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Bill: Military act of 3552
Details
Submitted by[?]: Hobratsuri Komunisturi Partiis
Status[?]: passed
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: August 3558
Description[?]:
| This is the final suggestion. Land mines and dirty warfare will be forbidden, but nukes kept as a deterrent. Army: 40 Infantry Regiments (100 000 men) 2 Marine Regiments (5 000 men) 2 Paratrooper Regiments (5 000 men) 2 Mountain Regiments (5 000 men) 34 Armour Regiments (85 000 men) 34 Artillery Regiments (85 000 men 20 Engineer Regiments (50 000 men) Total: 134 Regiments (335 000 men) Navy: 4 Aircraft Carriers (20 000 men) 2 Battleships (5 000 men) 5 Heavy Cruisers (10 000 men) 15 Light Cruisers (15 000 men) 40 Destroyers (20 000 men) 20 Submarines (5 000 men) 40 Light Surface Vessels (10 000 men) 40 Support Ships (10 000 men) Total: 166 Ships (95 000 men) Airforce: 10 Fighter Squadrons (50 000 men) 6 Tactical Bomber Squadrons (30 000 men) 2 Strategic Bomber Squadrons (10 000 men) 2 Marine Bomber Squadrons (10 000 men) 1 Transport Squadrons (5 000 men) Total: 23 Squadrons (105 000 men) Special Forces: 2 Nuclear Silo Regiments (10 000 men) 2 Space Warfare Regiments (5 000 men) Total: 6 Regiments (15 000 men) -------------------------------------------------------- Reserve Army: 16 Infantry Regiments (40 000 men) 10 Armoured Regiments (25 000 men) 10 Artillery Regiments (25 000 men) 4 Engineer Regiments (10 000 men) Total: 40 Regiments (100 000 men) Reserve Navy: 2 Aircraft Carriers (10 000 men) 5 Light Cruisers (5 000 men) 10 Destroyers (5 000 men) 20 Light Surface Vessels (5 000 men) 20 Support Ships (5 000 men) Total: 57 Ships (30 000 men) Reserve Airforce: 4 Fighter Squadrons (20 000 men) 4 Tactical Bomber Squadrons (20 000 men) Total: 8 Squadrons (40 000 men) |
Proposals
Article 1
Proposal[?] to change The government's policy concerning biological and chemical weaponry.
Old value:: The nation reserves the right to develop, construct and store biological and chemical weapons.
Current: The nation reserves the right to develop, construct and store biological and chemical weapons.
Proposed: The nation shall never purchase, produce, or store biological or chemical weaponry, for military purposes. Research and development of the technology is permitted.
Article 2
Proposal[?] to change The government's policy concerning the use of chemical and biological weaponry in warfare.
Old value:: The nation reserves the right to use chemical or biological weapons in warfare for any reason.
Current: The nation shall never use chemical or biological weapons in warfare unless another nation uses them first.
Proposed: The nation shall never use chemical or biological weaponry in warfare.
Article 3
Proposal[?] to change The government's policy towards the use of land mines by the army.
Old value:: The use of land mines is allowed.
Current: The use of land mines is allowed.
Proposed: The use of land mines is prohibited.
