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-	'''The Advisory Committee''' was a public body set up during the [[Second Carops Government]] to give a greater voice in government to parties with no representation in the ranks of the government itself. The move was originally declared by the [[Capitalist Party]], [[The Liberalian Worker's Party]], and the [[Republican Party]]. At first, the [[Carops]] government agreed to cooperate with the council, but following what the [[Prime Minister]] regarded as outlandish demands, ~~ncluding~~ the ability to make laws and to have all it suggestions adopted, the committee was reminded that it was to serve as a "suggestion box" and nothing more. In May 2006, the government formally refused to recognise the Advisory Committee and a number of parties, mostly those making up the Moderate Coalition, boycotted it. [[The Socialist Party]], which had expressed an interest, withdrew, and the [[Capitalist Party]] members most interested in preserving it claimed that they had been able to replace the Socialists with the even more left-wing Workers. Shortly after this, the Committee was dismantled and closed down by Prime Minister [[Carops]].	+	'''The Advisory Committee''' was a public body set up during the [[Second Carops Government]] to give a greater voice in government to parties with no representation in the ranks of the government itself. The move was originally declared by the [[Capitalist Party]], [[The Liberalian Worker's Party]], and the [[Republican Party]]. At first, the [[Carops]] government agreed to cooperate with the council, but following what the [[Prime Minister]] regarded as outlandish demands, including the ability to make laws and to have all its suggestions adopted, the committee was reminded that it was to serve as a "suggestion box" and nothing more. In May 2006, the government formally refused to recognise the Advisory Committee and a number of parties, mostly those making up the Moderate Coalition, boycotted it. [[The Socialist Party]], which had expressed an interest, withdrew, and the [[Capitalist Party]] members most interested in preserving it claimed that they had been able to replace the Socialists with the even more left-wing Workers. Shortly after this, the Committee was dismantled and closed down by Prime Minister [[Carops]].

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'''The Advisory Committee''' was a public body set up during the [[Second Carops Government]] to give a greater voice in government to parties with no representation in the ranks of the government itself. The move was originally declared by the [[Capitalist Party]], [[The Liberalian Worker's Party]], and the [[Republican Party]]. At first, the [[Carops]] government agreed to cooperate with the council, but following what the [[Prime Minister]] regarded as outlandish demands, ncluding the ability to make laws and to have all it suggestions adopted, the committee was reminded that it was to serve as a "suggestion box" and nothing more. In May 2006, the government formally refused to recognise the Advisory Committee and a number of parties, mostly those making up the Moderate Coalition, boycotted it. [[The Socialist Party]], which had expressed an interest, withdrew, and the [[Capitalist Party]] members most interested in preserving it claimed that they had been able to replace the Socialists with the even more left-wing Workers. Shortly after this, the Committee was dismantled and closed down by Prime Minister [[Carops]].

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