Rome Must Perish

"I understand," said Maximus decisively. "The medical staff at the Medical Camp and the craftsmen from the Public Works Department, as well as the teachers from the Cultivation Department, all have their lands helped to be cultivated by the Reserve Tribe Members, and the tribe also pays them a salary."

"The leader is so considerate for us medical staff!" Horace complimented, then continued, "I also have a suggestion. Each village in our tribe should have a clinic in the future, and these medical staff from the Medical Department can be stationed in these clinics to be responsible for treating the tribesmen. Patients need to pay a certain fee, and the money obtained goes to the tribe to purchase linen, herbs, instruments, and other materials needed for medical treatment..."

"Hmm, this suggestion is good," Maximus nodded and said, "but the name clinic sounds small; let’s call it a hospital. Regarding building hospitals, you can discuss it with Capito. However, one thing to note is that the village where the Political Affairs Hall is located is the center of the entire tribe, and also the center of all future hospitals. Therefore, the hospital here needs to be built large, gathering doctors with high medical skills and nurses with strong caregiving abilities from the original Medical Camp to primarily treat complex illnesses and frequently exchange and learn to improve the medical level of our entire tribe.

Only doctors who study at this hospital and pass assessment, being judged as medically competent, can be dispatched to work in hospitals in other villages... Let your subordinate Ikechiu take charge of this central large hospital. All hospitals must be under the jurisdiction of your Medical Department. If there is a problem in any hospital, the tribe will first look to your Medical Department for responsibility.

In addition... hospitals can charge fees, but the price for treating tribe patients cannot be high, and for treating soldiers wounded in battle, the hospital must be free."

"Leader, you consider everything thoroughly, and the Medical Department will develop a more comprehensive plan according to these proposals and implement it as soon as possible."

Maximus nodded and asked again, "Any other suggestions?"

Having calmed down after being criticized before, Sidonius stood up and said, "Leader, the relevant decrees concerning theft, debt, fighting, harming others, rape, and adultery... previously submitted to the Political Affairs Hall and discussed and passed by everyone, our Legal Department will, according to your requirements, engrave these common decrees concerning the life of the tribesmen onto wooden boards within two days and stand them outside the main hall for the tribesmen to view and understand."

Maximus stated seriously, "I heard that Rome once engraved its City State decrees on 12 bronze pillars and stood them in the square for the public to understand. Our tribe is newly established and cannot be that luxurious. Engraving them on wooden boards can achieve the same effect.

We make decrees not because we like to punish people, but to maintain tribe order. Therefore, your Legal Department must not only engrave wooden boards and erect wooden boards, but also frequently send subordinates to those tribesmen who can’t read to explain the decrees so that everyone knows the law and understands the law. In this way, those who violate the decrees will naturally decrease, the lives of the tribesmen will be more stable, and your Legal Department will be more relaxed."

"Yes, the leader is right," Sidonius responded.

Just as he sat down, Acronis stood up, "Leader, I also have a problem here. Now everyone has been allocated houses and lands, but our kitchen people are still cooking for the tribesmen. How long will this continue?"