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Foreign Secretary

The **Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs**, also referred to as the **Foreign Secretary**, is a secretary of state in the Government of the United Kingdom, with overall responsibility for the work of the Foreign Office. Seen as one of the most senior ministers in the government and a Great Office of State, the incumbent is a member of the Cabinet of the United Kingdom.

The office holder works alongside the other Foreign Office ministers. The corresponding shadow minister are the Shadow Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs.
First Beresford ministry

Claire Beresford announcing the appointment of her first cabinet

Claire Beresford was invited by Queen Elizabeth II to replace Donovan Moore as Prime Minister of the United Kingdom on 12 July 2020, who recommended her to the Sovereign.

Moore had resigned as Prime Minister and leader of the Conservative Party on the same day, citing indirectly Beresford as the principal saboteur of his government, whose intentions were revealed by the Beresford-Germany Scandal. Beresford was originally a contender for the position, but had the opportunity denied to her by Matthew Johnson, when recommending his successor to the Sovereign.

Lasting only 37 days, the Beresford ministry was a UK Independence Party majority government, without an Opposition.

## History

When taking over the government, Beresford appointed Michael Williams as her deputy and a few outsiders to her Cabinet. She did not make any policy pledges or stances, as was the case during her tenure in Opposition.

Beresford would remain silent for the rest of her premiership, due to lack of scrutiny. She would surface once in the media after being involved in a car accident, about which she commented on Twitter "don't drink and drive kids." She would resign later and recommend to the Sovereign James Isaksen, who had been involved in her earlier quid pro quo scandal, to become her successor.
Liberal Democrats

The **Liberal Democrats** commonly referred to as the **Lib Dems,** is a liberal political party in the United Kingdom. The party, at it's peak, held 5 seats in the House of Commons.

## History

### 2019-2020

The Liberal Democrats emerged as a minor political movement during Sir Matthew Johnson's premiership, but only recently gained nationwide recognition during John Bercow's leadership.

### 2021

The Lib Dems reappeared as a party under John Bercow's leadership, and maintained a presence in both the House of Commons and the House of Lords. During Bercow's leadership, a by-election for his "presumed" constituency occurred to resolve administrative concerns as to which Member of Parliament represented the region. While at first contesting, Bercow withdrew from the race as he was offered a seat in the House of Lords.

The British Green Plan Bill was proposed by Bercow and failed to pass during a joint-sitting of Parliament. The Labour Government heavily criticised its "ill logic" due to the proposal that businesses should be forced to switch to renewable energy consumption if the limit of 1K gigawatt hours a year is surpassed. Prime Minister Donovan Moore especially raised concerns that businesses do not have the power over what sort of energy they consume, and that the Secretary of State for Business' personal moderation would be an "intrusion covered in red-tape."

Pembrook automatically became leader of the Lib Dems when she was recognised as the sole remaining party member, following John Bercow's resignation, subsequently becoming Leader of the Opposition. As leader, Pembrook published a set of promises called "Our Plan for Britain's Future," which raised the importance of address the issues of homelessness, climate, and mental health. The plan was criticised occasionally by the Labour Government as "focusing just on London and not the entire country."

In November 2021, the Lib Dems returned under the leadership of Tim Harrison and held 5 seats in the House of Commons. On 22 January 2022, the party announced a merger with the Conservative and Unionist Party, officially ending the Lib Dems' golden age.
Electoral Commission

In the United Kingdom, the **Electoral Commission** is the national election commission, created in 2019. It is an independent agency that regulates party and election finance and sets standards for how elections should be run.

## History

The Electoral Commission was created through the introduction of additional political parties to the House of Commons, during Matthew Johnson's premiership.

In 2020, the First Moore ministry came under fire by the Opposition, due to claims of the commission's alleged bias. Its then-chair, former Chancellor William Exchequer, was known to have befriended the Prime Minister in the past, but both of them denied accusations of corruption, with Moore citing that the significantly small supply of qualified officials explained the appointment. Exchequer made sure to separate his personal friendship from his duties through a harsh strike system for all political parties, which would lead to the deregistration of the UK Independence Party and Unionist Party for identity & electoral fraud, and illegal immigration.

The General Elections Act 2022 expanded the EC's purpose to administrate the new system of democracy and would later be replaced by the Voting Act 2023 to replace proportional representation with first-past-the-post.

Harvey Galloway, the present commissioner, has been loosely targetted in the past by the Opposition with unsubstantiated claims of bias. For this reason, Donovan Moore legislated to permit all party leaders to closely monitor all voting developments, with those that leak information being subjected to severe consequences.
Third Moore Ministry

## Third Moore Ministry

Donovan Moore at the signing of the Canberra Treaty

## People and organizations

### Opposition party

National Republican Party (2022-2022)
Reform Party (2022-2022)
Ulster Unionist Party (2022-2022)

### Opposition leader

Connor Ryan (2022-2022)
Lachlan Walker (2022-2022)
Timothy Laurence (2022-2022)

## History

### Election(s)

January 2022 United Kingdom General Election

### Outgoing election

July 2022 United Kingdom General Election
Ireland

Flag of Ireland

Dublin Castle, Dublin

**Ireland** (Irish: *Éire*), officially known as the **Dominion of Ireland** (Irish: *Tiarnas na hÉireann*) is a British crown dependency. Formerly an independent nation, it would be annexed by the United Kingdom following the passage of the Ireland Restoration Bill of 2022 on 30 April 2022 and would later receive its own devolved government following the passage of the Dominion of Ireland Act of 2022 on 10 December 2022.

