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Daily Update 1/22

 Legislatures Across Hermistan Depart on their Journeys to Hermbul

Across Hermistan, the anticipation of the Federal Conference has caused both hopes and fears among the population for what their government will decide. Now, about a week before the Conference, the Legislatures, with the exception of Hermbul, have begun to venture toward the seat of the High Council, the Berm, and the Hall of the Hermbul Legislature where the Federal Conference will take place in the city of Hermbul. The farthest Legislatures departed last week, but this day marks the time when the government is shut down in most of Hermistan, with the exception of the State of Hermbul which will continue proceedings as normal.

Under the third amendment to the Hermistan Book of Law, as signed by Berm Cornberticus the III of Pherton, when a Legislature is unable to perform its duties to its region and said inability is caused by a requirement of this book, the Governor shall remain to control the army, and other applicable services until there is such a time when the Legislature may reconvene. This law allows the Governor to deal with federal affairs in the state while the Federal Conference is going on in Hermbul, and to make sure that the peace is kept and defended.

The only problem is that the GHLL has still not appointed a Governor and will not be able to do so until after the Conference. Its standing executive, Cornibus, was given the title of chancellor and placed under a position of limited command. To find out more about this you should read our other article: Desperate for an Executive, GHLL Makes Up a New Position.

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