Debate
These messages have been posted to debate on this bill:
| Date | 19:46:12, September 27, 2013 CET | From |  Hobratsuri Komunisturi Partiis | To | Debating the Military act of 3552 |
| Message | Army: 40 Infantry Regiments (100 000 men) 2 Marine Regiments (5 000 men) 2 Paratrooper Regiments (5 000 men) 2 Mountain Regiments (5 000 men) 34 Armour Regiments (85 000 men) 34 Artillery Regiments (85 000 men 20 Engineer Regiments (50 000 men) Total: 134 Regiments (335 000 men) Navy: 4 Aircraft Carriers (20 000 men) 2 Battleships (5 000 men) 5 Heavy Cruisers (10 000 men) 15 Light Cruisers (15 000 men) 40 Destroyers (20 000 men) 20 Submarines (5 000 men) 40 Light Surface Vessels (10 000 men) 40 Support Ships (10 000 men) Total: 166 Ships (95 000 men) Airforce: 10 Fighter Squadrons (50 000 men) 6 Tactical Bomber Squadrons (30 000 men) 2 Strategic Bomber Squadrons (10 000 men) 2 Marine Bomber Squadrons (10 000 men) 1 Transport Squadrons (5 000 men) Total: 23 Squadrons (105 000 men) Special Forces: 2 Nuclear Silo Regiments (10 000 men) 2 Space Warfare Regiments (5 000 men) Total: 6 Regiments (15 000 men) -------------------------------------------------------- Reserve Army: 16 Infantry Regiments (40 000 men) 10 Armoured Regiments (25 000 men) 10 Artillery Regiments (25 000 men) 4 Engineer Regiments (10 000 men) Total: 40 Regiments (100 000 men) Reserve Navy: 2 Aircraft Carriers (10 000 men) 5 Light Cruisers (5 000 men) 10 Destroyers (5 000 men) 20 Light Surface Vessels (5 000 men) 20 Support Ships (5 000 men) Total: 57 Ships (30 000 men) Reserve Airforce: 4 Fighter Squadrons (20 000 men) 4 Tactical Bomber Squadrons (20 000 men) Total: 8 Squadrons (40 000 men) -------------------------------------------------------- This configuration would incorporate all the proper cuts, in case the national service is to be kept around. |
| Date | 19:48:19, September 27, 2013 CET | From | Hobratsuri Komunisturi Partiis | To | Debating the Military act of 3552 |
| Message | Army: 48 Infantry Regiments (120 000 men) 4 Marine Regiments (10 000 men) 4 Paratrooper Regiments (10 000 men) 4 Mountain Regiments (10 000 men) 40 Armour Regiments (100 000 men) 40 Artillery Regiments (100 000 men 20 Engineer Regiments (50 000 men) Total: 160 Regiments (400 000 men) Navy: 6 Aircraft Carriers (30 000 men) 8 Battleships (20 000 men) 10 Heavy Cruisers (20 000 men) 20 Light Cruisers (20 000 men) 40 Destroyers (20 000 men) 40 Submarines (10 000 men) 40 Light Surface Vessels (10 000 men) 40 Support Ships (10 000 men) Total: 204 Ships (140 000 men) Airforce: 10 Fighter Squadrons (50 000 men) 8 Tactical Bomber Squadrons (40 000 men) 4 Strategic Bomber Squadrons (20 000 men) 4 Marine Bomber Squadrons (20 000 men) 2 Transport Squadrons (10 000 men) Total: 28 Squadrons (140 000 men) Special Forces: 4 Nuclear Silo Regiments (10 000 men) 2 Space Warfare Regiments (5 000 men) Total: 6 Regiments (15 000 men) -------------------------------------------------------- This configuration would incorporate all the cuts, if the national service and chemical/biological warfare is outlawed. |
| Date | 10:58:05, October 08, 2013 CET | From | Hobratsuri Demokratebis Kavshiri | To | Debating the Military act of 3552 |
| Message | We welcome this initaitive. We strongly support the national service as it is important that a message is conveyed that we are all equally responsible for the maintenance of national security, and thus we wish it to remain. On the other hand, we view the quite liberal state of legislation concerning things such as chemical weaponry is be excessive - we'd much rather prefer that the limited funding available be spent on the regular forces. So therefore we would prefer the first configuration. Johannis Georgishvili Minister of Defence Mikheil Devanadze Chairman of the Parliamentary Committee on Armed Services |
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Voting
| Vote | Seats | ||
| yes | Total Seats: 375 | ||
| no | Total Seats: 0 | ||
| abstain | Total Seats: 0 |
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