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Bill: Balancing the budget

Details

Submitted by[?]: Grand National Party

Status[?]: defeated

Votes: This bill proposes to change the allocation of funds in the budget. It requires more than half of the legislature to vote yes. This bill will pass as soon as the required yes votes are in, or will be defeated if unsufficient votes are reached on the deadline.

Voting deadline: February 3581

Description[?]:

As an interim measure, we would like to propose modest budget cuts in order to eliminate the budget deficit. Government spending needs to be kept under control.

Taoiseach Aled Pritchard MP

Proposals

Debate

These messages have been posted to debate on this bill:

Date17:35:07, November 22, 2013 CET
FromDranish Agrarian League
ToDebating the Balancing the budget
MessageMr Speaker,

It's good to see that someone has learnt moderation and we would give this budget nine out ten marks. The missing tenth sadly is the bizarrely genocidal act against Dranish farmers. We cannot tolerate nor support starving already lowly paid sons of the land.

Alberto Trujillo MP
DAL Chairman
Member for Valdor

Date00:02:35, November 23, 2013 CET
FromGrand National Party
ToDebating the Balancing the budget
MessageMr. Speaker,

We would be fascinated to hear the DAL's explanation for how a 3% reduction in agricultural subsidies would somehow amount to attempted genocide against Dranish farmers. The real enemies of Dranish agriculture are those, like the DAL, who support the irrational ban on modern GM techniques.

Taoiseach Aled Pritchard MP

Date02:40:30, November 23, 2013 CET
FromPopular Party
ToDebating the Balancing the budget
MessageMr Speaker,

I call on Mr Trujillo to withdraw his insensitive remarks about a "genocidal act against Dranish farmers. Even though the PP does not support any form of agricultural subsidies, this budget still maintains 20billion DRA in agricultural subsidies. How a 600 millionDRA, or 3% reduction in this budget, which could be easily achieved by efficiency savings can be described as "genocidal" is beyond me.

Kwan Min-Jung MP
PP Leader

Date04:44:02, November 23, 2013 CET
FromProvisional Government of Dranland
ToDebating the Balancing the budget
MessageThe Hon. gentleman [Kwan] will not refer to another Hon. member by their name. However, I second his call for the withdrawal of the comment that this legislation constitutes a "genocidal act". Such a statement is unparliamentary.

Gwilym Owens MP
Speaker of Parliament

Date07:09:01, November 23, 2013 CET
FromDranish Agrarian League
ToDebating the Balancing the budget
MessageMr Speaker,

I should have been clearer and said 'economic genocide'. If the Hon. members from the GNP and PP believe in efficiency savings then why exempt the two largest departments? Is it not simple logic that a department twenty times larger than the Agricultural ministry has twenty times the waste?

Farmers face incredible challenges yet remain the toughest entrepreneurs in the nation, to deny them even this tiny assistance would be tantamount to another attempted economic genocide - a discriminatory attack on the economic lifestyle of a virtouus people. These two parties tried to abolish farm subsidies so don't pretend to have suddenly found love or benevolence for farmers.

Alberto Trujillo MP
DAL Chairman
Member for Valdor


Date14:26:53, November 23, 2013 CET
FromGrand National Party
ToDebating the Balancing the budget
MessageMr. Speaker,

A reduction in agricultural subsidies does not constitute "genocide", nor even "economic genocide". The Honourable Gentleman from the DAL inhabits a world of his own.

Taoiseach Aled Pritchard MP

Date17:05:47, November 23, 2013 CET
FromDranish Agrarian League
ToDebating the Balancing the budget
MessageMr Speaker,

Indeed it is a different world from that the grandees of Iglesia Mayor know. Lush green pastures and hardworking children of the land who keep this nation fed.

My question still stands - why efficiency only in the tiny department and not the great ones?

Alberto Trujillo MP
DAL Chairman
Member for Valdor

Date17:18:28, November 23, 2013 CET
FromKoalisjon for frigjøring
ToDebating the Balancing the budget
MessageMr Speaker,

We have come to realise this budget is unacceptable, the 900 million cuts in environment budget is unacceptable, while we have all that waste in interior and health departments why cut one of the rarest efficient and working department in the cabinet.

Kennedy Rousseau MP
Deputy Leader of KFF and KFF's presidential candidate

Date17:25:25, November 23, 2013 CET
FromKoalisjon for frigjøring
ToDebating the Balancing the budget
MessageMr Speaker,

I agree with the Deputy Leader, as the chairman of environmental issue committee of KFF and nominee for Environmental Ministry, I find these cuts irresponsible and reckless.

Kensington Rousseau MP
Chairman of Environmental Issues Committee of KFF and KFF's nominee for Environmental Ministry

Date00:19:50, November 24, 2013 CET
FromGrand National Party
ToDebating the Balancing the budget
MessageMr. Speaker,

It is disappointing to see the KFF and the DAL quibbling over comparatively small sums of money. What is at stake here is balancing Dranland's budget. Isn't that important?

Taoiseach Aled Pritchard MP

Date21:18:13, November 24, 2013 CET
FromKoalisjon for frigjøring
ToDebating the Balancing the budget
MessageMr Speaker,

Global Warming is a top priority, I condemn Mr.Pritchard for his attempts to empower global warming skeptics, he should've cut the waste in the health department.

Kennedy Rousseau MP
Deputy Leader of KFF

Date01:56:31, November 25, 2013 CET
FromGrand National Party
ToDebating the Balancing the budget
MessageMr. Speaker,

Making small efficiency savings in the Environment budget of 3% does not mean we are global warming deniers and does not mean we are attempting to "empower global warming skeptics". The Honourable Gentleman needs to get his facts right, because at the moment he is making no sense that the DAL are with their ranting about an imagined "genocide" against Dranish farmers!

Taoiseach Aled Pritchard MP

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Voting

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Total Seats: 93

no
     

Total Seats: 288

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Total Seats: 18


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