Talossan National Congress
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| Leader: Breneir Tzaracomprada |
| Founded: 1 December 2015 |
| Beliefs: Peculiar Idealist, Centrism, Royalist Reform. |
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The TNC (Talossan National Congress) is a Talossan political party. It was founded on 1 December 2015 and is currently led by Breneir Tzaracomprada. The TNC became Talossa's largest party in the Cosa after the April 2022 General Election with nearly 40% of the national vote. Despite attempts to create a broad multi-party coalition to address immigration and inactivity, the TNC is currently in opposition.
The party's 50-word statement as presented to the Secretary of State: We face crises of immigration and inactivity requiring all-party action. Our action plan is: Calling every party to engage in a broad, all-party Government of National Action, working with King John to implement monarchical reform and using Wittenberg or other public fora for government business and much more.
Election Results
| General Election | # of overall votes | % of overall vote | # of overall seats won | +/- | Notes |
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| March 2016, 49th Cosa | 17 | 13.93 (#4) | 29 / 200 |
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In Government |
| December 2016 - August 2020 | 0 / 200 |
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| June 2021, 56th Cosa | 7 | 9.59 (#4) | 19 / 200 |
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| April 2022, 57th Cosa | 31 | 39.24 (#1) | 78 / 200 |
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Members
| Province | Member | Current offices | Joined | |
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Breneir Tzaracomprada | Party Leader | (Dec 2015) |
Party Policies
Monarchy
- The TNC is engaged in intra-party discussions on reform of the institution of the Monarchy. Potential areas of reform include the re-establishment of a succession procedure, length of the term of office, and the structure of current monarchical powers but this discussion and policy drive will not come at the expense of the effective day-to-day administration of the Kingdom's government. Reform simply for the pleasure of tinkering is an exercise in vanity not public service.
Governmental Reform, Transparency and Oversight (SENESCHAL'S OFFICE, FINANCE, IMMIGRATION)
- Conduct organizational structural review program to assess and then identify improvements on bureaucratic efficiency by:
- A Government Fit For Purpose: Further potential agency/ministry consolidations. (potentially Culture and/or STUFF ministries)
- Identifying and ending wasteful or embarrassing programs; (ex: Miss Talossa)
- Convene Talossa’s first multiparty Conference on National Policy and Governance (we hope to work with the Royal Society on a nonpartisan, week-long and multifaceted clearinghouse for deep thinking on enduring Talossan issues
- Mandatory Performance Guidelines (performance on predetermined projects and timelines will be the primary criteria not political concerns) and the Office of the Prime Minister will conduct performance monitoring with government appointees no less than monthly
- Each minister within the first month of appointment will have a plan of action containing program/task/project implementation directives with agreed timelines
- Each ministry will either have an accountable deputy or a designated alternate appointee to be activated upon unsatisfactory performance by the incumbent appointee
- Popular Initiative Amendment. (Support for amending the Organic Law to allow for formal advisements from the populace on non-budgetary legislative matters)
- Citizen Service Corps. As a part of the next Census, the Chancery will be directed to create a citizen skills inventory which will be used as a part of the Service Corps Initiative which will compile a voluntary knowledge base of those possessing useful professional skills in potential government service for use by incoming administrations in search of technocratic talent.
- We will direct the Ministry of Finance to create an online ‘Talossa’s Checkbook’ site where citizens can see where our Treasury is budgeting funds and where actual spending is occurring.
- We will direct the Ministry of Finance to build on the Patriot Points or other new voluntary taxation program which currently has one known contributor.
Egalitarian, Open Foreign Affairs (FOREIGN)
- Cultivate ‘Good Steward’ relationship w/other nations through positive sociocultural engagement, structural competence-building and the championing of our egalitarian national values
- The Foreign Ministry will work to review the human rights and development of other alternative polities as a part of Talossa's new Good Steward policy
- Revitalize the Bureau for Humanitarian Assistance and International Development
- In recognition of our nation’s Berber heritage we will seek recognition of the Sahrawi (Western Sahara) struggle for self-determination (Ongoing as of the 57th Cosa)