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[center][size="5"]Bailiwick overthrown; vote rules in new government[/size]

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[i]The government chambers of Conti.[/i]

[left]Citing an "extremely slow pace of movement" and "lack of actual progress", the Council of Ten has been abolished by an overwhelming majority of the people of Conti. Along with the dissolution of the Council was the collapse of the East India, West India, and Brittany Companies. What was considered anarchy by the outside world was technically correct - at this point in time, the "Bailiwick of Conti" had no official government or central military force. What Conti did have, however, was an inspired populace who felt like a more direct, efficient form of government was needed to address the needs of the growing nation. In the place of the Council of Ten, a series of Departments have been created with a central set of guidelines that all must follow. Each Department is headed by a Department Governor, who has direct control over the workings of the Department. Each Department is independent, and a decision by one Department is considered a decision by all. There are eighteen Parishes, which act as counties would, and each Parish is governed by a Parish Governor. Each PG has the power of law and order over his Parish, but cannot overrule a Department decision. There are many more changes, among them a new Head of State position, jokingly called the Department Head. The DH has the power to change each Department without cause, and has a term of sixteen years unless impeached by every Department but one. Finally, Conti has been renamed Brittany - a much-wanted change for the people of Brittany, especially since the old name had no meaning whatsoever.

With a new government set up, the Department of Foreign Affairs Governor Alphonse Dupont issued a statement on the evening of April 2.

[quote]The Nation of Brittany wishes to express her gratitude with the nations of the world for allowing us to handle our own internal affairs peacefully. It is a refreshing change of pace to see the nations of Europe not squabbling over land and instead allowing the people to do what it is they wish to do. From today, we shall be known as the Nation of Brittany, government by Albert Chevalier, Department Head of Brittany.[/quote]

Attached to the statement was a list of the new government names and counties, none of which were particularly relevant. Leon Chevalier, head of Brittany, was seen making a speech that day about the progress Brittany has made since the Council of Ten took over, and it was not their fault for the lack of progress but the inefficient form in which they were put into. The Council was given a hearty retirement plan.
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[quote name='King Penchuk' date='02 April 2010 - 11:01 PM' timestamp='1270267256' post='2246240']
Scotland is sad to see the collapse of their old friend in the nation of Conti. Nonetheless we wish the best of luck to the new nation of Brittany.
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[quote]Department of Foreign Affairs///

It is still in the people of Brittany's minds that a healthy relationship with Scotland is extremely imperative. While the government has been changed, we still have the same mindset and goals. We hope Scotland does not see Brittany as an entirely new nation, for we are much the same just more... active, if such a word would be suitable.[/quote]

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[quote name='Kaede Alexeivich' date='02 April 2010 - 11:06 PM' timestamp='1270267555' post='2246249']
Given its close proximity to Nagase, we are wondering if Brittany would be interested in an economic or other type of treaty.
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[quote]Department of Foreign Affairs///

The only treaty that Brittany plans on keeping is the Treaty of Hong Kong, and perhaps an entrance into the Western European Union. While the gesture is appreciated, we understand that a lot can change in a short amount of time and Brittany wishes to keep ourselves stable first before allying ourselves to other nations, economic or otherwise.[/quote]

A query was submitted to the Western European Union. As Conti was a member of the Iberian Pact and this is the direct successor state to Conti, Brittany wishes to know if they are extended an entrance into the WEU.

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"It would appear the the Breton people have once again come to assert themselves on the world stage and Aquitaine has no doubt that while the old regime of Conti has failed to provide prosperity to its people, this new regime, the nation of Brittany will succeed where the past has failed. Even with the division of France, there is always hope for the people of Brittany, Aquitaine, and Burgundy to forget their differences which set them apart and instead work in cooperation together for common goals as well as the expanding from that onto the entire European stage and in fact the world stage. I wish your people and your leaders the best of luck and hope of further positive relations between the people of Brittany and Aquitaine."
-Therese Zelle

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