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Rachel Trevelyan

**Rachel Trevelyan** (formerly **Gracelynn Barclay**, **Sarah Crawley**; born 2 October 1974) is a British politician who currently serves as the member of parliament for Tyrone. She formerly served as the MP for Lancaster and was the founder and sole leader of the Communist Party BUK. Prior to forming the Communist Party, she was a member of the Conservative Party before she would defect from it to form the Communist Party. However, she would be banned on 15 January 2022 from the BUK discord server for her continuous denial of genocides committed by Communist states in real life. She would later rejoin the BUK discord server on 28 August 2022 after she was unbanned following ban appeals to the moderation team. She would be elected to the seat of Tyrone and would become the leader of the Independence Party 2 days later on 30 August 2022.
Official Opposition of Canada

**His Majesty's Loyal Opposition** (French: *L'Opposition Loyale de Sa Majesté*), or otherwise the **Official Opposition** (French: *L'Opposition Officielle*), is usually the second-largest parliamentary party in the Provincial Assembly of Canada, sometimes also conjoined through a coalition. The Opposition's main task is to scrutinise the government to ensure they are kept in check. The Official Opposition contains a shadow cabinet, with the Leader of the Official Opposition heading the body.

The current Opposition is the People's Party, assuming the title following the November 2022 federal election. The opposition is currently led by Tim Harrison.
National Republican Party

**The** **National Republican Party** was a British social democratic and republican political party that was founded on 20 December 2021 as the Social Democratic and Labour Party and would later dissolve on ***INSERT DATE HERE***.

## History

### Founding

The National Republican Party was founded on 20 December 2021 as the Social Democratic and Labour Party. Prior to becoming the National Republican Party, it was a Northern Irish regional political party that advocated for the independence of Northern Ireland from the United Kingdom and its incorporation into a united Irish Republican state.

### Nationalisation

The National Republican Party would be rebranded into a national political party sometime following the Liberal Democrats merge with the Conservative Party. It would later contest in the January 2022 United Kingdom General Election where it would win 2 seats in the House of Commons, both of which were located in Northern Ireland.

### Dissolution

The Party would dissolve when Connor Ryan, it's leader and sole member, would leave the United Kingdom. It is one of the first in a series of short-lived opposition political parties that have formed from either conservative defectors, or irrelevant politicians.

## Members in Parliament

Connor Ryan was the party's only Member of Parliament, as he was also the party's sole member. Ryan represented the seat of Londonerry, a seat which is typically reserved for opposition political parties. The party also held Tyrone, however, because Ryan was it's sole member, it was unable to fill the seat.
Elizabeth II

**Elizabeth II**, formally **Her Majesty The Queen Elizabeth II**, was declared the new sovereign on August 21st, 2021 after the removal of King William by the Parliament. Elizabeth would serve from August 21st, 2021 until September 4th, 2021 when Anne II was instated after the new sovereign after the abdication of Elizabeth.
Exchequer scandal

The **Exchequer scandal** was a British political scandal involving incumbent Chancellor of the Exchequer Richard Thompson. First reported by the BBC, the scandal arose from an opinion article published by Politicus, attacking then-US Secretary of State nominee Anthony Urquhart. The Foreign Affairs Committee, chaired by Timothy Laurence, soon extended its inquiry to include Thompson's alleged abuse of power. According to Thompson, he did not break any rules and had defended his actions repeatedly in the media.
Boss Grant-Rook

Canada

* Member of the Provincial Assembly

Northern Ireland

* Speaker of the Assembly
* Member of the Assembly

Labour Party

* 1st Deputy Leader of the Labour Party

Cyprus

* Minister of Forgein Affairs
* Leader of the Democratic Party
* House of Representatives - Kyrenia Seat

**Former**

* Hong Kong

**Boss Grant-Rook** (formerly **Boss Grant**; b. 30 December 1990) was a British politician who served as the leader of the various political parties throughout the Commonwealth. From 2022 up until his deportation and ban in 2023, Grant-Rook was seen as a controversial figure regarding his real life political views.

## Political career

### Early political career

Grant first entered politics in May of 2022, when he became a resident of Hong Kong after receiving British citizenship. He served as the leader of the Democratic Party of Hong Kong from 23 May 2022 to the dissolution of Hong Kong in mid to late 2022. In June 2022, he became a member of the Northern Irish Assembly for the Ulster Unionist Party but would soon later leave both the UUP and the assembly. He would attempt to regain his seat of Belfast-South, but would lose to UUP candidate Felix Hartford.

### Deputy Leader of the Labour Party

In July 2022, Grant became the Deputy Leader of the newly-formed Labour Party and became a candidate for the constituency of Tyrone in the House of Commons. He lost the election however continued to serve in the portfolio until he resigned in November 2022.

### Time in Cyprus and political hiatus

In late 2022, Grant-Rook resigned from all cabinet and government positions in the Commonwealth and joined Cyprus, advocating for Cypriot independence. He served in the cabinet of President Artem Paparizou (then *Pavlov*), but later defected to the opposition due to political differences with the premier. He led the Democratic Party of Cyprus until December 2022, when he left the Bloxburg Political Community.

