SENATE STANDING COMMITTEE: Gov't Oversight and Reform (Game Reform/PC)

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Nay.

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Might I ask my fellow members of the committee what the purpose of this hearing is? This seems like a distraction from the real issues facing Atlasia, which is why I voted against the list of folks presented before the committee.

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Honestly? Probably looking into reforming the structures of the regions themselves. We have five regions and at best only a few of them are regularly active. This committee should be looking into the prospect of consolidating them into larger units, or at the very least, begin looking into reforming the Constitution so that we can have some kind of solution to the persistent problems of inactivity that plague this game.

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This is just a general question to the members of the National Movement, but would you describe what has gone on in the wake of your actions in the Pacific as a political witchhunt, a sort of nonsensical, faux outrage on the part of those in government, who had up until the Operation, completely ignored the decaying situation in the Pacific?

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Give me a break. This kind of trollish behavior on your part and on the part of all the other defenders of the status quo is the reason why something like Operation Rimjob was able to succeed in the first place. Archaic, legalistic Senate procedure that bores everyone half-to-death discourages activity, something compounded by the moribund regional system. If this Senate Committee is to be more than an Un-Atlasian Activities Committee, a witchhunt against the National Movement, it's going to have to step up it's game and offer solutions, not just airy, C-SPAN-esque rhetoric.