Council Debate Starting.

The floor echoed beneath Josef Nord  as he approached the well. The room was deathly silent. Josef and his Political Comrade Conduct has spent long nights and days working on the bill, Josef was about to speak on. More than once had Josef seconds thoughts about it. The bill in short was to cut taxes and government spending, butin this bill they would also reduce welfare spending, economic aid to the market, and abolish universal healthcare.

While this might seem harsh, Nord and Conduct know the truth about these programs: They promise equality, stability, and justice. But They only bring about mediocrity, lies, and corruption. Corrupt politicians stuff their pockets with the "leftovers" of the tax revenue generated by people who care for the live of others. Essentially parasites.

Nord can't help but be enraged by this.

Nord is finally in the well. He takes a deep breath.

" Ladies and Gentlemen of the Council, it is an honor today to stand before you to speak on this bill, but before I do allow me to give context. For years we have been oppressing our people with Taxation, and they will no longer stand for it. Hear my cry for this Nation for your sake do not Tax our people without representation any longer... Will the Clerk please read the Bill."

By: Josef Nord 

House Bill # 1186 A BILL TO BE ENTITLED AN ACT 

Taxation Reduction act of [REDACTED]

PURPOSE: To allow the People of the Nation of [REDACTED] to prosper and become economically stable.

BE IT ENACTED BY THE COUNCIL OF [REDACTED]

Section 1. For the purpose of this act, "Taxation" shall be defined as revenue collected by the Council in order to fufil its duties outlined in the Constitution.

Section 2. The Taxation level shall be reduced to 10% from the current taxation Rate.

Section 3. All laws or parts of laws in conflict with this act are hereby repealed.

Section 4. This act shall become effective 30 days after the approval by the Marshal or otherwise upon its approval of becoming a law.

Section 5. Upon approval by the Marshal, this bill will be reviewed by the Minister of Procurement to establish grounds for such an act.

TO BE CONTINUED