(04-28-2020, 07:10 PM)Rabbitz Wrote: The main argument is not what can we do so that we can all agree to this proposal.

It's that a lot of people in MoRA oppose this split in its entirety, and we feel as if you are trying to restructure all of MoRA without our consent.

First off, if you are opposed to a split in its entirety nothing I am going to say will change your mind, as you will only look for reasons to disagree with anything I say.

Second off, I can't do anything to restructure MoRA without 60% of the Assembly voting for a proposal. If a split comes and MoRA disagrees with it, that is their right. But it is also the right of 60% of legislators to change the structure of the Ministries. If the Ministry leadership wish to attack me directly for expressing a policy opinion that is their right as legislators but I would remind them that I do not seem to be alone in advocating for this split. It is the right of any legislator to critique the operations of the government. I intend to continue to use that right regardless of any attacks made against me.