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Ballyminn, Cabhán Creek
ANGLYSH EDITION​

CATHMÁISTIR MacCOLL RECOMMENDS AMBITIOUS NEW AHC OVERHALL

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Cathmáistir MacColl at a recent press conference at the Áras an Uachtarán

Rosheendove, New Erin - The Dáil Comhlathas is moving to approve a zealous new "improvement" plan of the universal healthcare system proposed in a speech by Cathmáistir (Warmaster) Eoin MacColl. In it, the 65-year old Uachtarán and elected leader of the National Radical Party outlined the plan to fully-nationalize the healthcare system under one regulatory body which will allow for a more streamlined procedure to increase doctors, reduce wait times, expand hospital coverage as well as reduce corruption. This will allow, in addition to other specialist corps like the Corps of Engineers and the National Science Guild, the foundation of a Medical Corps to finally recognize all medical practices as a national service worthy of Citizenship. In addition, family practices will become recognized by the new Medical Corps despite not technically being part of the larger Health Care System.

Universal health care was introduced under Warmaster Dónall Ó Ríordáin in 1935. Reworked by successive governments, its current incarnation, Australmarian Health Care came into existence in 1964 under famous Warmaster Roibeárd Pronsias Ó Cinnéide, second of a political dynasty in Southern government which began with his brother, Eoin. Traditionally, the management of public health has been split between the state and national governments. The states manage hospitals and attached outpatient services, while the Comhlathas funds the Pharmaceutical Supply Program (providing prescription medication free of charge) and general practice. Under the government of the current Uachtarán, Warmaster MacColl, a health reform plan has emerged which will allow the national government to take full responsibility for primary health care, essentially taking control of hospitals and outpatient services from the states and bringing all of Ausmed under a single regulatory body. The Australmarian Health Care System continues to bear importance as a model of our striving towards a more perfect republic in the South Seas.

Also in this Issue, In Brief:
Uachtarán MacColl proposes to the Dáil Comhlathas further expansion of the Cabhán Creek Valley Authority within the National Retainment Administration; more hydroelectric facilities expected under make-work programs - Ballyminn, Cabhán Creek

National Retainment Administration begins nationwide inquiry into restricted unfair and invasionary practices by foreign corporations; Family plantations, farming and ranching to come under protection from foreign conglomerates - Rosheendove, New Erin

 

[Warre]

Communique from the Ard Riocht Na Warre Health System to the government of An Comhlathas Na Muirtheas:

Assuming the full Nationalization of the An tSeirbhís Sláinte na Muirtheas suceeds to pass in the Dail na Muirtheas; the Warreic Ard Riocht would like to extend an offer [finally] to the Muirtheasic Government for a Health-Care exchange program, wherein any citizen or civilian of Muirtheas within Warre or her territories will be given the same health care considerations which the citizens or civilians within Warre would be given [that is to say health care in full, as per the Health Act of 1984 A.D.], in exchange for the effort to be reciprocated, so that neither nation's citizens have to spend the sometimes exorbitant fees which one must pay for health care in a country which they an official resident of.

Ní féidir do naimhde a bheith láidir go leor chun ghéar a choimeád agat ach lag go leor chun tú a mharú; may your enemies be strong enough to keep you sharp but weak enough to not kill you.

Signed: Clanntiarna Larhyn Ui Aodha; Vice-Chancellor of Health & Mhuire Rhianyn MacAodha, Special Chancellor for Warreic relations with the Muirtheasaigh and Eireannaigh.

Sealed:

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Non Serimus, Metimus.
Ní Dhéanaimid, Buanann Sibh.
We do now Sow, We Reap.

Fada Saol na nGael Fíor.
[May]The True Gaelic lands [be] forever.​

 

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Communiqué from the oifig an Uachtarán an gComhlathas na Muirtheas, Cathmáistir Eoin MacColl​

TO: Clanntiarna Larhyn Ui Aodha; Vice-Chancellor of Health & Mhuire Rhianyn MacAodha, Special Chancellor for Warreic relations with the Muirtheasaigh and Eireannaigh

Mhuire Ui Aodha (Lady of Aodha),

An tSeirbhís Sláinte na Mhuirtheas, as a system has existed for most of the last century under the guidance of the great Páirtí Radacach Náisiúnta without opposition from the usual fifth columns of foreign European corporate culture seeking to turn medicine and necessity into a resource to be bought and sold which, to this very day, stifles most citizens with their national good at heart. It was, however the benefits of its community nature, disorganized and uneven in providing medical assistance. As a result, we can now say that An tSeirbhís Sláinte na Muirtheas is fully an entity of the Commonwealth and the Stáit and the People which they serve.

More to the point, An Cór Liachta now allows doctors and medical professionals or technicians who contribute towards the Comhlathas to be voting citizens of the Commonwealth. I suggest, if a true common initiative is to be put in motion, that Warreic doctors who wish to be citizens of the Commonwealth and work within An tSeirbhís Sláinte na Muirtheas hospitals and medical facilities be allowed to become trained and certified in An Cór Liachta. Otherwise, they are visiting professionals, though visiting professionals magna cum laude with full rights of Muirtheasaigh medics with the notable exception of the voting and leadership franchise. If Warreic hospitals are determined by An Cór Liachta to be within the parameters of An tSeirbhís Sláinte na Muirtheas, then we would be more than happy to recommend all Warreic hospitals and medical institutions the same classification and recommendations to Muirtheasaigh citizens abroad as those of An tSeirbhís Sláinte na Muirtheas. I find this to be very likely, given our shared standards.

Nevertheless, the Tobhach Sláinte ("Health levy") ensures that no one, regardless of their ethnicity or nationality, is denied medical assistance at An tSeirbhís Sláinte na Muirtheas medical institutions in case of emergencies or strong malaises, no identification required. Warreic citizens will be treated the same as Muirtheasaigh citizens and, indeed, all persons in Muirtheasaigh medical institutions.

Gaeltacht Fíor go Brách!

Sincerely,
Cathmáistir Eoin MacColl
Cogadhmáistir, Arm Cathartha
Uachtarán an gComhlathas na Muirtheas

 

[Confederal Republics]

Ministry of External Affairs
Commonwealth of Cornavia

The Commonwealth urges the Australmarian government to make sure that the said inquiry into foreign corporate activity does not, in an undue and unjust manner impede upon the functioning of a stable market mechanism in the country.

We also wish Austulmaria to consider that, to a large part, such a stable market mechanism depends on the right of foreign actors to invest and contribute to an economic system.

Regards,
Mr. William Fenner,
Minister of External Affairs