If the Federal Government failed to act, or acted wrongly in the supply of money, the citizens would use the ballot or recall petitions to replace those who prevented correct action with others whom the people believe would pursue a better money policy. Since the creation of money and its issuance in sufficient quantity would be one of the few functions of Parliament, the voter could decide on a candidate by his stand on money instead of the hundreds of lesser, and deliberately confusing, subjects which are presented to us today. And since money is, and would remain, a national function, local differences or local factions would not be able to sway the people from the nation's (citizens' interest). All other problems, except the nation's defense, would be taken care of in the provincial and local governments where they are best handled and most easily corrected.