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Bill: Space Agencies I

Details

Submitted by[?]: Beluzian Communist League

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: February 3576

Description[?]:

I think we need to have a private opinion on space travel, The government can overseer and pass who can and who can't go into space. But there private opinions and help going in on space travel will help this nation reach for the stars faster. :)

Proposals

Debate

These messages have been posted to debate on this bill:

Date18:00:26, November 12, 2013 CET
FromUnited People's Party
ToDebating the Space Agencies I
MessageGiven our prominence in this field by now, we must agree to this.

Date18:18:55, November 12, 2013 CET
FromBeluzian Republic Independence Party
ToDebating the Space Agencies I
MessageNo problems with that. To the upp, if we are going to further expand our space networks we should ratify some international bills that agree about certain outer space conditions. There is I think a International Outer space treaty

Date18:23:15, November 12, 2013 CET
FromRepublican Democratic Nationalist Party
ToDebating the Space Agencies I
MessageWe agree

Date22:44:54, November 12, 2013 CET
FromUnited People's Party
ToDebating the Space Agencies I
MessageYes there is one such treaty, but we do not propose to be party to it unless other major nations that have active space programmes but are usually violent and unreliable on the international relations front, ratify the treaty.
Because the treaty states that outer space needs to be a clearly demilitarized place with no nation claiming sovereignty of any sort anywhere. Which we have no intentions of anyway, but we can't be sure of many others...and we have been in the forefront of space programmes for decades. So for now, lets just wait for the others to go first, and not risk ourselves to chances of a 'space war' now!

Date05:31:54, November 13, 2013 CET
FromBeluzian Liberty Party
ToDebating the Space Agencies I
MessageRather than providing contracts to these space companies, we should make the business climate such that those companies want to relocate here or a locally sourced space company can form and thrive here. Contracting outside private companies does nothing but transfer wealth from Beluzia to another country. If we have our own private space industry here, then other countries can send their investment to us.

Date22:21:08, November 13, 2013 CET
FromUnited People's Party
ToDebating the Space Agencies I
MessageLiberty Party; the law in Beluzia assures that any private corporation, or any corporation for that matter that runs business here has a majority share controlled by Beluzians, even if the corporation/organization is a MNC/foreign entity.
So, no matter what the area of business is, all our contracting companies are indeed majorly, if not wholly, Beluzian in nature and service.
So, that mustn't be a concern at all.

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