09-30-2019, 11:53 AM
Madam Speaker,
I commend this short, common sense bill written by my friend, the Secretary of the Interior, which asserts Parliament's important role of scrutinizing the Executive by making sure that it is kept in the loop of promptly after diplomatic agreements are finalized. This bill is written in such a way that doesn't disrupt the Executive's role in foreign policy, and is also written to provide that sensitive agreements may be considered in executive session and with strict secrecy so that there aren't security concerns with these disclosures. I invite the Secretary of the Interior to speak further to this bill, and ask for Parliament's support in endorsing this critical oversight process.
I commend this short, common sense bill written by my friend, the Secretary of the Interior, which asserts Parliament's important role of scrutinizing the Executive by making sure that it is kept in the loop of promptly after diplomatic agreements are finalized. This bill is written in such a way that doesn't disrupt the Executive's role in foreign policy, and is also written to provide that sensitive agreements may be considered in executive session and with strict secrecy so that there aren't security concerns with these disclosures. I invite the Secretary of the Interior to speak further to this bill, and ask for Parliament's support in endorsing this critical oversight process.
Alfonso Velez, MP
Liberty and Democracy Party
Leader of the Opposition
CEO of 4Hire and Velez Investments
Former Prime Minister of The Republic of Alduria (1672-1682)
Liberty and Democracy Party
Leader of the Opposition
CEO of 4Hire and Velez Investments
Former Prime Minister of The Republic of Alduria (1672-1682)