## History

### 2022

On April 10, 2022, Lady Erika McClaine proposed the Ireland Restoration Bill of 2022. On April 30, 2022, it was passed by the House of Commons, establishing Ireland as a dependent territory of the United Kingdom. George Mountbatten was appointed as the Governor-General of Ireland on May 8, 2022.

## Government and Politics

### Overview

The **Governor-General of Ireland** is the official representative of the sovereign of the Dominion of Ireland. By convention, the office is largely ceremonial. The Governor-General of Ireland had succeeded the Governor of Northern Ireland, a post which was only held by Phillip Strohe. Since the Governor-Generals conception, there have been two Governor-Generals; George Mountbatten, and Erika McClaine.

The **Taoiseach** is the head of government of Ireland. The office is appointed by the Governor-General of Ireland from the leader of the largest political party or senior-most coalition party and must retain the majority support of the Dáil Éireann to remain in office.

The **Oireachtas**, informally known as the **Parliament of Ireland**, is the bicameral legislative body of the Dominion of Ireland. It consists of the Dáil Éireann, and the Seanad Éireann.

King of Ireland
George IIGovernor-General
Erika McClaineTaoiseach
Noah McCain
Government of Canada

The **government of Canada** (French: *Gouvernement du Canada*) is the body responsible for the administration of Canada. Ran under a constitutional monarchy, the Crown is the sole head of state, assuming roles such as: executive of the *Crown-in-Council*, the *Crown-in-Parliament*, and the *Crown-on-the-Bench*. These powers exercised by three branches of the government—the Privy Council (formally the Cabinet), the Provincial Assembly, and the Supreme Court.

The term "government" is more commonly referred to the governing party [in the Provincial Assembly]'s appointed executive, the ministers of the Crown, and the federal civil services, by which the ministers lead. The Cabinet brands itself as the *Government of Canada*, or formally ***His Majesty's Government***.

The monarch's Privy Council in Canada is the body responsible for advising the sovereign or their viceregal representative on exercising executive power. This council is carried out by a committee inside the Privy Council, formally known as the Cabinet elsewhere, who collectively unite the government's policies and priorities for the country.
Canada First Party

## Canada First PartyParti Première du Canada

**Canada First**, officially known as the **Canadian First Party**, was a federal political party in Canada founded by Tim Harrison on 9 April 2022. The party was dissolved after they merged with the Canadian Alliance, who then merged with the Progressive Conservatives to form the Conservative Alliance Party.
Leader of the House of Commons

Logo of the House of Commons

Incumbent: Donovan Moore since 12 April 2022

The **Leader of the House of Commons** is generally a member or attendee of the Cabinet of the United Kingdom.

The House of Commons devotes its time to debating and explaining government business, such as bills introduced by the government and ministerial statements. The Leader of the House of Commons, with the parties' chief whips, is responsible for organising government business and providing time for non-government (backbench) business to be put before the House of Commons.

The present leader of the House of Commons is Donovan Moore, who performs the duties of the office alongside his prime ministerial responsibilities.
Turks and Caicos Islands

## Turks and CaicosDependency

Flag of Turks and Caicos

Grace Bay, Providenciales

**Turks and Caicos** is a dependency of Canada consisting of the larger Caicos Islands and smaller Turks Islands, two groups of tropical islands in the Lucayan Archipelago of the Atlantic Ocean and northern West Indies. Turk and Caicos is primarily known for tourism, status as an offshore financial centre and for being a ‘millionaire’s playground.’

## History

### 2022

Turks and Caicos were formally established in 2022 following the transfer of sovereignty from the United Kingdom to Canada. During the transition period to self-governance Harvey Galloway was appointed as Commissioner until the signing of the Charter of Turks and Caicos.

### 2023

In February of 2023 the Charter of Turks and Caicos was signed , formally establishing the Island’s government and local elections. The Charter allowed the French minority population to enforce minority rule. The Progressive National Party emerged as the dominant political faction on the island representing French minority interests and maintaining their disproportionate amount of political power despite a majority of islanders being English.

## Government and politics

### Overview

The **Lieutenant Governor of Turks and Caicos** is the official representative of the Governor General and King of Canada. By convention, the office is largely ceremonial. Since conception, there has only been one Lieutenant Governor.

The **Premier of Turks and Caicos** is the head of government of Turks and Caicos. The office is appointed by the Lieutenant Governor from the leader of the largest political party and must retain the majority support of House of Assembly to remain in office.

The **House of Assembly**, informally known as the **Parliament**, is the unicameral legislative body of Turks and Caicos. The House of Assembly is elected every two months.

King in Right of Turks and Caicos George IILieutenant Governor of Turks and Caicos Tim HarrisonPremier of Turks and Caicos Harvey Galloway

### Political Parties

*Main Article: List of Political Parties in Turks and Caicos*

## Economy

### Overview

The economy of Turks and Caicos is dominated by tourism, banking, and real estate. The Canadian dollar is the main currency used on the islands.

