Fortnight Act

The United Nations meets every two weeks again․ If fewer than five motions wait for a vote, the Secretary General chooses: hold the meeting, or push it one week․

Four weeks․ That is how long this Assembly sat silent․ Motions rotted in the pile․ Nations waited on answers that never came․ Caeroyna does not wait․

Three weeks between meetings is already too long․ One delay and it becomes a month․ Meet every two weeks, and even a delay lands at three․ Never again four․

A meeting with nothing to vote on wastes every throne in the room․ Fewer than five motions? The Secretary General decides․ Gather, or wait one more week․

The Empire keeps its pace․ The Assembly will keep it too․ Every two weeks․