### Leader of the Labour Party

In April 2023, Grant returned to the community, and the United Kingdom. His return began with his unopposed election to the post of Leader of the Labour Party on 18 April. He plunged the party into turmoil when he broke electoral laws in his attempt to subvert the democratic process.
Timothy Laurence

Laurence in 2022

**Timothy Laurence** (formerly **Dolores Umbridge**) was a British politician who served in multiple positions throughout his time in BUK. Primarily serving in Northern Ireland, Laurence led the Ulster Unionist Party and led Northern Ireland as the First Minister on multiple occasions. Nationally, Laurence was a member of the Conservative Party and served as the member of parliament for Antrim. In late 2022, Laurence attempted to declare Irish independence from BUK, but ultimately failed.

## Personal Life

Timothy Laurence was born in Belfast, Northern Ireland. Timothy attended boarding school in Antrim where he then went on to study Political Science at Belfast Royal University.

He started his career serving as an intern in the Northern Irish Assembly.
Irish Loyalist League

Logo of the ILL

The **Irish Loyalist League** is a British loyalist paramilitary organisation headquartered in Belfast.

## History

The Irish Loyalist League was founded on April 30, 2022, right after the passage of the Ireland Restoration Bill of 2022. The ILL is unofficially associated with the Orange Order, a world-wide Loyalist organisation.

## Organisation and Structure

### Organisation

The Irish Loyalist League is centrally organised in Belfast, though also holds a significant prescence in Dublin.

### Structure

* Commander: Erika McClaine
	+ Deputy Commander for Armed Affairs: George Mountbatten
	+ Deputy Commander for Public Affairs: Harvey Galloway

## Political profile

### Loyalism

The ILL is a staunchly British Unionist organisation. The ILL was formed following the passage and assent of the Ireland Restoration Bill of 2022 which formally established Southern Ireland as a dependent territory of the United Kingdom. The ILL advocates against Irish republicanism, and Irish independence.

### Monarchism

The ILL is a staunchly pro-monarchist organisation. The ILL staunchly advocates against republicanism in the United Kingdom.

### Conservatism

The ILL is a conservative organisation. The ILL advocates for Irish integration through national conservative means. This includes respecting Irish identity, the Irish language and the Irish homeland, alongside British identity, the English language, and the British living within Ireland.
Jerry McMiller

**Jerry McMiller MP** is a British politician and entrepreneur serving as Secretary of State for Social & Public Services and President of the Bloxburg World Cup. He previously served as Chief Whip in Donovan Moore's Government, as well as a clerk in the House of Lords, and currently represents the constituency of West Lothian.

Before defecting to Labour after the fall of the Liberal Democrats, McMiller was the party's Deputy Leader on the Opposition benches. Some speculate that his personal approval of the Government's performance prompted him to switch his affiliation.
Prime Minister of the United Kingdom

The **prime minister of the United Kingdom** is the head of government in the United Kingdom. The prime minister chairs the Cabinet and selects its ministers, and advises the sovereign on the exercise of much of the royal prerogative. As modern prime ministers hold office by virtue of their ability to command the confidence of the House of Commons, they typically sit as a member of Parliament and lead the largest party or a coalition in the House of Commons.
Department of Social & Public Services

Logo of the Department

The **Department of Social & Public Services** (**DSPS**) is the UK department responsible for government policy on health, social care, environment, food & rural affairs, housing, communities, local government, transport, media, and sport.

## Foundation

DSPS was founded in 2021, when the Social & Public Services Department Act 2021 passed through Parliament. The act merged the Departments of Health & Social Care, Environment, Food & Rural Affairs, Housing, Communities & Local Affairs, Transport, and Digital, Culture, Media & Sports.

Slight controversy erupted when then-Prime Minister James Isaksen falsified on the proposal that Matthew Johnson was the author of the legislation. Behind closed doors, the Opposition was said to have accused the Government of "attempting to use Johnson's name to receive support."

> "*This Bill shall provide better public and social affairs to the United Kingdom, it allows the Government to focus on all of these issues in one centralised department. This Department shall be run effectively making this country better for all. It allows making the policy of things like minimum wage, workplace regulation and safety, sports, healthcare, emergency services and culture & arts right across this nation.*" - unknown author of the Social & Public Services Act 2021
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Harrington Alderidge

## The Right HonourableHarrington AlderidgeMP PC

Alderidge in 2023

**Harrington Alderidge** is a British politician currently serving as the Secretary of State for Foreign, Commonwealth, and Development Affairs. In addition to his UK responsibilities, he holds the positions of Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Finance in New Zealand.

Upon joining BUK, Harrington embarked on his political journey in 2023, initially becoming a Member of the Australian Parliament. Shortly thereafter, he rose to the position of Deputy Prime Minister of New Zealand. Later, he became a member of the British Parliament representing Southampton, and following that, he took on the role of Commonwealth Minister. After a few months, he officially became the Foreign Secretary.
Second Moore ministry

Moore and then-Lord Mayor Galloway signing the Charter of London

The **second Moore ministry** began on 14 August 2021, after David Cameron resigned from office as Prime Minister. Moore brought a Labour government into power after succeeding a Conservative government. He has served under King William, Elizabeth II, Anne II, and currently Charles III.
West Lothian

**West Lothian** is a parliamentary constituency in Scotland in the House of Commons of the Parliament of the United Kingdom. It is currently represented by Artem Paparizou.

