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Bill: Administrative Movement Act

Details

Submitted by[?]: Emblem Party

Status[?]: defeated

Votes: This is an ordinary bill. It requires more yes votes than no votes. This bill will not pass any sooner than the deadline.

Voting deadline: July 2442

Description[?]:

This bill will reconstitute sections of Administrative Acts, Bills and Laws

Proposals

Debate

These messages have been posted to debate on this bill:

Date11:32:02, August 13, 2007 CET
FromNationalist-Militarist Party of Aldegar
ToDebating the Administrative Movement Act
MessageThe Imperial-Nationalist Party(INP) agrees with most of the Articles of this bill. However, we suggest some modifications to this legislation.

A list of opinions:

Article 1-We agree with this proposal. It is a minor inconvenience for citizens to be required to carry I.D. The security benefits far outweigh the inconvenience.

Article 2-We agree with this proposal. Immigrants should have to pass simple health and other test. This will keep our health secure from immigrant-borne diseases.

Article 3-We agree with the idea of this proposal, but not the age. We propose the age in Article 3 be changed to 65, instead of 75. 75 is much too old.

Article 4-We agree with this proposal. Our children mature much faster in this era and the age at which they are considered an adult should change to reflect this.

Article 5-We agree with this proposal. Nationals should have to show they are literate and healthy in order to gain citizenship. This would motivate the illiterate to learn to read and also create a healthier environment.

Article 6-We disagree with this proposal. The current system in place show needs of replacement and should be kept unchanged.

Date11:35:21, August 13, 2007 CET
FromEmblem Party
ToDebating the Administrative Movement Act
MessageArticle 1: Proposal to change Government-issued identity card policy. A card policy would be an exelent way to carry Identification. If a man is hospitalized and no one call tell who he is, a card could inform doctors of who this man is and his possible allergies. It would also be good for informing the family.

Article 2 & 5: Article 2 and have the same argument.
Article 2: Proposal to change Government policy concerning granting nationality. (national of this state without implication of having citizenship rights)
Article 5: Proposal to change Government policy concerning granting citizenship.

Date11:52:29, August 13, 2007 CET
FromEmblem Party
ToDebating the Administrative Movement Act
MessageI'm deeply sorry, it cut me off mid stream.

Continuing on, Article 2 and 5 (Now changed to article 4) are proposing mandatory tests on immigrants. This is because laws are different around the world and so are ours. What is legal in there country could be a capital offense in ours. Test will allow us to find out not only if there healthy, but if they can deal with the country.

Article 3: Proposal to change The age at which a person is considered an adult. Kids these days can get a steady job and drive at the age of 16, two qualities that are mandatory for adulthood, and it is agreed our kids are maturing quickly.

Article 4 has already been briefed

Article 5: Proposal to change The professional retirement age. The longer you work, the more you make. Some jobs pay very little and by the time you've retired, you realized its not enough. At the age of 60 it would be impossible for anyone to hire you again. If the work age was 65 you could the extra 5 years, making sure you have the money in the bank.

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Total Seats: 375

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Total Seats: 155


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