Bretonian Government

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The risk there is that we already use the term Charter to describe the granted trade rights of Bretonian corporations like Bowex and BMM.

I happen to be a UK politics student myself, and whilst it is true that Britain does not have a single written constitution, it is nevertheless true that there IS a British constititution, simply not one codified into a single document.

I see reason that we could not assume Bretonian history was sufficiently different for them to agree to adopt the additional measure of actually writing these constitutional conventions down into a written document; bearing in mind that in RP were are assuming that there WAS considerable opposition to this motion (hence the fall of Worthington's Government...), but that nevertheless it was eventually forced through.

Do you really have an objection to this line of RP development? If this is really that unpalatable a concept to you, then we still need an alternative suggestion (and one that is not too different, as we don't want to re-write the whole document and all the Parliamentary RP at this stage)

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Sir Stanley Nelson




<span style="color:#000066">Charles Canning </span><span style="color:#000066"> Foreign Secretary</span>