## History

West Lothian has existed since 2020, surviving the Representation of the People's Act, which redrew the electoral map.

During James Isaksen's tenure as Prime Minister, his seat of West Lothian was a Conservative strong-hold. Upon his resignation, it became unoccupied until August 2021. As of 2023, the seat is flipped to the Tories.
Chancellor of the Exchequer

The **chancellor of the Exchequer**, often abbreviated to **chancellor**, is a senior minister of the Crown within the Government of the United Kingdom, and the chief executive officer of His Majesty's Treasury. The incumbent Chancellor of Ishaan Patel. The chancellor concurrently holds the position of **Second Lord of the Treasury**. Responsible for all economic and financial matters, the chancellor is equivalent to the role of a finance minister in other countries.

The corresponding shadow minister is the Shadow Chancellor of the Exchequer.
Melissa Harvey

Harvey in 2023

### Residency

Tennessee, United States (Jul 2023-present)* Staffordshire, England (Jun-Jul 2023)

### Known For

Transphobic remarks and British renegade

**Melissa Harvey** was a British politician and renegade who served as the Member of Parliament for Stafford from 21 June 2023 to 9 July 2023. She was a member of the Conservative Party.

Considered by many at first as a rising star, becoming an active backbencher, she abruptly left the country amidst a disagreement with Lord Chancellor Frederick McClaine. Downing Street later revealed that she was under investigation for transphobia and public indecency, which some speculate could have contributed to her disappearance. Immediately after defecting the United Kingdom, Melissa would become a citizen of the United States of America, and would change her name several times.
Orange Order

* Great Britian
* Ireland
* Australia
* Canada

The **Orange Order** is a Pro-Unionist organisation.

## History

The Orange Order was founded on April 7, 2022, by Harvey Galloway, Erika McClaine, and George Mountbatten. The Order was founded as a global pro-Unionist organisation.

## Requirements for entry

To become a member, a recommendation for membership is required, afterwards, the recommendation is reviewed by the Grand Master, and the Grand Knights. Afterwards, if the recommendation is approved by a majority, the membership is accepted; if not, the membership is denied. For former members seeking to re-enter the Orange Order, their loyalty to the crown must be confirmed before being accepted back in as a member.

## Structure

The Grand Hall of the Orange Order is located in the City of London where it acts as the Order's headquarters. The Grand Hall is overseen by the Grand Master of the Orange Order, who is the commanding knight of the Order. Each capital city wherein the order operates have their own halls overseen by the Grand Knights of the Orange Order. Sometimes a hall may have more than one Grand Knight who exercise joint power over the hall.

* 1st Grand Master of the Grand Hall of the Orange Order, Sir Harvey Galloway
	+ 1st Grand Knight of the Hall of Belfast, George Mountbatten
	+ 1st Grand Knight of the Hall of Victoria, Erika McClaine
	+ 1st Grand Knight of the Hall of Ottawa, Ishaan Patel

## Grand Lodges

### United Kingdom

1. Felix Hartford
2. Jordan Verlice
3. Harvey Galloway
4. Frederick McClaine
5. Donovan Moore
6. Ishaan Patel
7. Sean Valdez
8. Tim Harrison
9. Liam Brown
10. Edward Davis
11. Adian Mountbatten

### Australia

1. **Felix Hartford**
2. Harvey Galloway
3. Frederick McClaine
4. Ishaan Patel
5. Jordan Verlice
6. Liam Brown
7. Edward Davis

### Canada

1. Felix Hartford
2. Jordan Verlice
3. Harvey Galloway
4. Frederick McClaine
5. Ishaan Patel
6. Tim Harrison

### Ireland

1. Felix Hartford
2. Jordan Verlice
3. Harvey Galloway
4. Frederick McClaine
5. Ishaan Patel

## Flags of the Order

Flag of the Orange Order in Great BritianFlag of the Grand Orange Lodge of IrelandFlag of the Grand Orange Lodge of AustraliaFlag of the Grand Orange Lodge of Canada
India

## Dominion of Indiaडोमिनियन ऑफ इंडियाتسلط ہند

Civil Flag of India

The **Dominion of India** (Hindi: *डोमिनियन ऑफ इंडिया,* Urdu: *تسلط ہند*) is a British crown dependency. Formerly independent, following the passage of the Dominion of India Act of 2022 on 10 December 2022, India and its neighbours were annexed by the United Kingdom to become a Dominion.
Social Democratic and Labour Party (Ryan)

Logo of the Social Democratic and Labour Party

The **Social Democratic and Labour Party** (**SDLP**) (Irish: *Páirtí Sóisialta Daonlathach an Lucht Oibre*) was a social democratic and Irish nationalist political party in Northern Ireland. The party currently has no Members of Parliament (MP) in the House of Commons of the United Kingdom.