Islanders have a higher standard of living compared to mainland Canadians and most countries in the world. Unemployment on the islands is almost nonexistent, consisting of an active and productive workforce. The construction of Grace Bay bolstered the Turks and Caicos economy, becoming the first economic hub within the Caribbean.

### Media

Turks and Caicos main newspaper is Turks and Caicos Weekly which covers major events on the islands. The islands do not have any major media outlets, as a part of Canada the main provider is public media from the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation.
Cabinet of the United Kingdom

The **Cabinet of the United Kingdom** is the senior decision making body of the Government of the United Kingdom. Consisting of Secretaries of State and Members of the Privy Council, it is chaired by the Prime Minister.

## History

The first cabinet was formed by Matthew Johnson, in late 2019 and collapsed somewhere in early 2020.

Since Johnson's resignation there have been eight Prime Ministers, and several Cabinets. The seventh and current Cabinet is headed by Donovan R. Moore, who also served as the Second Prime Minister.
Conservative Party

The **Conservative Party**, officially known as the **Conservative and Unionist Party**, and colloquially as the **Tory** **Party**, **Tories**, or simply **Conservatives**, is the ruling and dominant conservative political party of the United Kingdom. The current prime minister, Donovan Moore, is the leader of the Conservative Party. 7 out of the 8 prime ministers in British history have been part of the Conservative Party. The party also currently maintains a supermajority in the House of Commons. The Conservative Party is a member of the All-British People's Front, and has strong influence over the current governments of Australia, Canada, and Hong Kong.

## Organisation

### Leader

The Leader of the Conservative Party is the leader of the Conservative Party. The current leader, Donovan Moore, also serves as the 8th Prime Minister of the United Kingdom since 14 August 2021. Because of Moore's influence and popularity within the party, he is seen as a figure of unity amongst it's members. Though Moore has made no intention to retire anytime soon in the future, several individuals are considered as potential candidates to succeed him, primarily those part of the Cabinet.

### Membership

The Conservative Party, outside of its parliamentary presence, maintains a large number of supporters amongst the British populace. With the exception of the democratic socialist Democratic Party in the United States of America, it has the largest number of members and supporters.

## Political Profile

### Moorism

*Main Article: Moorism*

Moorism refers to a set of policies and beliefs endorsed and adopted by Donovan Moore, the current Prime Minister of the United Kingdom and leader of the Conservative Party. Though it is unclear how many individuals are part of this faction within the Conservative Party, it is suspected that a large number of the party membership supports Moorism.

## Notes and References

1. ↑ Donovan Moore has served as Prime Minister twice, and for the beginning period of his second term was part of the Labour Party, which eventually became the current Conservative Party.
2. ↑ The current iteration of the Conservative Party was originally known as the Labour Party, before it's rebranding in December 2021.
Aberdeen (UK Parliament constituency)

Aberdeen's boundary in Scotland

**Aberdeen** is a constituency in Scotland which returns one Member of Parliament (MP) to the House of Commons of the Parliament of the United Kingdom, elected by the first past the post voting system.

The seat is represented by John Johan of the Conservative Party who was elected unopposed as an MP in a by-election in November 2022.
Donnynomics

**Donnynomics** is an economic policy that was first coined by the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Tim Harrison. It is a set of neoliberal policies that consistently advocate an economy based on limited government regulation. The main principles of Donnynomics come from Moorism. The main book of Donnynomics is The Basis: The Rise of Donnynomics, created by Felix Hartford and Tim Harrison. Another book is An Inquiry into the Nature and Causes of the Wealth of Big Donny, created by Sir Donovan R. Moore.

Donnynomics advocates the breaking up of monopolies. A recent example of this in action was the Exchequer Scandal, which exposed the abuse of power of Richard Thompson and using his companies to influence the economy. Other than breaking up monopolies, Donnynomics advocates a laissez-faire approach to the economy, an idea heavily influenced by John Locke and his social contract theory. Donnynomics also advocates small business grants to help jumpstart businesses, as long as it is beneficial in the long term and doesn't waste unnecessary money.
Donnynomics is heavily influenced by trickle-down economics, aka Reaganomics. Deregulation of the economy and tax cuts means reducing the restraint of businesses to grow within the economy and eventually become successful. Tax cuts also mean more revenue for the economy as it can help stimulate businesses, as seen in the Laffer curve. Donnynomics also advocates the model of Thatcherism with the restriction of trade unions, as it can be damaging for the economy with strikes and picketing.
Lydia Sinclair

Sinclair in 2023

**Lydia Sinclair** was a British politician and entrepreneur who served as Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster from April 2023 until her removal in May 2023. She also served as the Member of Parliament (MP) for Wimbledon from early 2023 until her departure from BUK in May 2023. She previously represented Londonderry, before redistricting after the passage of the 3rd amendment to the Representation of the People's Act 2021.

After the resignation of William Denham in the aftermath of the January 2023 United Kingdom General Election, in which Labour did not participate, Sinclair stood unopposed for the leadership and won. Her party was later donated a Conservative-controlled seat for what their leader Donovan Moore called "the further need for scrutiny." Less than four months later, Sinclair defected to join the government benches.

