Bob Ainsworth updates Chamber of Deputies

"Mr Speaker, I wish to remind honorable and right honorable friends that this address, as all addresses will be during the war, is being broadcast and recorded.
Mr Speaker, since taking up this war cabinet, the government has been taking significant strides to achieve peace quickly. While I cannot speak for other cabinet department's, I do speak for the Department of National Service. Overall, this government's aim is to unite the country, drive out the end of this war and support our armed service personnel. The Department of National Service have already put plan into action. The Amended Falleen Labour Service Act 577AER will bolster our front-line labor efforts by helping those unemployed. Talks are being held with my ministers to put a temporary stop on union action to ensure all work force is in full action, all the time, during the war. My Department has sent off for records regarding the amount of people working in war labor and when I get those results, I will report back to the chamber. Military national service is, naturally, being discussed throughout my department and cabinet. Among these, we are also working closely with other labor departments to maintain effective policy and fast-tracked labor schemes. Steps are, and have, been taken to divert away from unorganized constant infighting.
During the war, this government will have to suspend other items on the agenda. This is a war-dedicated government. Significant items will be tabled out until such time where it is feasible to give resources to such items. The cabinet agree to that and we will move forward as a united Empire under one Emperor. 
Mr Speaker, my department will take further steps, along with the government, to provide support and service to the war effort, both on the front and support lines. My office is always open to honorable friends who wish to input suggestions or discuss my policy.
I yield, Mr Speaker."
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