On 20 December 2021, the Electoral Commission announced that the SDLP, led by Connor Ryan, has registered as a political party. In future elections, the SDLP will only be able to stand for three seats in the House of Commons, indicated by the *Representation of the People's Act 2021*. It has since been reported that the party intends to stand for two NI marginal seats belonging to the Liberal Democrats.
Splendyz

Splendyz in 2021

**Splendyz** was a British politician who served as Secretary of State for Northern Ireland in Matthew Johnson's Government, until he was dismissed in 15 April 2020 jeopardising Anglo-Irish relations and developing hostilities in Whitehall. To the confusion of many, he did not go by any other name other than his pseudonym.
George II

## George II *Head of the Commonwealth*

**George II** (born **George Edward Mountbatten**; 12 July 1959) is King of the United Kingdom of the United Kingdom and 4 other Commonwealth realms. He acceded to the throne on 30 November 2022 following the abdication of George I. Prior to his accession to the throne, George II served as the Governor-General of Ireland, and Lord Mayor of London among other positions.

## Personal Life

George II is friends with former Hong Kong Governor Harvey Galloway, Lord Chancellor Erika McClaine, former Canada Governor-General Ishaan Patel, and Prime Minister Donovan Moore.

## Early Career

### Lord Mayor of London (Jan 2022)

George Mountbatten became the Lord Mayor of London following the resignation of Harvey Galloway. He was unanimously elected to the position. He would serve as Lord Mayor for a short period however as the City of London would be dissolved, and all residents and members of government would be transferred to the newly created Hong Kong.

## Reign as Sovereign (Nov 2022-*Present*)

### Accession and Proclamation

George Mountbatten accession to the throne occurred on 30 November 2022 following the abdication of George I. Mountbatten would adopt **George II** as his regnal name, becoming the first monarch in BUK history to adopt the same regnal name as a predecessor.
UK Independence Party

Logo of the UK Independence Party

The **UK Independence Party** (**UKIP**) was a right-wing populist party in the United Kingdom. The party was founded and solely led by Claire Beresford.

UKIP originated as an anti-Moore movement, with the objective to remove then-Prime Minister Donovan Moore from office. It growed in popularity, but mainly abroad.

## History

### Foundation

UKIP was founded by Claire Beresford, due to her personal disagreement with the incumbent Government. Beresford claimed that she was "urged by many people" to return to the political sphere, but insiders claim that her loss in the Conservative leadership selection process prompted her to target the new Prime Minister to attain the role herself.

Beresford herself claimed that she chose to create UKIP because it aligned with her views the most.

### Growing Popularity

During Beresford's leadership, most polls tilted in her favour, but were considered by the Conservatives as "inaccurate" as they reflected the public opinion of also foreigners, and would not be identical as UKIP had less registered party members.

Nevertheless, UKIP's global support pressured the incumbent Government, leading to its eventual collapse.

## Ideology & Policies

### Ideology

UKIP was situated on the right-wing of the left-right political spectrum. It highly believed in British unionism, but it is unclear to what its "independence" stance referred to.

### Policies

The party regularly defended its leader's record in diplomacy, and noted the importance of global cooperation.

However, UKIP never published any promises or clear stances on on-going matters. Conservatives accused the party of existing only to attack the Prime Minister, and without any plan for the country.

## Opposition Benches

### Main Opposition

UKIP served as the main Opposition in 2020, but had approximately 2-3 MPs. It focused on digging into the Prime Minister's past, seeking to destroy his reputation, claiming that he was "incompetent" to serve in the position.

### Controversy

On 21 June 2020, UKIP's short-term coalition with the Unionist Party was disbanded, and subsequently both parties were deregistered by the Electoral Commission for quid-pro-quo. It was exposed by the EC that the Unionists' leader was using an alt account to bypass immigration and register a party illegally to overthrow the Government. The Unionists admitted the truth behind the allegations, but UKIP denied them and proceeded to launch demonstrations.

## Government

UKIP returned to British politics, entered the Government, and was in power for 37 days. While the party did not endure an Opposition, rumours state that many former British politicians regarded the Government's performance as worse than Moore's.

When Beresford resigned as Prime Minister, the party was dissolved immediately.
Unrecognized state

A number of polities have declared independence and sought diplomatic recognition from the international community as sovereign states, but have not been universally recognised as such. These entities often have de facto control of their territory. A number of such entities have existed in the past.
Parliament of India

Logo of the Indian Parliament

The **Parliament of India** (IAST: *Bhāratīya Sansad*) is the supreme legislative body of the Dominion of India. It is a bicameral legislature composed of two houses: the Rajya Sabha (Council of States) and the Lok Sabha (House of the People).

Members of the Rajya Sabha are referred to as Senators or Councilors, and members of the Lok Sabha are referred to as Representatives. Members of the Lok Sabha are elected by a party-list proportional system, and members of the Rajya Sabha are elected directly. The Parliament has a sanctioned strength of 9 in the Lok Sabha and 5 in the Rajya Sabha. The Parliament meets at Sansad Bhavan in New Delhi.

## Composition

### Lok Sabha

The Lok Sabha (House of the People) has 9 members. Members are elected by a party-list proportional system. All candidates must be part of a larger party-list, and independent candidates cannot run independently.

### Rajya Sabha

The Rajya Sabha (Council of States) has 5 members. Members are elected directly by residents of India. Unlike the Lok Sabha, independents may run independently and not part of any larger party-list.
Department for the Union and Commonwealth

Logo of the Department for the Union

The **Department for the Union and Commonwealth** is a UK department responsible for government policy on England, Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland, and the Commonwealth. The DUC replaced the Foreign Office following BUK's independence from the community. It was previously known as the *Department for the Union* before the Department for the Union and Commonwealth Bill 2022 was passed by the House of Commons.

