December 15, 1082: Question Period to End the War with Corchia

The Parliamentary Assembly of Niduapak met at Dawnmere Hill, the home of the government, to discuss the Corchian War in the south. The Termisch was to decide to keep the war going or to stop it. According to tradition, Queen Haley (23) brought in the mace to begin the session facing the government, escorted by guards, and the MPs stood until she was seated up in the gallery. She then went up to the gallery to view the procession of law. Give her royal assent. after. She supports the conservatives. free trade

Speaker Natalie Walsh: Let us commence with today's session. It'll concern two topics. Mr. Prime Minister, your government wants to table a bill to end the war with Corchia. And you want to form an alliance with our neighbour, Puertecia, and our vasal, Teirantia, that you're calling the East Merkopic Treaty Organization.

Prime Minister Greg Woitas (Liberals): Yes, Madame. Speaker, that is correct. And we hope our friends on the other side support us.

Speaker: Let's start with the war. Mr. David

Opposition Leader David Verse (Conservatives): Madame. Speaker, ending this war is a betrayal of all Canadians. The Corchians began this; they should get a taste of their medicine. We have what it takes to deal a strategic blow to them. I don't think it's wise to end the war now. It'll make us look weak.

Prime Minister: I don't believe this. Canadians have suffered enough. Things are more expensive than ever. They need safety and security. They depend on their elected officials to protect them. And all you care about is your pride.

Melinda Gates (Opposition Deputy Leader): How do you think I'll citizens will see this? Their government let them down. And do you want other countries to take advantage of us?

Sir George Hamilton (Finance Minister): Our country is strong. What isn't is our economy. Exactly one year of this has weakened our economy. I say we move on and build Canada Strong. Met with strong applause and cheers from the government.

Speaker: Now we're done. Let's move on to voting and reviewing the armistence treaty by the government. Does the Termisch want to end the war with Corchia, yes or no?

Liberals: 27 yes. (Northern Provinces, want change)

Conservatives: 21, No (Southern Provinces, want tradition)

Democratic Party: 3 abstained, 5 yes

National Party: 4 no, 1 abstained

Total: 32 yes, 25 no, 4 abstained. 56% yes. 44% no

Speaker: The Termisch has spoken. The treaty will be drawn up. The war stopped as soon as it's passed by the Grand Assembly and received Royal Assent from the Queen.

Decision of the Treaty of Ottawa and it's conditions

Now moving on. Should a treaty organization be made with our allies.