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{{Main|Infinity War}}
 
As a provincial state of the Grand Duchy of Varkonia for the entire duration of the infinity war, Gabon would initially enter into a state of conflict with [[Corvus]] alongside Varkonia on the 2nd of July 2019. Gabon would later find itself involved in the [[Entente-Laconia War]] and the [[War of The Coalition|War of the Coalition]] against [[Ransakistan]].
 
Although Gabon had no adept-pvpers who resided within the country, the leadership of Gabon would find other ways to contribute to these conflicts. Lord High Chancellor, BritishWanderer, would be involved in the attack on Evocator in the Varkonian station by preparing and organising the initial trap which would lead to [https://i.imgur.com/YH0eM32.png Evocator's pearling by Varkanos, BennyZ and Callum.] BritishWanderer would also write the UNC's response to the pearling of Evocator with '[https://www.reddit.com/r/civclassics/comments/c8gdkq/unc_thwarts_plot/ UNC Thwarts plot]' further explaining the actions taken against Corvus, as well as contributing to other public statements on the behalf of the [https://www.reddit.com/r/civclassics/comments/aydgwu/unc_restores_peace_to_spqr/ UNC], [https://www.reddit.com/r/civclassics/comments/dm3y4u/regarding_coruvs_an_explanation_and_a_way_forward/ Varkonia] and the [https://www.reddit.com/r/civclassics/comments/d1d0dj/the_ententes_statement_regarding_yesterdays/ Entente] regarding these conflicts. Vice Chancellor Gobblin on the other hand, would contribute to the wars economically, funnelling stacks of diamond blocks, emerald blocks and obsidian through Varkonia. Gobblin would also assist in sky bridging and the construction of bunkers during the war of the coalition against Ransakistan and the Entente-Laconian war.
 
===== Aftermath =====
The actions taken by the leadership of Gabon during this period would be controversial amongst some citizens and Gabonese council members, most notably being GetSkinny, who would push through the [https://gabon.vercel.app/law/neutrality-non-alignment-and-anti-war-solidification-act/ Neutrality Act] on the 29th of February 2020. The Neutrality Act's intention was to prevent the leadership of Gabon from being able to take provocative actions without prior approval in any conflict and to prevent any form of lend-lease or sale of goods to any country in a state of conflict.
==== Independence Movement ====
Independence was not foreign to the minds of Gabonese citizens, with the topic being discussed numerous points throughout the union which only became heightened during election periods. Initial independence discussions between Varkonia and Gabon back in mid 2019 would result in further powers and discretionary abilities being devolved to the provincial government in Gabon by Varkonia. However as the population of Gabon grew and developed a culture that steadily became distant from that of Varkonia City, the prior concessions would not be enough to stem the growing political thought.
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This was the first council session following the Gabonese civil war in November 2018, and was responsible for a large swath of reforms which would help shape the future of Gabon. While initially the Executive Council of Gabon, the Council was reformed into the Lord's Council as of the passing of the Chancellery Act 2019. The first session would be instrumental in the creation of the Sovereign Fund, funded by the government's acquisition and nationalisation of all natural minerals within Gabon. The first council session would end up voting on 12 separate propositions over the 11 month period.
 
Responsible for the mass-funding of the arts, culture and education, the first council session and its councillor's influence has permeated throughout society. Both Cllr Tvman999 and Cllr OstenVonStolz are honoured in the Salisbury cathedral's crypt as a testament to their contributions during this period.
 
'''November 2019 Council Elections'''
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The second session of the Lord's Council was the only council to be governed by a party supermajority, despite the voting power that the GNP held, this voting session held the leastcouncil amountwould ofonly votes with justpass 4 propositions making its way through government over the course of 10 months. The second Council of Gabon would cause controversy with its first proposition, [https://gabon.vercel.app/law/electoral-pandemic-postponement-amendment-act/ the electoral postponement act 2020] which would be enacted just prior the March 2020 elections and would prevent any democratic acts from taking place until its repealment in September 2020. In spite of this, the second session would however remain instrumental in drafting important legislation such as the [https://gabon.vercel.app/law/neutrality-non-alignment-and-anti-war-solidification-act/ Neutrality Act] and the adoption of the Varkonian Civil Service act which would go on to lay the groundwork for the [https://gabon.vercel.app/law/gabon-public-service-act/ Gabon Public Service Act] and the constitutional amendment to include a Cabinet Office.
 