## Foundation & history

### Foundation

Originally, the Union Department was founded when the Department for Union Affairs Act 2021 passed Parliament. It merged the Northern Ireland Office, Scotland Office, and Wales Office.

> "*This Bill shall provide a better more equal United Kingdom. Usually, politicians focus efforts on England and leave other areas of the Union out of investment and services. This bill makes sure that the United Kingdom is truly equal from all four corners. As an MP for a Scottish Constituency and a Scot in real life, areas and towns of Scotland are left behind and have poorer life expectancies than their counterparts down south, which shall be changed under this Act.*" - James Isaksen's explanatory statement.
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The only recorded holder of the office of "Secretary of State for the Union" was Felix Hartford, who served in the position for a month. *(this statement will remain unverified until verified)*

### Department transformation

On the 28th of May, Parliament passed the bill that transformed the then-inactive Department for the Union into the Department for the Union and Commonwealth. 14 days later, Timothy Laurence was appointed DUC Secretary by Prime Minister Moore. Laurence, following his appointment, proceeded to visit several Commonwealth countries, notably Hong Kong, Canada, and Australia.
James Ashton

Ashton in 2021

**James Ashton MP** is a British Conservative Party politician who served as Member of Parliament (MP) for Gwynedd. Ashton previously was Downing Street's Press Secretary in David Cameron's Government.

Ashton was not well known among his colleagues in Parliament. Ashton was known for not attending a Parliamentary Session.
James Isaksen

Official Portrait of James Isaksen, 4th Prime Minister of the United Kingdom.

**James Isaksen** (*also known as Christian Mayer*) is a former British civil servant and politician, who served as the 4th Prime Minister of the United Kingdom from August 2020, until his resignation in June 2021. Before representing the constituency of West Lothian, he represented Linlithgow and East Falkirk.

Isaksen later served for a short while as the Chief Executive of the Electoral Commission and Secretary to the Cabinet (Cabinet Secretary), succeeding his predecessor, Hugo Walker.
First Isaksen ministry

James Isaksen addressing the nation as Prime Minister

The **first Isaksen ministry** began on 18 August 2020 when Queen Elizabeth II invited James Isaksen to form a new administration, following the resignation of previous Prime Minister Claire Beresford. Beresford had resigned the same day Isaksen was appointed, upon her recommendation to the Sovereign.

The Isaksen ministry was formed from the 4th Parliament of the United Kingdom, as a Conservative majority government. It lost its working majority in 2021 when Donovan Moore registered the Labour Party and became Leader of the Opposition.

## History

Claire Beresford announced her resignation on 18 August 2020 after an inactive tenure, leaving a recommendation to the Sovereign to appoint Isaksen as her successor.

The former First Minister of Scotland James Isaksen was appointed the same day and took on the position of Leader of the Conservative Party. Shortly afterwards, he appointed a Cabinet and stated that "we are ready to lead Britain and restore the glorious nation of the United Kingdom to its former glory."

Among other appointments, Isaksen made John Browns Foreign Secretary, and appointed Clinton Treyvon and Noah McCain Chancellor of the Exchequer and Home Secretary respectively. Closer to the end of his tenure, Isaksen passed the Social & Public Services Act 2021 and Department for the Union Act 2021, fulfilling two earlier pledges to create new ministerial positions.
Unionist Party

Logo of the Unionist Party

The **British Unionist Party** (**BUP**) was a small unionist political party in the United Kingdom from 18 June - 21 June 2020. It was formed by then-German Chancellor Christian Mayer (James Isaksen) under a pseudonym.

The Unionists formed a coalition with UKIP on the opposition benches, but were soon deregistered by the Electoral Commission when it was discovered that its leader bypassed immigration under a different name to simplify the government's majority and to influence laws. Immediately after the move, the party was disbanded.
William Rothesay

## His ExcellencyThe Right HonourableSir William RothesayKG PC

Rothesay's Naval Portrait, 2022

**William Henry Charles Philip Rothesay** (born 7 July 1975) is a British politician and former royal who served as the Sovereign of the United Kingdom from 9 October 2021 until his abdication on 30 November 2022 as George I. Prior to serving as Sovereign, he was the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom and subsequently the Leader of the Opposition before becoming a member of the House of Lords. Since serving as Sovereign, he has become the Viceroy of India and a member of the House of Lords, though temporarily served in the Commons.
Christian Bateman

## The Right HonourableChristian BatemanMP PC

Portrait of Bateman (29-Apr-2023)

Canada:

* Member of Parliament

Ireland:

* Teachta Dála

New Zealand:

* Minister for Broadcasting & Media

**Former**Australia:

* Deputy Prime Minister
* Minister for Communications and Cyber Security

Ireland:

* Minister of State for Finance

New Zealand:

* Minister for Foreign Affairs

**Christian Bateman** (born 21 October 1988) is a British politician currently serving as the Prime Minister of Australia and the Secretary of State for the Home Department. Bateman also currently serves as the Conservative MP for Cheltenham.
Richard Thompson

2021 Chancellor Portrait

**Richard Thompson** is a French politician and businessman serving as President of the French Republic. Having served in multiple countries, Thompson was Chancellor of the Exchequer from September 2021 to December 2021 and previously Minister of State for Business from August 2021 until his re-shuffle to the Treasury Department in September, he was also appointed MI5 Director under John Bercow.

