| This article covers a event
|
|
The following article is for use on Soviet Federation pages only. DO NOT delete this template or the pages that use it...
Please do not edit or alter this article in any way while this template is active. All unauthorized edits may be reverted on the author discretion. |
During the winter of 3530 leaders from Second Republic of Vaudreuil and Caraden met to discuss the relationship between the council and the premier. Council leader and lone CDU representative Redo declined to participate claiming that he'd rather wait and see what conclusions could be made with an initial agreement. These discussions, later called the Violet Hall Convention, laid groundwork for delineating powers within the Duplex.
Meetings[]
The meetings, which lasted for two weeks, took place in a remote northwestern region of Caraden. At an undisclosed hall Green and Volt met in an old hotel called the Violet Hall. Despite the lack of press coverage and the general informality of the sessions, there was a great deal on the line at the meetings. Without a formal mandate to negotiate boundaries, both parties had in mind the noble goal of setting expectations around the spheres of influence that each branch would hold in federal politics.
Understanding[]
While no formal agreement was reached at the end of the meeting, Green and Volt were able to come up with a very rudimentary layout what imperatives council and the premier should hold. The intent, from the beginning, was to present a "roadmap" for division of powers.
| Executive | Legislative |
|---|---|
| Soviet Enterprises | Generating bills |
| Recruitment | Passing law |
| Integration | Debating policy |
| Diplomacy | Member relations |
| Defense | Creating committees |
| Datacommons |
| Joint Responsibilities |
|---|
|
War declarations Setting the trajectory of the federation Providing information to the public Representing the federation to the rest of the universe |
Reception[]
The federal reaction