The second session would however remain instrumental in drafting important legislation such as the [https://gabon.vercel.app/law/neutrality-non-alignment-and-anti-war-solidification-act/ Neutrality Act] and the adoption of the Varkonian Civil Service act which would go on to lay the groundwork for the [https://gabon.vercel.app/law/gabon-public-service-act/ Gabon Public Service Act] still in use to this day.
 
The second council oversaw a rapid pace of construction that would see the city expand outside of its boundary wall with the foundation of the suburbs of Swanmore and Whitehaven, with the latter requiring mass land reclamation in the bay of Biscay.
 
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The second council session oversaw a rapid pace of construction that would see the city expand outside of its boundary wall with the foundation of the suburbs of Swanmore and Whitehaven, with the latter requiring mass land reclamation in the bay of Biscay. Zyra_Bot would be instrumental in reforming the architectural style of Gabon during this council period, and would push for further protection of city green-spaces.
 
'''September 2020 Council Elections'''
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<small>*93.75% of the voting electorate voted for this candidate as one of their three choices</small>
 
 
 
 
'''3rd Session of the Lord's Council'''
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The third council session would see the passage of 11 propositions in just over two months, making this the most productive council session in regards to legislative activity. This council would establish architectural standards and define the Gabonese style and its enforcement throughout the boroughs of Salisbury, Bakerswood and Highgrove via the [https://gabon.vercel.app/law/architectural-standards-act/ Architectural Standards Act 2020]. The third council session would be an defining era for Gabon, containing the debate and passage of the [https://gabon.vercel.app/law/constitution-of-gabon-act/ first Constitution of Gabon] and the establishment of a Gabon-centric civil service, known as the [https://gabon.vercel.app/law/gabon-public-service-act/ Gabon Public Service (GPS)].
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The latter part of the third council session would be mired with the Gabon-wide debate of independence from the political union with Varkonia. The council was apprehensive to make the decision of independence without consulting the citizens of Gabon and as such the issue of independence would be opened up to the citizenry in a national referendum.
 
This referendum would result in a 62% leave vote, and the Lord High Chancellor would call for another council election the following month.
 
 
 
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<small>**One individual only voted for two candidates instead of three thus leaving the total choice votes at 71 with the number of individual voters at 24.</small>
[[File:GabonFourthLordsCouncilSession.png|thumb|State of the Lord's Council during the 4th session of government.''<small>1st December 2020 - Present</small>'']]
 
 
'''4th Session of the Lord's Council'''
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|}The fourth session would bring flesh blood of FKA_Twink and Skullicus into the legislature, and with fresh blood came new ideas and propositions which would legislatively result in the passage of the [https://hackmd.io/@RoamingBrit/ryPrbtPiP Citizenship Act 2020]. The 4th session has prioritised the economic outlook of Gabon and its peoples, establishing nation-wide XP infrastructure such as farms, ice roads, rails and grinders. These investments have propelled Gabon into an economic boom, enriching the lives of the government and the Gabonese peoples.
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Whilst the XP infrastructure constructed was initially government-owned, the council would later privatise the industry, selling a majority of the assets to the newly founded [[Gabon Corporation]] for an undisclosed amount. The Gabon Corporation has played an important role in the economical development of Gabon from late 2020 into 2021, with the corporation being the largest employer in Gabon and funding multiple leisure projects throughout the capital.
 
In February 2021, it was decided by the Lord High Chancellor in correspondence with the Vice Chancellor that elections would be suspended for the foreseeable future.
 
=== Cabinet Office ===
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=== Administrative Divisions ===
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[[File:SalisburyCapitalCitySuburbs.png|thumb|633x633px|Map outlining the Capital boundaries and it's internal suburbs <big>'''-'''</big> <small>November 2020</small>]]
 
==== Mayoralty & Borough of Salisbury ====
The Mayoralty of Salisbury is the most populous and economically valuable mayoralty within the Republic of Gabon and as such holds the highest level of authority and devolved powers within the local government structure.
 
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