## Parliamentary career

### Election as Leader of the Opposition

In 2023, Sinclair stood to become the Opposition's next leader against Liberal Democrat leader Patrick Connoly MP - a vote which was held as both parties had an equal number of seats.

During the parliamentary debate, Connoly was attacked by many Conservative MPs for him interrupting Sinclair's remarks repeatedly and accusing her of lying, part of which has sparked a special select committee to be appointed to investigate Connoly for misogyny and discrimination.

In response to Connoly's widely unsupported conduct in the debate, the Commons unanimously voted against his nomination for the position of Opposition Leader, during which he unsuccessfully attempted to withdraw as a candidate. While Sinclair was elected, political analysts have observed that her victory was derived from widespread condemnation of Connoly and not because of her enjoying the support of the House.

#### Controversies

Sinclair's first piece of legislation was the New Zealand Bill 2023, which would establish the country as a new overseas territory. It was overwhelmingly rejected after Conservatives and Liberal Democrats accused her of "attempting to stage a quick power grab."

### Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster

On 12 April 2023, Sinclair was appointed to the vacant position of Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster, after defecting to the Conservative Party.
Jordan Verlice

## His ExcellencyThe Right Honourablethe Lord VerliceSir Jordan VerliceKT PC

**Jordan Edward Verlice, Lord Verlice** KT, PC (born 7 January 1975) is a British Conservative politician serving as Leader of the House of Lords and Lord Keeper of the Privy Seal since May 2023. Serving two countries in the Commonwealth, he is Minister for Foreign Affairs at Canada and Governor-General of Australia.

He was formerly DCMS Secretary before getting promoted to Home Secretary in September 2022, and following another reshuffle in March 2023 he got appointed Chancellor of the Exchequer. He is now Leader of the House of Lords since May 2023 when he was made a life peer.
2022 Hong Kong sovereignty referendum

The **Hong Kong sovereignty referendum** took place on the 13th and 14th of April 2022 in Hong Kong. The referendum occurred as a result of the use of Article 41 of the Basic Law by Governor Harvey Galloway with consent from the Executive Council.

## History

The referendum was proposed by the government to pass a reformed version of the Basic Law and to validate sovereignty with self-determination. The referendum resulted in all votes cast being for retaining British Sovereignty with the referendum being legally binding.

Every Executive Councilor took a stance to vote yes to retain British Sovereignty with no supporters advocating for no, to transfer sovereignty to a People's Republic of China. If no were to have been voted sovereignty would not have transferred until the United Kingdom were to recognize a government as the People's Republic of China.

## Reaction and aftermath

Following the results Governor Harvey Galloway thanked voters with his administration enacting the reformed version of the Basic Law days later. The reforms saw Hong Kong transform from a mixed democracy to a corporate democracy.

## References

1. ↑ https://drive.google.com/file/d/1ePDwNXVDqKMsdDBRRHdNXuLve1oMzqgW/view?usp=sharing
Deputy Prime Minister of the United Kingdom

The **deputy** **prime minister of the United Kingdom** (**DPM**) is a minister of the Crown of the government of the United Kingdom. The office is not always in use, and prime ministers may use other offices, such as First Secretary of State, to indicate seniority. The holder of the office does not hold the right of automatic succession to the premiership in the case of the resignation or death of the incumbent Prime Minister.
New Zealand

Flag of New Zealand

**New Zealand** (Māori: *Aotearoa* [aɔˈtɛaɾɔa]) is an island country in the southwestern Pacific Ocean. It consists of two main landmasses—the North Island (*Te Ika-a-Māui*) and the South Island (*Te Waipounamu*)—and over 700 smaller islands.

## Government and politics

### Military

New Zealand does not have a military force as outlined by the Charter of the Commonwealth.

## Economy

### Media

The official news broadcaster for New Zealand is Radio New Zealand (RNZ)
American diaspora

**Emigration from the United States** is the process where citizens from the United States move to live in other countries, creating an **American diaspora** (**overseas Americans**). The process is the reverse of the immigration to the United States. The United States does not keep track of emigration, and counts of Americans abroad are thus only available based on statistics kept by the destination countries.

## List

### 2020

* () Noah Welch, former Foreign Secretary
* () Matthew Johnson, former Prime Minister

### 2021

* (Idaho) Ishaan Patel, Home Secretary
* (Colorado) Frederick McClaine, Justice Secretary
* (California) Sean Valdez, Member of Parliament
* (California) Noah Harris, member of the House of Commons & Taoiseach of Ireland
* (New York) George Mountbatten, King of the United Kingdom and other Commonwealth realms
* (Alaska) Harvey Galloway, Deputy Prime Minister of the United Kingdom
* (Arizona) Donovan Moore, Prime Minister of the United Kingdom
* () Jordan Verlice, Chancellor of the Exchequer

### 2022

* (Texas) Edward Davis, member of the House of Commons & Prime Minister of Australia
* (Hawaii) Artem Peters, Prime Minister of New Zealand
* () Lydia Sinclair, Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster
* (New Jersey) Alexander Mountbatten, Duke of Kent

### 2023

* (Illinois) Gavin Fischer, member of the House of Commons
* (Colorado) Aidan Mountbatten, member of the House of Commons
* (Hawaii) Alex Bosetti, member of the House of Commons
* (Massachusetts) Byron Harris, founder of ITV
* () Lachlan MacDonald, founder of Truth Journal
* (Washington) Aurora Tayler, citizen
Theodore Baxton

### Signature

**Theodore David Baxton** (b. 5 December 1981) is a British civil servant currently serving as the Master of the Household's Department for the Royal Household.

