ABOUT
His Majesty's Treasury (HMT) is the United Kingdom's finance ministry, and it's charged with managing all internal finances. The HMT encompasses a wide range of duties, such as: overseeing the organisation's Habbo credits, setting budget allocations, administering duty quota conversions and incentive payments, handling reimbursements, and recording asset acquisitions. We carry out most of our day-to-day operations through meticulous administrative work, translating vast sheets into concise and insightful reports to enhance financial accountability to the public. We also maintain the United Kingdom’s official asset registry, consisting of all Habbo rooms, groups and furniture under formal UK asset jurisdiction.
In addition to our custodial role, the HMT is also responsible for formulating fiscal policy and advising the Royal Family and the Cabinet Office on ways to grow the Treasury through economic measures and fundraising. The Chancellor of the Exchequer is typically involved in all decision-making pertaining to Duty Quotas, the official UK currency. For example, the Chancellor is the only person other than His Majesty, The King and the Prime Minister who is empowered to make adjustments to the conversion rate (which is the standard used for converting Duty Quota points to Habbo credits). Currently, it's 2 points = 1 credit.
Due to our many responsibilities, His Majesty's Treasury is one of the most domestically active government entities in the United Kingdom. We work every day to maintain the financial well-being of the community and secure its fiscal future!
WHAT WE DO
- Processing and funding finance requests from the Royal Family, the Prime Minister, the Speaker of the House of Commons, the Lord President of the Supreme Court, and the Director General of Military Intelligence
- Monitoring the National Financial Registry (which consists of the Asset Registry and the Exchequer Registry) and ensuring accurate records are kept
- Distributing duty quota conversions and incentive payments to members of the UK
- Setting the direction of precedence for financial policy
- Processing all Paid-For-Perks viewable here
WHO WE ARE
| Chancellor of the Exchequer [5iC] The Chancellor of the Exchequer is the head of His Majesty's Treasury ministry. They are ultimately responsible for the collection of funds and assets, known as the United Kingdom Exchequer, and typically formulates policies on ways to conduct more cost-effective transactions with respect to the acquisition and distribution of such funds. The Chancellor also serves as His Majesty's Second Lord to the Treasury, Principal Economic Advisor to the Cabinet Office and is a member of the UK National Security Council. The position is fifth-in-command on the United Kingdom's chain of command. The incumbent Chancellor of the Exchequer is [VACANT]. There were appointed on [DATE] |
RESOURCES
→ APPLY FOR FUNDING
If you are currently employed at the United Kingdom, you may be eligible to apply for a funding allocation from the Exchequer for your branch or executive entity. You can file an application through our official funding request form.
→ REVIEW OUR RECORDS
The HMT maintains several official records as mandated under relevant laws. You can review the complete records here:
- Exchequer Registry: The main record sheet covering general totals from transactions and monetary holdings relating to the Exchequer.
- Asset Registry: Official registry of all groups and rooms which fall under formal United Kingdom jurisdiction.
- This is currently underway, stay tuned for a complete version coming out in the coming week!
→ REVIEW RELEVANT LAWS
- Exchequer Act 2024: The principal law establishing His Majesty's Treasury ministry and all statutory protocols relating to the Exchequer.
- This Act was given Royal Assent on 7 May 2024 by His Majesty, King Terrorization.
- Prior to receiving assent, the legislation passed a vote in Parliament: 8 AYE | 1 NAY | 0 ABSTAIN
- Exchequer (National Lottery) Act 2024: The law amending the principal HMT law to establish and regulate the National Lottery, which is overseen by the Chancellor of the Exchequer.
- This Act was given Royal Assent on 12 Jun 2024 by His Majesty, King Terrorization.
- Prior to receiving assent, the legislation passed a vote in Parliament: 13 AYE | 0 NAY | 0 ABSTAIN
→ RECIPIENTS OF MONETARY INCENTIVES
In accordance with Sections 6(3) and 6(4) of the Exchequer Act 2024, employees of the United Kingdom Government are entitled to monetary prizes based on their overall weekly activity, branch task completion and commitments to education and training. In the coming week, a page will exist of all recipients of established recognitions and will be allowed to be viewed publicly.
- Exemplary Service
- Each month, one employee from His Majesty's Cabinet, the House of Commons, the Judiciary and the Military Intelligence branches who consistently accumulate high amounts of Duty Quota points shall be rewarded an amount determined by the Chancellor of the Exchequer and the employee's respective branch leader.
- Commendable Service to Education and Training
- Each month, the top two employees who contribute significantly to education and training shall be recognized and rewarded for their exceptional commitment to educating and training within our Establishment.
CONTACT US
If you would like to contact His Majesty's Treasury ministry, you are welcome to reach out to [NAME] on the Habbo client or through website messaging. If you are a member of the official United Kingdom Discord server, you may contact them through Discord direct messaging as well.
Last Updated by Redgi, Saturday, 12th October 2024