Berm Releases Next Year’s Administrative Council Appointments
After weeks of careful planning and coordination, the Berm has released his plans for the appointments of next year’s ministries, departments, committees, and councils. The Berm has also been coordinating the next major government shifts with the Governors of the various regional legislatures. One such major plan the Berm means to put into effect in next year’s annual Federal Conference is the removal of the Orcistan War Special Council which has dealt with the effects of the Orcistan war for a decade. Due to a decline in Orc raids and large scale invasions, the Berm no longer sees any need for an executive Special Council to deal with the war. Instead, he opts to move the Orcistan war efforts to the War Committee which is currently dealing with other minor conflicts throughout Hermistan.
Under pressure from the Great Hermlake Legislature, the Berm also plans to make a new Duff Herm Trade Ministry to handle the rising skepticism of the morality of the Duff Herm trade and to try to make the system more equitable. This Ministry that Himzoo Herm has been tentatively nominated to lead also has the intention of reestablishing the northern Duff Herm Trade from Eri Hermistan and bringing more Duff Herms to the ever increasing Ba Herm population. For now, this Ministry is planned to be in the jurisdiction of the Walizburg Legislature and its governor, but as HermPost reporter Hoobawheat says, “This matter could be subject to change since it all depends on what the Herms in the government chose to decide … If it is not popular enough among next year’s legislatures, it might not even get formed at all.”
Furthermore, another reporter made the argument that the Hermlake delegates which currently number 214 (38% of the entire Federal Conference) may not be in support of forming a Walizburg Ministry for the Ministry that they pressured the Berm to form in the first place.
Additionally, the Cottage Legislature also requested the reformation of the Department of Industry as a council because last time the Department was in operation it increased Cottage Herms’ yields by an average of four percent. Recently, yields have further decreased due to an extra dry summer which makes Herms wish that they could still get that extra four percent. The Berm has not made any statement on this, so it is yet to be seen if such a council will be formed or not.
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