## Minister of State for Business

Thompson was appointed to be Minister of State for Business by Prime Minister, Donovan Moore in August 2021.

While in the portfolio, he accomplished several significant achievements, such as setting up applications for individuals to register their businesses, certifying those businesses as well as implementing awards for those companies which did exceptionally well. He is widely regarded as one of the most hardworking members of the Moore administration.

## Chancellor of the Exchequer

In September 2021, Prime Minister Donovan Moore carried out a mini-reshuffle of his cabinet, resulting in then Chancellor, Kenneth Clarke becoming Minister of State for Business and Thompson becoming Chancellor of the Exchequer.

While in this portfolio, he is accomplishing many things that would rejuvenate the Bloxburg economy, such as arranging potential trade alliances with Germany and Poland and releasing trademark registrations for companies. He has also said he is planning several things, for the future.

## Member of Parliament

Thompson entered parliament in August 2020, as a Labour Party Member. He has voted in favour of proposals, such as the Treasury Merger Act of 2021, and the dissolution of the House of Lords.

He represented Braintree, but redistricted to the constituency of **Witham** in **Essex.**

## Business Career

Even though he is involved in politics, Thompson still remains active in the business sector, being the owner of Thompson Press, a media company that houses big names such as, **The Guardian**, **The Financial Bloxian** and **The BUSA Herald**. He is also accredited to setting up and operating the Government-owned, British Broadcasting Company (BBC).
Noah Welch

Welch in 2020

**Noah Welch MP** is a British former politician who served as Secretary of State for Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Affairs.

Prior to joining the Labour Party in August 2021, Welch was a Conservative who served in the same post of Foreign Secretary in James Isaksen's Government. He would keep that role when Donovan Moore became Prime Minister and later on departed.
Home Secretary

The **secretary of state for the Home Department**, otherwise known as the **home secretary**, is a senior minister of the Crown in the Government of the United Kingdom. The Home Secretary leads the Home Office, and is responsible for all national security, policing and immigration policies of the United Kingdom.

As a Great Office of State, the home secretary is one of the most senior and influential ministers in the government. The corresponding shadow minister is the Shadow Secretary of State for the Home Department.
Sarah, Duchess of York

## Her Royal HighnessSarahDuchess of York

**Sarah Margaret Ferguson** (b. 15 October 1959) is a former member of the British Royal Family.

## Biography.

Sarah Margaret Ferguson was born on 15 October 1959 at London Welbeck Hospital in London. Sarah was raised in Dummer, Hampshire, and attended the Queen's Secretarial College. She later worked for public relations firms in London, and then for a publishing company. She has two daughters, Princess Royal Eugenie and Princess Beatrice. They are all very close and spent time in Verbier.

## Location And Tourist Attractions

### Kensington Palace

Sarah Currently lives at Kensington Palace in London, United Kingdom. And her scottish residence Holyrood.

### York House

Sarah Previously lived at a neoclassical home in Windsor, United Kingdom. Unfortunately York House has burnt down due to a gas leak and she had to move to Kensington Palace. Multiple royals sent their condolences to the landmark.
Committees Act 2021

Parliament of the United Kingdom

### Long title

An act for Parliament to be able to scrutinise legislation and Government policy-making thoroughly.

### Extent

United Kingdom

The **Committees Act 2021** is an Act of Parliament, which passed during the 4th Parliament of the United Kingdom. Its aim was to expand role of Parliament in the process of the scrutiny of legislation, policies and conduct of elected officials, in particular those on the Government benches.

Proposed by then-Leader of the Opposition Donovan Moore, the Act covered how backbenchers and members on the Opposition benches are to become part of committees and how proceedings within such parliamentary groups were to be conducted.

## Background

The Committees Act 2021 was drafted by the Opposition to "create a more efficient process of scrutiny," also slowing down the time period of the passage of legislation. The legislation also allowed the Foreign Affairs Committee to investigate the allegations of reported foreign interference against then-Leader of the House of Commons John Bacon Hills.

Soon after its proposal, the Act was passed and subsequently became law.
Vote Yes for Britain

**Vote Yes for Britain** was an advocacy group which campaigned in favour of the entry of the United Kingdom to the United Nations in the 2021 British referendum. It was launched immediately after the **United Nations Referendum Act 2021** passed by Tim Harrison MP, before being declared as the official “Vote Yes” campaign for the referendum by the Electoral Commission on 24 October 2021.

In the 2021 United Kingdom United Nations membership referendum, 7.7% voted voted in favour joining the UN, which meant that the Votes Yes for Britain campaign was unsuccessful in achieving its main goal.
Social Democratic and Labour Party (Carrington)

The **Social Democratic and Labour Party**, abbreviated as **SDLP**, is a political party in Northern Ireland aligned with Irish patriotism. The party was founded in 2021, by Connor Ryan. The SDLP is considered the most left-leaning party in Northern Ireland, having a socially liberal and centrist stance. The Party historically endorsed Irish nationalism but has shifted to a broadly unionist and Irish patriotic stance. The party consists mainly of centrist and left-leaning voters.
Independent Politician

An **independent** or **nonpartisan politician** is a politician not affiliated with any political party. There are numerous reasons why someone may stand for office as an independent.

