Chancellor 'invites' Soleimani to Corrintrin

While opening a motion debate, Minister of State for the Empire and Union Konnor McCarty, the deputy to Secretary Foster, told MPs that the Chancellor has 'invited' Haals State Chancellor Soleimani Corrintrin for 'discussions' and 'greetings'. Critics have called this, "when the Chancellor calls" as it appears to be a reoccurring theme that the Chancellor either 'calls' people to Corrintrin or visits officials who are causing controversy or going against the Union.
"Mr Speaker, I am bound to report to the Chamber the both the Chancellor and Union Secretary have invited State Chancellor of Haals up to the capital for discussions and formal greetings. The Government has been vocally active in condemning the State's recent decision to take power away from their Federal Representative and the Government maintains it finds this change highly unconstitutional. However, as the budget is finalised and secured, the Chancellor would like to know how the requested five billion will be spent. Obviously the Empire and Union Office are carefully watching progress made by our States and my office takes a particular interest in economic growth. But the Government will not fund anti-Unionist programmes or splash cash on reckless things which serve little purpose. Haals do not have the best history and recent clashes have proved the State remain silly and far away from development. 
But yes, Mr Speaker, the Chancellor has extended the invitation and we hope the State Chancellor will accept."
Category:The Imperial Constitution