Sertian Government
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The Kingdom of Sertia has considered the recommendation of the War Council regarding the actions of foreign governments to do with the Aspernian Schism of 2022.
It came to my attention that the Brætha has, without permission, requested a convention of the War Council in this regard. I deplore this action from the Brætha, and will continue to work in the interests of the Sertian people, whether that be the will of the Brætha or otherwise.
Under my government, Sertia will not issue a declaration of war, or conflict, against any foreign states. All current declarations of war will be terminated with immediate effect.
Effective 1 March 2024, I am dissolving the Civilian Maritime forces which currently assume humanitarian support roles abroad. This includes all workers in Svarna Surya and otherwise related territories.
I have the duty to maintain the prosperity and safety of Sertia's citizens, and it has always remained a top priority for my government.
-Fornithias Cranst
Head Brætha, Kingdom of Sertia
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OfB
on the mission to the Moon
Tuesday, 28 January
In cooperation with the Spanish Government, we are pleased to announce that Sertia's Jonathan Parse is the first-ever Sertian to land on the Moon.
Son of a professor of Vernaian ethics, Mr Parse was born and raised in Ryéslen, Co. Climaer. He earned a place at Hemberdale University in Mathematics then moved abroad to the United Duchies where he earned his aerospace degree. He became lead engineer for Adhart Aerospace in Rowsperch and was held captive during the Aspernian occupation. On the demise of the Aspernian regime he was released and awarded a position on the joint Sertian-Spanish space endeavour.
Today the OfB recognises Mr Parse's achievements with the awarding of an honorary doctorate from Warrail College, Dredthe University as recognition of being a source of national pride for many Sertians. We wish him the best of luck in his future projects.
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OfB
on the violent demonstrations in the State of Elthize
4 February 2025We are sorry to see that the State of Elthize, and the Elthic people, have been gripped by such violent protests leading to the deaths of 13 people. Under no circumstances is destruction and chaos an alternative to reason.
If anyone understands this, it would be us in the Kingdom of Sertia.
Our embassies and embassies minor remain open throughout Elthize for Sertians in need of assistance.
-Ms Éduditalle Dína
EU Councillor, Kingdom of SertiaERE BACHÁIR DÙN
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Results of the January 2025 Election Referendum
Effective 12 February 2025
The voting in the January 2025 referendum to call an election, pursuant to Deomcratic Procedure Act 2024, has now concluded and the results have been validated by the Election Security Ombudsman :
Total vote count: 2,305,492.5 (% change: N/A)
Question on ballot: Do you vote to compel the Braetha to call a national election on 20 April, 2025?
Answer breakdown
% respondents indicating "YES": 23% (530, 263 votes)
% respondents indicating "NO": 77% (1,775, 229.5 votes)
FINAL RESULT: An election will not be called for 20 April, 2025. On this date there will be another election referendum, pursuant to Democratic Procedure Act 2024.
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Office for the Braetha - Government of Sertia
5 March 2025The government of Sertia recognises the political sovereignty of the Republic of Nofoaga. The Braetha are confident at this time that any decision by the Government of Spain to control Nofoaga has been done with the full consent of the Nofoagan government, through democratic and legal means.
However, the Braetha recognise that we do not speak for all our people. Therefore, we are holding an official referendum regarding giving our full endorsement to the Spanish government of their actions.
The referendum will be open for voting between today, 5 March 2025 and Monday, 10 March 2025.
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Office for the Braetha - Government of Sertia
11 March 2025
On the Spanish endeavour for Nofoaga
The Braetha have taken careful consideration on all fronts to reports about the possibility of Spanish annexation of Nofoaga. We, and the people of Sertia, have concluded our deliberations and are ready to deliver our response.
As a part of our deliberations, we have considered the following factors:
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(by referendum) do the people of Sertia consent to the further Spanish occupation of Nofoaga as a collective? and
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(by deliberation) do the Braetha condemn such Spanish occupation?
SECTION I: Public Referendum
The referendum results are as follows.
TO THE QUESTION:
Will Sertia endorse any efforts by the Kingdom of Spain to annex, or take, or possess as one of its own, the Republic of Nofoaga?% Respondents replying "YES": 46.7%
% Respondents replying "NO": 53.3%The Sertian public have voted to condemn the actions of the Spanish in regards to their annexation of the Republic of Nofoaga.
SECTION II: Decision of the Braetha
We, the Braetha, condemn the effort by Spain to annex Nofoaga.
We have considered, as an aggravating factor, that the Spanish already have substantial influence in the Republic of Nofoaga;
We also consider as an aggravating factor the very wide-ranging influence the Spanish already wield in the Caribbean region;
As a mitigating factor, however, we are aware that an attempt by any other country to annex the Republic of Nofoaga would be condemned more powerfully. The Spanish are close allies to us, and their support has been paramount to the development of the Caribbean.
Nonetheless, we are not convinced that there is any reason other than selfish gain to seek further power, by an already imperial nation, over a sovereign one. Nofoaga is itself Sertia's closest ally, and with us they freely trade people, goods, services, culture and ideas through our free trade agreement.
We are not convinced that Spanish annexation of Nofoaga will not hinder this free trade.
POSITION OF THE KINGDOM OF SERTIA
The Kingdom of Sertia condemns any present or future Spanish effort to annex Nofoaga.
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Announcement of random school inspections
Effective 5 May to 30 June, Coqas* will carry out random inspection of the quality of curriculum delivery at schools across the country. This does not include schools which are not subject to the National Curriculum due to a legitimate exemption.
Guidance for school leads
You will be notified no more than 24 hours before a Coqas inspection. Coqas is entitled to continue an inspection even if the school lead is absent, as long as there is a competent peer on the premises for the duration of the inspection.
If there are no competent peers available on the day of the inspection, the Coqas inspector will issue a new date, no more than 14 days after the original inspection date, for a new inspection.
Repeated absence of competent school officials, which hinders a Coqas inspection, may result in fines or a downgrade in school quality rating.
Guidance for pupils and families
You may attend school and carry out all school activities as regularly scheduled. You may be asked to complete a brief questionnaire by a Coqas inspector. You retain the right to refuse a questionnaire.
*Coqas - Central Office for Quality Assurance of Schools
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RESULTS OF THE APRIL 2025 ELECTION REFERENDUM
Question Presented: Do the Braetha schedule a general election on 14 August 2025?
% votes
YES: 43%
NO: 57%Result: The Braetha do not have public permission to call an election on 14 August 2025.
The next election referendum is now scheduled for 14 August 2025.
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