My Suggestion
The important positions and issues were laid out and fiercely contested.
In the end, the oversight agency was more or less evenly balanced, with representatives of the new government and the former government each making up half its members.
The Special Defense Department was renamed the Enforcement Headquarters and divided into three departments. The first was made up of local Player factions and members of Player organizations, represented by Zong Lanzhi and Xiao Yue. The second consisted mostly of the military and government members of the former Special Defense Department. The third was made up of Players who had joined the Special Defense Department later, led by Nie Xuan and Team Leader Ming.
All government affairs in the new government and future Sub-district governments would be handled by two-thirds Players and one-third non-Players. Players would mainly be responsible for final decisions and positions requiring a public presence, while non-Players would primarily provide support. Of course, the non-Players could not all come from the former government.
The two most important areas—National Resources and foreign strategy—would be under the exclusive control of Players. Neither former government officials nor non-Players would have much say in them.
Naturally, there were also former government Players among the Players. But after all the negotiations, their sphere of power had been greatly reduced, and they were too few to gain an advantage.
In short, wherever resources needed by Players were involved, Players would control things from top to bottom. As for other areas, such as local affairs, culture and education, business, and transportation, even if Players did not have time to handle the details, they would still have the final say.
The Players had won a sweeping victory in this rough negotiation. The rights they had secured—whether through the Player factions represented by Zong Lanzhi