Organising MPPs properly.
Day 1,442, 18:38
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by infin
Over this term we have had several unwanted MPPs - ones we do not see as good value. This is because the Foreign Country President proposes one to Australia and our Senators out of a willingness to cooperate vote "Yes", assuming it has already been arranged by our Country President.
So we get MPPs we don't really want or can't afford. The CP and Cabinet should be ensuring the Treasury is cleared out at all times so MPPs cannot be paid for until the money is transferred in for approved MPPs. This is basic country administration.
Timeoin, consider that tip a freebie. You seem to need all the help you can get.
Regards, infin
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I often disagree with infin. On this occasion I do not.
Sure, Infin. That makes sense.
However, that also means that there is no money left for the ones that we DO want (Such as China, which ends in just over a day).
It is not my fault that within one or two hours of an MPP proposal, most are already above 50%, despite regular instructions to Senators to HOLD THEIR VOTES.
The Senate is like herding cats. CP must prevent these things from happening by clearing the Treasury.
Sure 🙂
If you want to do nothing else for the term but clear the treasury, then go right ahead, and do so.
Please note also, no other CP has ever done this, because it involves an extraordinary level of micromanagement, and would require the exclusion of virtually everything else for the entirety of the month.
But sure, go right ahead.
Its not like we're being invaded or anything
Has anyone noticed that our current CP constantly tells the Australian people that nothing is his fault, even though he is the Leader of this nation and the government? Sounds like a lack in leadership abilities. And before I get bamboozled for "attacking" Timeoin, this isn't an attack, this is simply constructive thinking and trying to improve Timeoin's abilities. I have nothing wrong with Timeoin in office, doesn't mean I won't hold his feet to the fire, just like any other elected official.
I just like to vote yes hehehe.
/me swims in the countless MMPs
How many clicks does a donate proposal take? 5 or 6?
As much as I support any CP showing more respect for the Senate, no one can really prevent a Senator, particularly a first term Senator, from wanting to feel like getting more from the game and clicking all the buttons they can to achieve that (tip for older players who complain about the endless tax proposals - talk to Admins about giving these folks more in-game functions to choose from to bring this number down).
So yeah, agree with Infin on an easy solution. Funds can always be transferred back from the RBA (can't they?)
it doesnt help when i tell him to do stuff i am ignored, but whatever
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Infin and Adam Beck, not at all.
After all, clearly the most effective time to make suggestions to someone is when it is too late to actually make any changes.
However, Infin, if you are elected, you must therefore propose a donation proposal EVERY SINGLE DAY.
"And before I get bamboozled for "attacking" Timeoin, this isn't an attack, this is simply constructive thinking and trying to improve Timeoin's abilities. I have nothing wrong with Timeoin in office, doesn't mean I won't hold his feet to the fire, just like any other elected official."
From experience, you get bamboozled for apparently "trolling" Timeoin when you write construstive thinking.
"However, Infin, if you are elected, you must therefore propose a donation proposal EVERY SINGLE DAY."
If that is what it takes to get the job done, than the CP should do that and if infin was CP, i bet he would be doing that.
I would be doing because I have done it before as Minister of Finance. I doubt Timeoin has ever looked at the spreadsheet. It's not lulzy enough. 😛 😛 hey
Infin. As I said before - what better time to attack someone constructively than THREE DAYS before their term ends.
FOR TEH DA LULZ.
Ah it's always "attacking" and "trolling" when fairly critisizing Timeoin.
HE CANNOT BE CRITISIZED.