(RNN) ― As of yesterday, former Diplomacy Minister Swedes and Geats, better known as MNI, came out on Discord proclaiming the stress of real life events were negatively effecting his ability to serve as the region's Diplomacy Minister. He then announced that he was stepping down as the head of the Diplomacy Ministry, a position he was just elected for. In his place, Swedes made Saariset the new Diplomacy Minister at last minute notice. The Atlantican government wished Swedes good fortune in his future endeavors while welcoming Saariset's ascension to the role.
Following this however, criticism on the Diplomacy Ministry's reshuffle began intensifying as several senators have lined up to draft a bill to clarify government succession. The cabinet-tier Ministers are tasked with and centered around the operation of the region, while the Senate makes the rules and regulations for the government. Having lost one of the Ministers affects how the government will operate, and now Prime Minister Riost will have a new Diplomacy Minister to get accustomed to. Questions on how this will impact foreign relations with embassy regions has already started, as well as if Saariset, the former House of Delegates Speaker, is able to fill the vacancy that Swedes has left and become one of the most transformative Diplomacy Ministers since Norrizi occupied the post. Currently the Atlantican Senate is in the beginning stages of writing a bill defining succession in the Ministries. The current author of the bill is Liberal Democrat Sen. Brachiosauraus, who came up with the idea with the help and aid of Activist Senator Nydaymos. The bill is said to contain an article that deputies may take their Minister's role if they step down with the approval of simple majority from the senate. But, if they do not get simple majority it will trigger a by-election that will last no more than a day so the office isn't left vacant for a long period of time. RNN's Brachiosauraus contributed to this report.
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