- Title: Government Efficiency Bill
- Type: Creation
- Reasoning: Government applications should not be drawn out longer than a month. Despite the recommendation of 2 weeks, this is sometimes goes beyond that. It is unfair to the player applying, to not receive feedback and or closure on their application. One month is a long time to assess the suitability for employment and or offer helpful feedback. One month is also long enough to assess the merits of a grant/contract application.
Applications can be denied, but always revisited if the need arises rather than being left on pending.
If this law is to pass, ministers would only have to assess government applications at a mere minimum of 12 times a year.
- Bill: Within reason, Government applications should reach a verdict no longer than 30 days from the date the application is made.
- Type: Creation
- Reasoning: Government applications should not be drawn out longer than a month. Despite the recommendation of 2 weeks, this is sometimes goes beyond that. It is unfair to the player applying, to not receive feedback and or closure on their application. One month is a long time to assess the suitability for employment and or offer helpful feedback. One month is also long enough to assess the merits of a grant/contract application.
Applications can be denied, but always revisited if the need arises rather than being left on pending.
If this law is to pass, ministers would only have to assess government applications at a mere minimum of 12 times a year.
- Bill: Within reason, Government applications should reach a verdict no longer than 30 days from the date the application is made.