State: Departmental Restructure at Last

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Posted on Mar 21, 2013 by Department of Information, Website Office

Press Release

The Department of State, for all its importance, has been severely lacking in executive staff and capability. This is largely due to an incredibly underwhelming budget and a significant isolationist attitude within the Department. Unhappy with how the Department has been representing the Kingdom, the King has invoked his personal prerogative to, as he put it, “meddle.†Minister Dakota Hake has offered her resignation, and the King has rejected it. His reasoning is that she was handed a shoddy department, and without the resources to solve the problems, she has done her best. He is now putting all the resources necessary into empowering and redefining the Department.

The old Department, which consisted of relations offices for each of three largest territories, has been expanded to include eighteen brand new departments with targeted focuses that will expand the reach and relationship of the Kingdom with all our allies and the international community. From Human Rights, to Energy, to Justice, and Youth related issues, the Department will take on a staggering new approach to promoting good, sound international policy.

From the Critics Panel

“This significant overhaul is something that many Resvernans have wanted, and we are happy to see the King intervening to deliver such a promising improvement to one of his core Departments. From an economic standpoint, our nation is sitting on an obscene amount of cash reserves, and with the increased funding for the State Department, we anticipate a significant boost to international aid and support will soon follow. Overall, we are delighted in this action.â€