Tapanuan State Chancellor calls State Parliament "massively ineffective".

In an address to the Tapanuan Congress of Deputies, State Chancellor Arthur Keen, has called the State's parliamentary "massively ineffective" and called for reform across the board.
"Madam President, Deputies, our parliamentary system, why beautiful and the most wonderful grace, is massively ineffective and failing Tapanuans, who we are all sent here to serve. We have just 120 seats in this Congress. 120 seats for 13 million people. Imagine, if you will, if the Federal Chamber of Deputies had 120 seats for 290 million people. Quite absurd, I am sure my fellow deputies will agree.
Let's look at other states who have a smaller population than our own, Madam Speaker. Darpartryo, with a population of 12 million, has 350 seats. Melmorri, with some 12 million, 200 seats. Farrulli, 11 million, 220 seats. Entloland, again 12 million, 240 seats. Infact, Madam President, we are closer to Katharina. Katharina has a population of just under 40 thousand. They have 100 seats. We play the tune of democracy, but we're not learning the notes. Therefore, I today propose a new bill to the Chamber which will amend these wrongs.
Madam Speaker, this Government propose the following. The Congress of Deputies shall be enlarged to 380 seats. The Congress will be replaced with the House of Burgesses and this Bill shall establish the Boundary Review Commission which shall be charged with constantly reviewing the size of constituencies and number of seats in the house.
I hope honourable colleges will join me in wanting to push through this reform for the sake of democracy, fairness and better representation."
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