Chen An took this question very seriously and asked, "The Governor wants to centralize power? What does that mean? Have you forgotten your last name?"
[Perhaps they had been away from the train for too long and had forgotten their identity as passengers]
Chen An thought for a while and came up with a plan.
"From now on, the term of office of each system's governor will be ten years. After that, a new election will be held, with the council nominating candidates. We can't let a governor serve indefinitely, as they might develop inappropriate ideas."
"In addition, officials within the system must return to the train for training once a year, with the training lasting no less than seven days. This is mainly to help them get to know the train and not forget their roots."
"Also, we originally offered a lot of benefits to passengers, but we've now redefined them. For passengers living on the planet for a long time, all related benefits will be discontinued. If you want to continue receiving them, you must spend more than a third of your time on board the vehicle each year."
Chen An has taken many measures, but all with one purpose: to remind passengers not to forget their roots.
Others may have forgotten, but he knew that this was not the train's final destination.
[The relevant plan has been generated and will be submitted to the Secretariat for review]
"Audit? Just publish it directly after modification. This plan doesn't need to be reviewed."
Chen An had long discovered that both the secretariat and the various departments were deeply intertwined and had extensive networks of relationships.
If they were really allowed to review this plan, even if it was passed, many modifications would be made.
It’s not that Chen An doesn’t trust Chu Xiao and Zhu Die, but that they are unable to fully control the increasingly large Star Country system.
[Master, should we restructure the secretariat and departments?]
Chen An fell into deep thought.
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