Selene's Ekklesia
Alexandros Argryis was a newcomer. From Constantinople, he had recently won elections there, earning a seat in his country's legislature. He had gone to the Ekklesia a few times, but it was the first time he stood as an MP. Despite usually being the eminence of confidence, he was sometimes shy and nervous in very important situations. And this was one of those times.
Then, he thought to himself "Remember why you're here. For Constantinople, and the environment". He shook his nerves off, albeit with a luckily unnoticable gulp. Standing up and looking at his notes, he knew what he was going to ask to this rookie, only that the questioner was a young MP, and the questioned was an aging Prime Minister.
"Thank you, Speaker. I believe that the environment is critical for not only Selene's survival, but the world's as well. As such area of discussion greatly concerns me, I would like to ask the Prime Minister a crucial question in my eyes. Is it paramount and essential for your government to prioritize environmental policy and renewable energy, or are these urgent and important topics a minor issue in the next time period that consists your tenure?"