The Peony didnt wait to mention her thoughts. She decided it was futile to calm the other delegates, and provide full power to their hosts on managing the entire situation.

"A mixed republic, much like Laiwan in the past." She gazes at the Ryccian MOFA, still looking quite smugly about something, "it is to be noted that opening such a wide door for foreign representatives would also open a large opportunity for nations to exert their influence towards the nation. It would not be an overseeing body, it would be a mixed ruling by several nations. We certainly do not agree with having our local dignitaries to you state to be voted into the legislature. While we agree that each nation willing to be in the council must send a proposal, of which Harm-Gord would agree for cooperation, we sincerely dissaprove of any attempt for the installment of our local dignitary to your state."

She continued further, gazing her attention to the number of part representatives of Harm-Gord.

"With both the overseeing council and the bicameral legislature filled with foreigners, there certainly won't be room for any political party to provide their aspirations, let it be different as they would seem. A mixed republic system in which they shall converge in one point may be fruitious if done correctly, however it would only work if members of both legislature bodies are purely of Harm-Gord origin, and Harm-Gord agenda. "

"While decisions are made in the bicameral legislative body, someone holding the executive office must control the military if they are not to be decided by your parliament. Unless what you're suggesting is a Junta government." She stated, sternly.

"We ask clarification as to whether the two provinces refer to Harm-Gord territory being classified as respective provinces of a unity, or whether this is a system for Gordista and that Harmakmis has yet to provide their version of government. If the latter, it would mean that every province would have full autonomy in amending their system of government as to how they see fit. Would it not?" She increased her tone at the end of the question, quite condescendingly as one may interpret it.