## Biography

Theodore David Baxton was born on 05 December 1981 at Sir Thomas' Hospital in London. Raised in Cornwall, he went to public school and studied Law in order to become a lawyer. After being a Lawyer for several years and moving back to London, Baxton was made Master of the Household's Department for the Royal Household.
Beresford-Germany Scandal

Efforts by now-former UK Independence Party Leader Claire Beresford to topple the UK Government with then-Federal Chancellor of Germany and later-UK Prime Minister James Isaksen were uncovered by the Electoral Commission on 21 June, 2020 and caused a massive political scandal in the United Kingdom. Isaksen succeeded at registering the Unionist Party under a pseudonym, after being able to bypass immigration. The intent of such actions was to minimise the number of seats held in the House of Commons by the Conservative Government.

The scandal reached public attention in mid-June 2020 when a whistleblower exposed the plot, precipitating the de-registration of both the Unionists and UKIP with the deportation of their leaders.
Chantel Dubois

## James MontgomeryMP

**James Montgomery** is a British politician who is serving as the Member of Parliament for Swansea. He is a member of the Conservative Party.

## Early career

James Montgomery previously served in BFRN as Chantel Dubois to which he served as Finance Minister before resigning and then becoming a Member of the National Assembly. He was eventually elected as the President of the National Assembly, a position he had held up until 16 June 2023 just before BFRN ceased to exist.

## BUK

James Montgomery joined BUK on the 16th of June 2023 just before BFRN ceased to exist. He became a Conservative MP three days after, to which he has continued to serve in since.

### CW territories

James Montgomery is currently serving as a Member of Parliament for Victoria in Australia, a position he was elected to in the September 2023 Australian General Election. He is a part of the Australian Liberal Party.
2022 Kowloon By-election

The 2022 **Kowloon By-election** will be held on February 25, 2022 in Hong Kong. The election was triggered due Conservative LegCo Member, Tim Harrison's defection to the Labour Party.

### Background

On February 21, 2022, LegCo Member Tim Harrison defected from the Conservative Party of Hong Kong to the Labour Party. Due to Hong Kong's laws, upon the defection of a sitting member of the Legislative Council, a by-election will have to be called so constituents can have their say on whether their LegCo Representative still has their confidence under a new party label.

### Candidates for Election

* Timothy Harrison - Incumbent LegCo Member for Kowloon
* Charlotte Margrathe - Leader of the New People's Party
* Conservative-United Democrats Alliance Candidate

1. ↑ Conservative & UND Alliance Candidate.
February 2023 Canadian federal election

The **February 2023 Canadian federal election** was held on 4th February 2023 to elect all 11 members of the Canadian Provincial Assembly. It originally resulted in a hung parliament. However, the Conservative Party was able to form a government under a confidence and supply agreement with the Progressive National Party from Turks & Caicos.

The hung parliament in this election was the first in Canadian history. The Liberal Party ruled out forming a government, putting the Conservatives into government as a minority government or with a confidence and supply agreement with the PNP.
Australia

## Commonwealth of Australia

Flag of Australia

The Lodge, Canberra

**Commonwealth of Australia**, officially the **Bloxburg Commonwealth of Australia**, or simply **Australia** is a dependent territory of the United Kingdom.

## Government and politics

### Overview

King of Australia George IIGovernor-General of Australia Felix HartfordPrime Minister Gavin Fischer

### Military

Australia does not have a military force as outlined by the Charter of the Commonwealth.
Newport West

**Newport West** (Welsh: *Gorllewin Casnewydd*) is a parliamentary constituency in South Wales, in the House of Commons of the Parliament of the United Kingdom. It currently is represented by Sir Matthew Johnson.

## History

Newport West has existed since 2019, surviving the Representation of the People's Act, which redrew the electoral map. From 2019 - 2021, the seat was a Conservative strong-hold, but soon flipped to Labour when its former Member of Parliament, Matthew Johnson, returned to the House of Commons after defecting to the Labour Party.
Hugo Walker

Walker in 2021

**Hugo Walker** is a British politician and former civil servant, who is Shadow Secretary of State for the Home Department. A Liberal Democrat, Walker is the Member of Parliament (MP) for Inverness.

Prior to entering politics, Walker served as Secretary to the Cabinet (Cabinet Secretary) to Prime Ministers David Cameron and Donovan Moore in 2021.
Galloway Corporation

**Galloway Corporation** is a British political and mass media conglomerate headquartered in the City of London. It is founded and ran by Harvey Galloway, and Erika McClaine.

## History

### BUSA

Galloway Corporation was founded on 21 April 2021 by Harvey Galloway, and Erika McClaine. The Corporation eventually acquired Alaska Public Media (AKPM) as a subsidiary.
2021 United Kingdom United Nations membership referendum

The **United Kingdom United Nations membership referendum**, commonly referred to as the **UN referendum**, took place on 27 October 2021 in the United Kingdom (UK). The referendum was a result of the re-appearance of the United Nations, and the unanimous passage of the United Nations Referendum Act 2021. The referendum resulted in 92.3% of the votes cast being against joining the UN. Although the referendum was legally non-binding, the incumbent Labour government promised to respect the result.