Some politicians have political views that do not align with the platforms of any political party, and therefore choose not to affiliate with them. Some independent politicians may be associated with a party, perhaps as former members of it, or else have views that align with it, but choose not to stand in its name, or are unable to do so because the party in question has selected another candidate. Others may belong to or support a political party at the national level but believe they should not formally represent it (and thus be subject to its policies) at another level.

In running for public office, independents sometimes choose to form a party or alliance with other independents, and may formally register their party or alliance. Even where the word "independent" is used, such alliances have much in common with a political party, especially if there is an organization which needs to approve the "independent" candidates.
Pro-Establishment camp

The **Pro-Establishment** camp is a Hong Kong political camp which refers to parties or people who align with General status quo policies and strong Pro-British sentiment.

The main political party of the camp is the Conservative Party of Hong Kong which has large influence over the camp’s direction. The camp because of this is strongly conservative and pro-business. The Pro-Establishment camp as they support the status quo also support maintaining the current election system.
Julia Montagu

*Not to be confused with Julia Montague.*

Montagu in a meeting with the Chancellor

**Julia Montagu** was a British politician who served as a Labour member of parliament for Edinburgh and the first female Secretary of State for Defence.

She previously served as Secretary of State for Defence in Donovan Moore's Government, but was dismissed in the November reshuffle after an internal inquiry deemed her the ringleader of the disturbances on Remembrance Day 2021.

On 4 December 2021, her party membership was revoked, and subsequently she was removed from Parliament. The decision came after she spoke out of turn and refused to withdraw insults directed at the Government, during Prime Minister's Question Time.
City of London Corporation

## Commonalty of the City of London Corporation

**Minority (2)**

* Fellowship (1)
* Independent (1)

## Meeting Place

Guild Hall, City of London

The **City of London Corporation**, officially and legally the **Commonalty of the City of London**, was the municipal governing body of the City of London, the historic centre of London and the location of much of the United Kingdom's financial sector.

## History

### General Composition

Throughout the provisional stage of the 1st Commonalty of the City of London Corporation it reached a height of five members and a low of three. For the majority of the period all members sat as Unaffiliated but by the end of this time political groups formed.

### Political Composition

Political Balance with Political Groups has remained steady overtime with both Political Groups the London Fellowship Group and the London People's Association both failing to get a majority in the City of London Corporation. This has made both sides work with each other and created the Coalition Agreement of December 2021. Although there is a divide with Political Groupings there is no ideological divide with both groups being Right-wing and Centre-right.

## Elections for the City of London Corporation

### Voting

Elections for the City of London are based on realism with electors being the voting bloc in every election. Electors are chosen from Residents and Company owners who have registered companies within the City of London. Company owners get one vote for every employee within their company. Residents only get one vote total. They vote for the three elected seats within the Corporation known as the Geographical Constituencies. These constituencies are based on the wards with electors being as evenly divided as possible in the three wards. These wards are known as Bishopsgate, Farrington and Tower.

### Wards

Wards have been around for the City of London since the City's formation. Gradually overtime they have been reduced smaller and smaller in number to the three that is present today. Each ward has a Geographical Councilor who is directly elected by electors in the ward. Each ward also has a Functional Councilor who is appointed by the Lord Mayor and serve at his pleasure. Wards get redrawn every month a week before elections by the Redistricting Committee to adjust for population changes.

#### Redistricting Process

Every month the Redistricting Committee which is made up of the Lord Mayor and every Political Group leader to come to a consensus on how boundaries should be drawn for each district. The Committee's goal is to create fairer boundaries and to have every election cycle an updated map.

## City of London Corporation List of Members

### Court of the Common Council

Historically before January 5th 2020 there were 7 seats which included 3 functional, 3 geographical and 1 for the Lord Mayor. Presently the Lord Mayor chairs the Common Council but has not seat on it directly.

**Functional**
**Functional**
**Geographical**
**Geographical**
**McClaine**
Mountbatten
Edinburgh
 2nd
**Canterbury**
**Galloway**
**Canterbury**
April 2022 Canadian Federal Election

The **April 2022 Canadian Federal Election** will be held on April 16, 2022 to elect Members of the House of Commons of Canada. This would be the first election in Canada's history and since becoming a Crown Dependency in March 2022.

The Prime Minister before the Treaty of Ottawa was Veronica Carrington of the Progressive Conservative Party (then Conservative Party), however there was no Prime Minister post-treaty due to all branches being dissolved, leaving just the Governor-General's office.
Hailey Walker

**Hailey Walker** is a British politician who serves as Minister of State for Home Affairs in Donovan Moore's IIII Ministry. A member of the Conservative Party, Walker served previously as Deputy Prime Minister and Home Secretary and briefly as Chief Whip in Donovan Moore's III Ministry. She currently represents Witham in the House of Commons.
Parliament of Canada

## Parliament of CanadaParlement du Canada

Coat of arms of Canada

House of Commons

The **Parliament of Canada** (French: *Parlement du Canada*) is the federal legislature of Canada, seated at Parliament Hill in Ottawa, and is composed of two chambers: the Senate and the House of Commons. By constitutional convention, the House of Commons is dominant, with the Senate rarely opposing its will. The Senate reviews legislation from a less partisan standpoint and may initiate certain bills. The monarch or his representative, normally the governor general, provides royal assent to make bills into law.

