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5/5/2025, 4:32:33 PM
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Mr. Lebedev nods, utterly bewildered by the very concept but doesn't let that show. He steps out of the room as the two primary factions within the Council Committee for this vote bicker as he sends some aides to let the HCEK, ПГC and Monarchists know that they have been accepted and will be working together. He also tells the aides to let them know that they will be informed of the specifics of the decision once their representatives arrive at the CCECC Headquarters. Entering the room again once the...conversation had died down, Vanya takes his position at the head of the room as a new batch of documents are laid out before the assembled members.
"This next topic of discussion is, arguably, just as important as how we govern the nation. While we can have a central body creating laws, we must also have agencies which enforce them which are not *directly* tied to the military. Our Militsiya are moderately funded and equipped, however with the marked increase in reports of organized crime coming in from our eastern and southern borders; particularly in the realms of drug smuggling and prostitution, the average police are simply not trained to handle this degree of criminality. The Oskovian Ministry for Internal Affairs has requested an expansion of funding and the use of military training grounds to bolster the numbers of our Internal Troops; which I should remind you fall directly under the command of the CCECC most times. The Ministry holds jurisdiction over militarized police such as the OMOH and the Interior troops of the VV, both of which fall outside of the military's command structure and can be deployed within our borders without many of the issues we may face attempting to do so with the army proper. Provisionally we have accepted this request, however there are certain...former members of prominent groups who have an alternative idea."
"Of the several thousand former citizens of the DDR who have applied for asylum within Oskovia, a number have made their status as former members of their Ministry for State Security. They, as well as members of the КГБ have proposed the establishment of a covert policing force which they have offered to help train. Both were world class intelligence agencies, and the collaboration of their agents would undoubtedly create an effective organization. We must also consider the diplomatic implications of accepting members of the Staatssicherheit as members of our government. Additionally, establishing this agency would draw from funds we were to assign to the Ministry of Internal Affairs."
>>6235325
>>6235816
Mr. Lebedev nods, utterly bewildered by the very concept but doesn't let that show. He steps out of the room as the two primary factions within the Council Committee for this vote bicker as he sends some aides to let the HCEK, ПГC and Monarchists know that they have been accepted and will be working together. He also tells the aides to let them know that they will be informed of the specifics of the decision once their representatives arrive at the CCECC Headquarters. Entering the room again once the...conversation had died down, Vanya takes his position at the head of the room as a new batch of documents are laid out before the assembled members.
"This next topic of discussion is, arguably, just as important as how we govern the nation. While we can have a central body creating laws, we must also have agencies which enforce them which are not *directly* tied to the military. Our Militsiya are moderately funded and equipped, however with the marked increase in reports of organized crime coming in from our eastern and southern borders; particularly in the realms of drug smuggling and prostitution, the average police are simply not trained to handle this degree of criminality. The Oskovian Ministry for Internal Affairs has requested an expansion of funding and the use of military training grounds to bolster the numbers of our Internal Troops; which I should remind you fall directly under the command of the CCECC most times. The Ministry holds jurisdiction over militarized police such as the OMOH and the Interior troops of the VV, both of which fall outside of the military's command structure and can be deployed within our borders without many of the issues we may face attempting to do so with the army proper. Provisionally we have accepted this request, however there are certain...former members of prominent groups who have an alternative idea."
"Of the several thousand former citizens of the DDR who have applied for asylum within Oskovia, a number have made their status as former members of their Ministry for State Security. They, as well as members of the КГБ have proposed the establishment of a covert policing force which they have offered to help train. Both were world class intelligence agencies, and the collaboration of their agents would undoubtedly create an effective organization. We must also consider the diplomatic implications of accepting members of the Staatssicherheit as members of our government. Additionally, establishing this agency would draw from funds we were to assign to the Ministry of Internal Affairs."
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