In October 2021, following a pledge by Labour Prime Minister Donovan Moore, the legal basis for the UN referendum was established through the **United Nations Referendum Act 2021**. Stay Out became the official group campaigning for the UK to not enter the UN, and was led by Prime Minister Donovan Moore and Noah McCain MP. Vote Yes for Britain was the official group campaigning for the UK to join the UN, and was fronted by Leader of the Opposition Tim Harrison MP.

**United Nations Membership Referendum**
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BUK Wiki

The **BUK Wiki**, though officially the **Bloxburg United Kingdom Wiki**, is the free online encyclopaedia written and managed by a community of volunteers through open collaboration and a wiki-based editing system. The BUK Wiki succeeded the BUSA Wiki, which was previously, the largest encyclopaedia in the Bloxburg Political Community. It is owned by the Galloway Corporation, a British corporation which also owns the BUSA Wiki.

Originally established as a BUK-only wiki, it eventually transitioned into an overall BPC wiki with foreign nation and politician pages being added. The BUK Wiki has also maintained a stance on verifying the impartiality of sources that it uses to help expand it's contents.
Stay Out

**Stay Out** was an advocacy group which campaigned in opposition to 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 Sir Donovan Moore MP and Noah McCain MP, before being declared as the official “Vote No” campaign for the referendum by the Electoral Commission on 24 October 2021.

In the 2021 United Kingdom United Nations membership referendum, 92.3% voted voted against joining the UN, which meant that the Stay Out campaign was successful in achieving its main goal.
Charlotte Margrathe

**Charlotte Margrathe** is a British politician serving as Secretary of State for the Home Department since (date). In addition, she also serves as Financial Secretary in Hong Kong.

Secretary of Financial Services & Secretary and Leader of the New People's Party. She formerly served as Member of the Legislative Council for New Territories West, a seat she later lost in the February 2022 Legislative Elections to the Labour Party's Deputy Leader, Noah McCain.

In addition to her main duties as a Hong Kong politician, Margrathe serves as a British Member of Parliament for Windsor under the Conservative Party. She also serves as a Senior Journalist and BUK Bureau Chief for the media firm, Politicus.
Bordergate

**Bordergate** was a British political scandal which began in 2022 concerning people who were wrongly denied citizenship by the Home Office. Many of those affected were non-users of social media platform *Twitter*, which seemingly barred them from being admitted as lawful citizens and residents of the UK.

The events were unknown until the resignation of then-Home Secretary Matthew Johnson who revealed the existence of such a situation. However, the scandal has not prompted any noticeable debate about British immigration policy and Home Office practice, but rumours have suggested that Johnson was planning to amend the *Immigration Management Act 2021* to prevent the effects of the issue from spreading.
Cayman Islands

Flag

The Cayman Islands is a defunct British Overseas Territory of the United Kingdom. It is regarded as the most successful of the Overseas Territories with an established executive branch of Government.

The First and Last Governor Navin Sunak played a role in the Dual Residency Treaty which created a free movement and dual residencies for Citizens in various territories and the City of London. During his tenure, he appointed the First and Last Premier Henry Fraser and established the Parliament of the Cayman Islands which held 2 members. His last impact on the Cayman Islands was a policy regarding a military regiment stationed on the Islands. Shortly after he announced said plans he retired with no successor.

## Government and Politics

The first and last Parliament of the Cayman Islands consisted of no parties with all members being politically independent or nonpartisan.

***1st Parliament of the Cayman Islands***
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McClaine Report

The **McClaine Report**, officially titled the ***Report On The Special Investigation Into Voter Fraud In The Northern Irish Governor Referendum***, is the official report documenting the findings and conclusions of Justice Secretary Erika McClaine's investigation into the voter fraud efforts to interfere in the 2022 Northern Irish Governor Referendum. The report was submitted to Prime Minister Donovan Moore on May 2, 2022, and a redacted version of the 7-page report was publicly released the same day.
Moorism

**Moorism** is a form of British conservative ideology named after Conservative Party (formerly Labour Party) leader Donovan Moore. The term has been used to describe the principles of the British government under Moore since his ascension as Prime Minister in August of 2021. Proponents of Moorism are referred to as **Moorites**.

## Overview

> A mixture of free markets, elimination of monopolies, firm stand against corruption, nationalism, global expansion, privatisation, “Victorian values” and a dash of populism. - Donovan Moore's definition of Moorism.
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### Ideological definition

Moore has seen himself as creating a libertarian movement that emphasises the need for upholding individual liberties, while having a strong and firm government that is able to protect them. Moorites see the government as a force that is there to uphold rules set out by the public and to punish those that act illegally — the idea that the government should be in such a state that people are able to consider its leaders as their protecters rather than as their rulers.

### Moorism as a form of government

Another important aspect of Moorism is the style of governance. Britain throughout mid-2020 till mid-2021 has been often been referred to as a time “plagued with inactivity.” Moore has attempted to address this by centralising a great deal of power in himself as Prime Minister, in exchange for providing more transparency, accountability and actual democracy. This personal toughness and determination to “turn over the table” has been identified in his complete overhaul of Britain’s uncodified constitution and successful foreign policy.

