(Unrelated to talks of Assassination and instead towards future laws) We should try and fund/create some Academies. One of the issues we're experiencing, is a shortage in manpower (in part due to budget, but also because we're bloated and stretched thin). We're going to (eventually) need capable administrators, intelligence officers/operatives, navy personnel/more judicial personnel, etc. We should take the steps necessary to make recruitment easier/more accessible (because increased number of academies means not having to trek across half the galaxy and making the Republic's pool of skilled/educated workers/officers/recruits more representative of the galaxy and not just primarily workers/officers from the core/inner rim), that way when we do have to expand our administration/get ahold of the budget, we're prepared and able to actually use it. Not to mention— these academies would also help our issue with expanding the Judicial Forces, by increasing accessibility to the education/expertise required, and thus making the idea of joining more feasible (or at least, increase the pool of recruits that think it is). As helpful benefit— we could also balance the budget/pay for the academies by charging people for tuition via credits, or make the tuition 'free' (in spite of the Core/Megacorps) and grant people the opportunity to pay the Republic/Academies back for the education they were 'freely' given, by instead charging them for a number of (free) years in the service of the Republic such as… the Judicial Forces/Intelligence Department. The implementation of this, would likely make it so that recruitment would be more feasible in the Outer Rim/less developed sectors, raise the standards of education in the area, make the Republic's government more representative of the galaxy/the mid and outer rim, siphon power from the Core due to their academies no longer being as significant in their existence, and possibly also drum up public support in the process so long as the act is worded properly, while also easing the burden on the budget.