Item 1. Standard of Living Indicators (SLI) show continued lagging in material prosperity, disposable income, rendered public services, and vacation time in the zones of northeast Australia and central and eastern Papua and Jaya. Formerly depressed Western Jaya has continued to benefit greatly from the construction and operation of the Fak Fak Zeppelinport (construction ended 14 years ago), but at present funds have not been authorized for another such large, materially expensive undertaking.
Our Nature and Preservation Department, however, has come in under budget for the fifth time out of the last 7 years, and calculations indicate that even with the additional costs of American South Pacific fishing management (see below) enough funds will still remain over this ten year period for the commission of publically supplied preservation projects, which we have now undertaken to set in motion.
As many locals as possible, with outside expertise as necessary, will be hired to first study and then set up procedural and physical safeguards for the sensitive ecological sectors, namely, the Papuan/Irian and Northern Australian rainforests.
Our biological experts have supplied an iterative process, (which happily fits within budgetary constraints) for gradual isolation of non-ideal external factors to the forest system on a monitored variable/control group system.
We will take this opportunity to introduce Rising Suns new wheat seed variety and its NutriFood(tm) to enclosed environments to determine its level of interaction and effect on the local biological and mineral/nutrient environment and ascertain its feasibility for widespread introduction to fringe agricultural zones, namely the Deep Outback as well as Tidal Ring Growing Facilities.
Goals:
A) Ecological and biological resource study and preservation.
B) Employment for locals.
C) Study of quality and attributes of new crop varieties.
D) On site development of advanced management, study, mechanical, and delegation work skills for employees which they will be able to use effectively on this project as well as carry to other public or private employment.
Item 2. This regards integrating appropriate functions of the Pacifica Australis Internal Civil Security Forces (ICS) and Internal Information Acquisition and Control Forces (IIAC) with the new Imperial Ministry of Loyalty Officials (MinLoy).
All due efforts will be taken to insure that MinLoy operations with the proper authorization and clearance levels will be given the information, resources, and latitude they require to attend to their authorized Imperial duties as effectively as possible.
The ICS and IIAC will continue to operate within official and legal standards, only pursuing persons and activities suspected or known to be genuine and substantial threats to our region or the Empire as a whole. All operations, unless Imperial orders dictate otherwise, will remain within the Judicial framework of due process, and frivolous or inconsequential matters will be left to local authorities to address or leave be as they see fit. Only extraordinary circumstances, requiring the direct and explicit command of the King or his authorized agents will permit any infringement upon guaranteed citizen rights of freedom of security, thought, speech, association, et al.
This restrictions Do Not Apply to properly authorized MinLoy agents or explicitly waived ICS or IIAC operations.
By focusing our efforts on serious and legitimate threats and using standards as directed by the mandates of Imperial Justice and Regional Governatory templates, we will have all the better chance to stop and break down serious and legitimate threats to Imperial domains and citizens maintain the functionality, loyalty, and objectivity of our own justice and government apparatus.
Item 3. A Special Budgetary Extension has been approved for the purpose of civil cleanup, repair, and structural and service efforts for the incorporated city of Sydney and surrounding areas that require unusual efforts to return to working order following the significant temporary increase in number of residents and the widespread celebration and excitement on and around the time of the Royal Familys visit. A special oversight committee has been formed to ensure proper use of extra allocated funds.
Item 4. A recommendation from the 4th Special Sea Community Council has been accepted to, until further notice, restructure the application process and content for new applicants in light of the recent significant increase of number of applicants. With the larger number and greater variety of applicants, we will be looking for a more skilled and otherwise more suitable selection of new residents. Past or current residents and those already in the process of applying are exempt from the new applicant guidelines.
Item 5. Creation of service office to implement the Royal Familys Public healthcare plan for those that select it as their primary healthcare coverage. For those not using the Imperial or alternate private plans, regional healthcare options still apply. We expect the number of users switching to the Royal plan to be small, but we will have to reallocate funds away from our own system and towards the Imperial coffers once we see exactly the shift in healthcare plan selection. A committee is currently in the process of being formed to study and oversee the necessary transitions and future reallocations.
Item 6. This item regards fishing and ocean stocks in our regional zone of management waters in the Pacific Ocean near South America. Recent studies have concluded that most fish and other sea life in the areas has recently been negatively affected, based on numbers, stability, and specimen health. The major contributing factor is expected to be unregulated overfishing and poor fishing practices outside of the Pacifica Australis zone of control within the extra-regional Unrestricted Access Ocean Zone, primarily by fishers registered by or originating from The Mercantile Union of South America.
In order to protect ocean biological resources, we must enact efforts to study ecosystem qualities, both from current samples and past archived data, determine helpful and harmful interaction data, take breeding stock, and set up new habitats, initially in isolated areas where local ecology will not be disturbed, for raising of stock to be reinserted into original locale to keep an economically sustainable level of extractable biological marine resources.
This must only be a temporary effort. A more satisfactory solution must be found which does not require us to subsidize without compensation or reciprocated benefit the economic activities of other regions.
Item 7.Marriage certification and all the attendant rights and duties thereof, within Pacifica Australis Residential Zone of Authority, is hereby extended to any two consenting resident adults, be they of same, different, undetermined, or intermediate gender, provided:
Both individually and as a couple meet and agree to follow the requirements, for so long as they choose to retain its certification, of the newly updated Marriage Licencing Guideline, which now applies in its strictures and granted benefits to couples without favor or consideration of the gender of either or both of the involved parties.