As part of a government scheme to implement tougher, more autocratic theocracy in the Zatriarchate, constitutional reforms are being debated in the National Khanaushia.
The legislation itself, proposed by His All Holiness the Zatriarch, would divide Matbaa's eleven provinces and two colonies into three Metripolitanates. Whereas the provinces themselves would still exist, they would be subdivisions of dioceses of the Matbaic Orthodox Church, which would mean that for the first time in Matbaic history, the internal development and general internal affairs of the Zatriarchate would be entirely managed by the clergy.
The system would be somewhat akin to Shireroth and Lemuria's legislative bodies, by which the leaders of the subdivisions would have a seat in the national Khanaushia.
Though of course, jobs in the foreign office and military would not be affected, each Metripolitan would have extensive powers for provincial development and a seat in the Khanaushia. The ministry of the interior would be probably be abolished, and replaced by an immigration office- all censuses would be taken by the government of the metripolitanate and then compiled into one grand census.Likewise, the WKG would still operate independently but the military would have one field marshal for each metripolitanate.
His Holiness went on to adress the Khanaushia and state that the new system would be less labour intensive than the one in current place, as it would use only around five active citizens to have all aspects of the Zatriarchate up and running.
He stated that although the Zatriarchate has become increasingly more nationalist, and some might say fascist, there is no reason to be afraid of implementing true theocratic principles designed to guard the Matbaic Orthodox faith and its morals.
It is expected that the reforms will take several weeks to legislate, so it will not be until January 2006 when they are fully implemented.
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