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National Conservative Party Reforms
Historical NCP Reforms After its Last Dissolution Nearly Forty Years Ago
March 3, 4694

Tod Paris, the NCP's Presidential Candidate, Speaks at the 4694 NCP Party Conference

After its abrupt and unexpected dissolution in 4653 and just over forty years of inaction, the National Conservative Party was reformed last month after a meeting between prominent political activists and held their first Party Conference in Kaliburg this morning. Heading the fourth iteration of the nearly four-hundred year old party are Director Darryl Connor, a former Deputy from the now-dissolved CPK, and Chairman Masahiko Pearce, a political activist that rose to fame during the protests against the outlawing of paramilitaries and the undoing of the system of defense that the Kalistani Armed Forces followed for centuries.

At the Kaliburg Party Conference, a number of candidates for executive positions were appointed, including the NCP's candidate for President of the Republic, Tod Paris, a former soldier in the National Republican Army and country singer. In the past, Paris has shown his support for a number of key policies which he has indicated that he would include in his platform for his upcoming bid for the Presidency, including a return to the pre-LDP dual economic system and taking a tougher stance on the international stage, specifically with regards to Kalistan's sovereign territory in the Ananto Straights and its violation by the Dorvish Navy.

The old Party manifesto was also approved during the Kaliburg Conference, though a number of new issues have become preeminent in the NCP which has compelled its members to reform the party. Chief among these are policies of national security, including the recreation of the paramilitary system and reformation of the Conservative Army of Kalistan as well standing up to foreign nations that violate the territorial sovereignty of Kalistan in the Ananto Straights.

The Party has also approved campaigning plans for the upcoming elections as well as a public awareness campaign scheduled to begin within the coming months to spread awareness of the NCP's reformation. A number of public events that are to occur throughout the year have been scheduled and revealed already, according to the NCP's Public Relations Director, Tristram Dwerryhouse.