## Economic positions

### Donnynomics

"Donnynomics," a term first coined by Chancellor of the Exchequer Tim Harrison, refers to neoliberal economic policies of Prime Minister Donovan Moore that advocate a laissez-faire philosophy.
Governor-General of Australia

The **Governor-General of Australia** is the viceregal representative of the Australian monarch. The governor general is appointed by the monarch, on the advice of the Prime Minister. Since 21 May 2023, the position has been held by Felix Hartford.

The officeholder mainly conducts constitutional and ceremonial duties on the behalf of the Monarch's representation.
George I

## His MajestyGeorge IKing of the United Kingdom

Ruby Jubilee portrait of George I

**George I** (William George Rothesay; born 14 November 1948) was King of the United Kingdom of the United Kingdom and 4 other Commonwealth realms from 9 October 2021 following the abdication of Anne II until his abdication on 30 November 2022. He was succeeded by George Mountbatten as King.

## Early Life

Since early October 2021, HM King Charles Philip Arthur George III has been Monarch of the United Kingdom. Before becoming Monarch, George served as the Prince of Wales for around a months time. During his time as Prince of Wales, George announced several things he wished on setting up, including the Duke of Edinburgh award. Since becoming Monarch, he has not yet announced a new Duke of Edinburgh.

## Reign

During George's time in Buckingham Palace he has brought many new things to the Bloxburg Royal Family. George has introduced knighthoods to the Bloxburg United Kingdom, giving the first knighthood out to Rt. Hon. Sir Matthew Johnson MP, the Founder of BUK. He was also the first monarch to do the King's Christmas Speech to the nation.

In January of 2022, George appointed Rt. Hon. Sir Donovan Moore MP as Prime Minister after winning the January 2022 election for his third term as Prime Minister. This has made HM King George III the first Monarch to invite a Prime Minister to form a government.

On January 29th 2022, HM King George III became the first monarch to do the State Opening of Parliament and officially opened the United Kingdom's 9th Parliament. He said:

*'Honoured to have opened parliament today and become the first monarch in BUK ever to do so. Today we made history. Glad to see that the King's Speech, written by the government, passed parliament.'*

## References & Notes

1. ↑ Formerly known as ***Charles III*** until the 9th of September 2022. Name change was in respect of Her Majesty The Queen's death, the day prior in real life. Formerly known as ***George VII*** until the 27th of September 2022, when he declared that BUK will be creating it's own original dynasty instead of basing it off of the real life British dynasty.
1st Hong Kong Chief Secretary Election

**All 6 votes of the Election Committee**

 **Alliance** | Conservative Party

The 1st Hong Kong Chief Secretary Election was held on the 4th of February 2022. George Mountbatten was elected as Chief Secretary unopposed.

## Electoral Method

According to the Basic Law (Hong Kong's Constitution) the Chief Secretary is elected by an Election Committee appointed by the Governor. Each candidate must submit their candidacy with two signatures of members who sit on the election committee. After the candidacy deadline ends, the nominees will go to a vote. If a majority is not reached there will be another round with as many rounds as it takes until there is a Chief Secretary. The Governor has said that he intends to appoint six members representing Local, Business and Civil Service interests.

## Candidates

### Declared

* George Mountbatten, Executive and Legislative Councilor, Pro-Establishment Camp Conveyor, and Leader of the Conservative Party of Hong KongGeorge Mountbatten

### Declined

* Sean Ramos, Commissioner of the Royal Hong Kong Police and Legislative Councilor (Endorsed Mountbatten)
* Ishaan Patel, Incumbent Financial Secretary *(Supported Potential McClaine Candidacy)*

## Candidate Endorsements

### George Mountbatten

* Sean Ramos, Commissioner of the Royal Hong Kong Police and Legislative Councilor
* Tim Harrison, Secretary for Home Affairs and Legislative Councilor

## Voting

### Result

George Mountbatten was elected Chief Secretary unopposed with 3 votes and 3 abstentions.

**1st Round for Chief Secretary**
Marci Mcvey

**Marci Mcvey** was a British politician who served as leader of the Labour Party from June 27 - July 8 2023, succeeding Boss Grant-Rook.

Mcvey was the sister of former Labour leader Lydia Sinclair, but never held a significant public profile. She stood for Parliament in Manchester in the July 2023 general election, but left the country mid-campaign. Mcvey is considered by historians as one of the worst of the party's leaders.
Ireland Restoration Bill of 2022

Parliament of the United Kingdom

### Long title

An act to Incorporate the Island of Ireland as a Dependent Territory of the realm of the United Kingdom

### Extent

Ireland
Northern Ireland

## Other legislation

### Status

In Parliament

The **Ireland Restoration Bill of 2022** is a landmark bill proposed by Erika McClaine (C-London/City of London) and cosponsored by Tim Harrison (C-Sutherland), Matthew Johnson (C-Newport West), and Ishaan Patel (C-Lancashire). On April 30th, 2022, it was passed in the House of Commons with 3 Ayes, 1 Nay, and 2 Abstentions.
Ulster Unionist Party

