Response to the Electoral Commission,
This response is not meant to target anyone within the Electoral Commission nor the United Kingdom. This is a response to the investigation and comments about our Government.
It has been held up to my attention to comment of the comments made of the democracy of our Government by the Electoral Commission. The Chariman, Rt.Hon.Lord Joshua Spearrit GCB PC has commented of our Government not upholding the country's democracy nor inserting a proper Parliamentary system. These comments have led to our Government being investigated by a newly-appointed, possibly bias Chairman whom has stated possibly infringements of democracy very wrong.
I would firstly like to address the 'Parliamentary system'. A Parliamentary system hasn't been sustained through the Commons nor the Lords as of no opposition, nor Parliament being opened. This therefore means we were not able to uphold a Parliamentary session. These comments are wrong and have no available evidence to support the comments. Thus this too be wrong.
Secondly, the 'all important matters are going through Parliament officially. So going through the commons, lords and the monarch.'. As stated, Parliament had no opposition nor Lords and we were unable to host a session until a Parliamentary election had been withheld. The Monarch during the most of our current time in office held no discussions with us as a Parliament and didn't seem to get involved with either us or politics in general.
I would also like to address the comment in the quotation of 'How the government is working on improving agencies.'. The Home Office, MoI, MoD and other departments have held successful and active tryouts, training's and more. Us as a Government have highly upgraded and improved agencies throughout the United Kingdom to make for more active departments. We are also responding to issues within the United Kingdom like tackling corruption and rogue agents.
These comments within only a week of our party in office is absolutely disgusting. These comments upheld against us show the amount of incapability and understanding the Electoral Commission has. I ask for this investigation to be closed as soon as possible as the Electoral Commission has no further grounds of evidence to conduct a proper investigation into our Government.
Sophie
Prime Minister of the United Kingdom
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