for four years, studying history and political science before returning to Antillia to take up a post in the civil service. He later went into local politics and was elected as an independent to the post of mayor of Capehaven, before losing to a liberal candidate two years later. His studies abroad and subsequent travels through Europe have enlightened his political preferences, becoming a centre-right progressive conservative instead of a centrist liberal. He could be considered to have "bourgeois" tendencies. As of now, he serves in local politics as a city councillor from the PC Party. He speaks fluent French, English, and Portuguese.

Progressive Conservative Party

Basically a pro-free trade centre-right progressive and conservative party.

Basic Platform later on.

Changed bio a lot. See above edited post.