Frequently asked questions
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What is the Administrative Empire?
What is the Administrative Empire?
Nobody knows. That's why we're here.
Who runs the Administrative Empire?
Who runs the Administrative Empire?
Mostly paperwork.
Do I need permission to be here?
Do I need permission to be here?
Not yet.
Am I part of the Administrative Empire?
Am I part of the Administrative Empire?
Almost certainly.
Is this a government website?
Is this a government website?
No. The government has significantly more funding and considerably less sarcasm.
How do I know if I'm part of the Administrative Empire?
How do I know if I'm part of the Administrative Empire?
Have you ever filled out a form, applied for a permit, renewed a licence, registered for something, paid a fee, or waited on hold? Congratulations.
What is a subject?
What is a subject?
Historically, a person governed by the Crown. Modern interpretations may vary.
Why are there so many categories?
Why are there so many categories?
The Empire likes categories. People are more complicated.
What are "The Receipts"?
What are "The Receipts"?
Primary documents, legislation, correspondence, reports, maps, and other evidence. Opinions are cheap. Receipts are forever.
Is this anti-government?
Is this anti-government?
No. It is pro-understanding.
Why are so many documents old?
Why are so many documents old?
Because today's policies usually have grandparents.
Why are there maps?
Why are there maps?
Because Empires love maps.
Why are there so many acts, regulations, and policies?
Why are there so many acts, regulations, and policies?
Because one law is rarely enough.
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