The **Ulster Unionist Party**, abbreviated as **UUP**, is a unionist political party in Northern Ireland. The party was founded in 2021, under Timothy Laurence. The Ulster Unionists have been the governing party of Northern Ireland since the formation of Northern Ireland. The party is supported by most conservative-leaning and unionist voters. Throughout its history, it has had periods where it was previously referred to as the **Democratic Unionist Party** or **Traditional Unionist Voice**.
Canadian Alliance

## Canadian AllianceAlliance Canadienne (French)

* Logo
* Symbol

The **Canadian Alliance** (**CA**; French: *Alliance Canadienne*, *AC*), or simply **Alliance** was a Canadian political party founded on 9 April 2022 by Erika McClaine, and dissolved on 29 August 2022 when it merged with the Progressive Conservative Party to form the Conservative Alliance Party (Renamed to the *Conservative Party* after Veronica Carrington became the party leader.).

## History

### Founding

The Canadian Alliance was founded by Erika McClaine on 9 April 2022 following the original Charter of Canada being granted assent by Charles III.

### Coalition with Canada First

Erika McClaine met with Tim Harrison and discussed the formation of an electoral and political alliance, and it's terms. Among the agreed terms, the Coalition, RCA-CFP, would adopt bilingualism, and the Canadian Alliance would contest seats west of Ontario, and Canada First would contest seats east of Manitoba.

### Merger with Canada First

On the 4th of May, 2022, the Canada First Party would merge with the Canadian Alliance, a few days before the May 2022 Canadian Federal Election. Erika McClaine would remain as the leader of the Canadian Alliance, and Tim Harrison would become the deputy leader. After the May 2022 election, McClaine would end up becoming Prime Minister of Canada and Harrison would become the Deputy Prime Minister of Canada.

### Adoption of a new Identity

On June 30, 2022, Erika McClaine discussed with several members of the party on possibly changing the name and adopting a new logo as the Canadian Alliance had no set name as "Reform Conservative Alliance", "Canadian Alliance Party", and "Alliance Party" were all used despite not being the party's official name. McClaine's proposed party name was the "Canada Party", however, she eventually decided to use "Canadian Alliance", but use a new logo, as part of a compromise with George Mountbatten and Harvey Galloway.

## Political Profile

### Conservatism

The Canadian Alliance sponsors and endorses conservative libertarianism wherein the state shall guarantee liberty and freedom while endorsing the maintenance of traditional values and cultures. The Canadian Alliance also sponsors and endorses the form of conservatism followed by the Conservative Party of the United Kingdom.

### Loyalism

The Canadian Alliance is staunchly pro-Britain and pro-Loyalism.

## Leadership

### Leader

Erika McClaine has been the leader of the Canadian Alliance since it's founding.

### Deputy Leader

Tim Harrison became the deputy leader following the merger of the Canada First Party and the Canadian Alliance.
Thomas Davies

Official Portrait of Thomas Davies, 7th Prime Minister of the United Kingdom.

**Thomas Davies** (also known as: *David Cameron* or *John Bercow)* was a British politician who served as the 7th Prime Minister of the United Kingdom and Leader of the Conservative Party for a period of 13 days in 2021, and as Member of Parliament for London, formerly the *Cities of London and Westminster*, during that same time. After his premiership, he served briefly as "Chief" Mayor of London and Leader of the Opposition.

On 31 July 2021, Percy was removed from his position of Prime Minister following his disappearance, prompting Davies to take his place. Davies went on to lead the Conservatives and as Prime Minister in which he served the shortest tenure as Prime Minister of the United Kingdom at only 13 days.

## Prime Minister (July-August 2021)

Davies became Prime Minister on 31 July 2021 when he accepted the Sovereign's invitation to form a government, succeeding Jake Percy. He inherited a minority government that was under constant criticism from then-Leader of the Opposition Donovan Moore who maintained a safe 10% lead over the Tories in several polls.

Davies's first and only ministry was responsible for relaunching citizenship & military applications, passports, MI5 and signing the BUK-BDEU Military Alliance. His Government's approach to these issues was heavily under fire from the Opposition as being "weak" and "flawed." As a result, he led an unsuccessful campaign to portray Moore's scrutiny as "spreading hatred and tension."

## Career in Parliament and beyond (2021)

### "Chief" Mayor of London

After his resignation as Prime Minister, Davies merged the roles of Lord Mayor and Mayor of London to form the one of "Chief Mayor" with increased responsibilities. The majority of his tenure marked his efforts for introducing the "Bercow Plan," referring to his later surname, which advocated primarily for cutting carbon emissions and building new roads.

### Leader of the Opposition

In an unexpected turn of events, Davies chose to face Moore a second time from the Opposition by restarting the Liberal Democrats with him as its leader. He pushed forward legislation such as the controversial 'Minimum Wage Bill 2021' and 'British Green Plan Bill 2022,' both of which had failed to pass the Commons. Throughout his tenure, he vocally criticised the long process of forming the Metropolitan Police Service.

### House of Lords

After the Lib Dems began to fall apart, Davies decided to join the House of Lords along with other former Prime Ministers, including James Isaksen and Matthew Johnson. During his time in the House of Lords, he became Lord Speaker and urged the House to become more active. His efforts, however, failed and the Lords Formation Act 2021 was later repealed, with the Lords being abolished in the process. They remain abolished to this day.