I would disagree that putting in applications for culturally and economically relevent sustainable development projects is "vanity, virtue signalling projects" just because they are projects that might not work in the UK context. Each country is different and many of the projects work well in a Duchian context , it is important the EDA and EU recognise this and quit trying to force their model of development in our project proposals or deny funding just because it doesn't match their countries views on sustainable development or what would work in their country.

Having said that I do believe an EDA scheme for subsidies for Grid upgrades and development of Battery storage facilties to strengthen the grid for renewables as well as developing capacity for grid to vehicle and vehicle to grid transfer of energy is essential and so is a good idea to put EDA funds towards , however if this is to be done it cannot continue to go through three commissioners like it currently does it must go through a panel of experts in that area.I would support a motion or act for EDA funds going to such types of projects.I would also dispute the EDA works as is, an agency with a 47.1 Billion Euro budget that has yet to spend a single Euro 6 months in is not an agency working. If it was a government department in any nation or a business unit it would have been shut down long ago for incompetance and waste for holding such a large amount of funds without doing anything.

James Mizrachi-Roscoe, Councillour for United Duchies

I am concerned sanctions will hurt Istkalen. While it may seem appealing to place sanctions or take some sort of action and comforting to be seen "doing the right thing". I have still yet to see evidence Istkalen are a threat to Europe itself. They are not killing people on foreign soil or presenting a national security threat of foreign soil as of yet. We may I fear in attempts to help hurt the very people we are trying to help. The best action is to accept LGBT and political refugees if they appear.

James Mizrachi-Roscoe, Councillour for United Duchies

James Mizrachi-Roscoe: Though noble I think this act needs to go. I think any European legislation on mental health cannot work frankly. The mental health issues and approaches very and will need to vary by country to be effective. I frankly believe the best thing the EU can do in this field is let national authorities who understand their own countries problems provide all the support and help in a manner that suits their countries culture and situation.I have heard of many occasions where people have phoned up the European to get useless advice and help in a Duchies context. Our helpline has performed better than the European one which makes sense because it has closer links with national authorities and services and is run by the DHS and integrated into our health system. The European lines existence at this point is actually causing harm in the Duchies.

"Considering these Honourable Speaker, I do agree with you and request this discussion be closed. New instructions on how this review will be conducted will be released soon."

Sir Joseph William Amberton Biden Sr. GCVO
Premier Commissioner, The European Commission