The governor general, on behalf of the monarch, summons and appoints the 3 senators on the advice of the prime minister, while each of the 11 members of the House of Commons – called members of Parliament (MPs) – represents an electoral district, commonly referred to as a *riding*, and are elected by Canadian voters. The governor general also summons and calls together the House of Commons, and may prorogue or dissolve Parliament, in order to either end a parliamentary session or call a general election. The governor general also delivers the Throne Speech at the opening of each new Parliament (the monarch occasionally has done so, instead of the governor general, when visiting Canada).

The current Parliament, summoned by Governor General Felix Hartford in February 2023, is the 6th Parliament since Canada's establishment in 2021. The official languages of the Parliament are English and French.
BUSA Wiki

The **BUSA Wiki**, officially the **Bloxburg United States of America Wiki**, was a free online encyclopaedia written and managed by a community of volunteers through open collaboration and a wiki-based editing system. The BUSA Wiki was succeeded by the BUK Wikipedia as the largest database of information and content for the Bloxburg Political Community. Though officially inactive, it receives occasional updates and fixes to some of its pages. It is owned by the Galloway Corporation, which also owns the BUK Wiki.
Bloxburg United Kingdom Wiki

**Welcome to the Bloxburg United Kingdom Wiki!**
The **Bloxburg United Kingdom Wiki** is an encyclopaedia reserved for the **Bloxburg United Kingdom** (**BUK**), which is a part of the **Bloxburg Political Community** (**BPC**), which exploded in 2020 as a result of COVID-19 and the lockdowns, the BUK was a part of the nations that boomed. BUK became one of the most well-known, and successful nations. This encyclopaedia has a primary focus on the BUK but will catalogue other aspects of the BPC as well.

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***Encyclopaedia Guidelines***
***Encyclopaedic Style Manual***

***As it stands, this wiki will continue to see less activity as we move to a new site.***

## Main Pages

### United Kingdom Government

#### Legislative Branch

* House of Lords
* House of Commons
	+ Speaker of the House of Commons

#### Executive Branch

* Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, Donovan Moore
	+ Cabinet of the United Kingdom (Fourth Moore Ministry)

#### Judicial Branch

* Supreme Court of the United Kingdom
* Penal Code of the United Kingdom

### United Kingdom Politics

* Active Political Parties:
	+ National: Conservative Party, Labour Party, Liberal Democrats
	+ Regional:
		- Northern Ireland: Ulster Unionist Party, Sinn Féin
* Inactive Political Parties:
	+ National: Communist Party BUK, Liberal Democrats, Labour Party, National Republican Party, Reform Party, UK Independence Party, Unionist Party
	+ Regional:
		- City of London: London Fellowship Group, London Independent Group, London People's Association
		- Northern Ireland: Social Democratic and Labour Party
* List of Prime Ministers
* List of Sovereigns

### Northern Irish Government

#### Executive

* First Minister, Timothy Laurence
* Deputy First Minister, *Vacant*

#### Legislative

* Northern Irish Legislative Assembly
	+ Speaker, Veronica Carrington

#### Northern Irish Politics

* Active Political Parties: Alliance Party, Ulster Unionist Party, Sinn Féin
* Inactive Political Parties: Social Democratic and Labour Party
* Political Organisations: Irish Loyalist League, Royal Ulster Constable

### Canadian Government

#### Executive Branch

* Prime Minister, Veronica Carrington
* Deputy Prime Minister, Enola Winchester

#### Judicial Branch

* Supreme Court of Canada
	+ Chief Justice, Erika McClaine

### Commonwealth

#### Commonwealth Politics

* All-British People's Front
* Orange Order
All-British People's Front

## All-British People's FrontFfrynt Pobl Ban-Brydeinig (*Welsh*)Compact Pan-Breatannach (*Scots Gaelic*)Fronta Daoine Pan-Bhreatain (*Irish*)Front populaire panbritannique (*French*)泛英人民陣線 (*Chinese*)

The **All-British People's Front** (**APF**) was an international political coalition of British Loyalist political parties started on 23 June 2022 by Erika McClaine. It currently consists of the ruling parties of Canada, Hong Kong, Northern Ireland, and the United Kingdom. It's goal is to promote British Loyalism across the British World, and to bring the ruling governments of the British World closer together.

## History

The APF was founded on 23 June 2022 by Erika McClaine representing the Canadian Alliance party, and Donovan Moore representing the Conservative Party, with the Ulster Unionist Party and the Hong Kong Conservative Party joining later that day.

## Current Member Parties

Currently, there are 4 member parties of the APF.

*Parti conservateur du Canada*
* Liberal Conservatism
* Economic Liberalism
* British Nationalism
* National Conservatism
* Economic Liberalism
* Moorism
Jake Percy

Official Portrait of Jake Percy, 6th Prime Minister of the United Kingdom.

**Jake Percy** was a British politician who served as the 6th Prime Minister of the United Kingdom and Leader of the Conservative Party. Percy was a Conservative when he became Secretary of State for the Home Department, but defected to Labour and served in the shadow cabinet during Moore's party leadership.

Percy became Prime Minister when Thibault Lafarge resigned, and rejoined the Conservatives after Labour was dissolved.