To the Prime Minister:
What is this governments vision for the remainder of its term, what will you seek to achieve and what steps will you undertake in achieving this?
What progress has the government made in its planned upgrades of Hanoverian infastructure, namely the new design of the national website?
Mr. Speaker,
First, allow me to say that I am very pleased that these sessions have been revived, and I hope that they will continue.
Given the imminent constitutional changes, the Government will focus on finishing currently unresolved business, including the Reichlau Treaty and (if time allows, which I suspect it will not) the website. On the latter, Lord Brunswick made substantial progress before passing the project on to me - however, the project may need to be reevaluated in light of the unification of Hanover and the Commonwealth nations. In short, there is much to be done, and it will likely have to wait until the Congress of Bergen has completed its task.
Sincerely,
Lord Oldenburg
Can the Prime Minister publically confirm that the Congress of Bergen will result in a completely unified state, without separate political institutions in Calormen and Athenoi? Can he also confirm that said unified state will continue to be called the Kingdom of Hanover?
Your Grace,
Alas, the Congress is currently debating the former question, and therefore I cannot conclusively answer. However, I believe that a majority of delegates stand behind the unitary proposal.
In response to the latter question, I can confirm that the unified state will indeed be known as the Kingdom of Hanover.
Sincerely,
Lord Oldenburg
Does this mean that Calormen would become merely a voting district within the unified Kingdom?
As I said, the matter is being debated, and hence there is no definate answer. As in this session I am speaking for the Government as a whole, my personal proposal is immaterial.