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Bill: OOC: UNIFORM SOLENTIAN CODE (U.S.C.) (For reference when drafting/titling bills or regulations)
Details
Submitted by[?]: Chann National Party (CNP)
Status[?]: defeated
Votes: This bill is a resolution. It requires more yes votes than no votes. This bill will not pass any sooner than the deadline.
Voting deadline: January 3970
Description[?]:
| UNIFORM SOLENTIAN CODE (U.S.C.) (ALL Controlling Laws, CFRs are listed underneath their controlling Law) a. UNSORTED. § 1. The professional retirement age. 1. ADMINISTRATIVE. § 1. The way adulthood is determined. § 2. The lyrics of the national anthem. § 3. The number of proposals a party can introduce per year (will be handed out as a monthly quota). § 4. The maximum proposal quota a party can accumulate. § 5. The constitutional right and responsibility to propose a cabinet to the legislature.. § 6. Public financing of political campaigns § 7. The nation's capital city. § 8. Government policy concerning granting citizenship. § 9. Legality of multiple citizenship § 10. Structure of the Executive branch. § 11. The national flag (URL). § 12. The salaries of members of parliament and/or government § 13. Appointments and requirements for government employees. §14. The title of the head of government, who chairs the cabinet. §15. The formal title of the Head of State. § 16. Government-issued identity card policy. § 17. The age at which a person is considered an adult (limited between 12 and 24). § 18. The official title of the legislative assembly. § 19. The appointment of mayors § 20. Government policy concerning granting nationality. (national of this state without implication of having citizenship rights) § 21. The National Animal. § 22. The national motto. § 23. The official national sport. § 24. Titles of Nobility § 25. Privileges of Nobility (if nobility is recognised by the government) § 26. Racial and religious registration of nationals § 27. The official title of subnational entities, also known as regions. § 28. The method used to determine the number of seats each region receives in the national legislature. § 29. The length of a legislative and executive term, in months. Should be between 24 and 72. § 30. The total number of seats in the legislative assembly. Should be between 75 and 750. 2. MILITARY. § 1. The government's policy concerning biological and chemical weaponry. § 2. The government's policy concerning the use of chemical and biological weaponry in warfare. § 3. Civil Defence is the Government's policy on providing shelters to be used in the event of attacks on major cities, mainly nuclear attacks and bombing. § 4. The nation's Defence Industry. § 5. Military Stance on Homosexuality § 6. Nation's policy with regards to an intelligence agency. § 7. The Government's policy towards the use of land mines by the army. § 8. Discrimination in the military on race/religious grounds § 9. The nation's policy on the separation of the police and the military § 10. Military/National Service § 11. National Military Policy § 12. The government's policy concerning the use of nuclear weaponry in warfare. § 13. The policy with respect to nuclear weaponry. § 14. Government Position on Paramilitaries § 15. The government's policy regarding the treatment of prisoners of war. § 16. The government's policy concerning the export of weapons to other nations. § 17. Women in the Military 3. HEALTH. § 1. The right to perform an abortion for a pregnant woman. § 2. Government Policy concerning Funding for Abortions § 3. Government policy towards alcoholic beverages. § 4. Government policy on subsidising contraception. § 5. The right to euthanasia. § 6. Food and beverage labeling regulations. § 7. Listing of controversial ingredients (if food labelling is applied) § 8. Scope of food ingredient labeling (if present). § 9. Food Safety policy. § 10. Licensing of Food Sales. § 11. National Health Care policy. § 12. Health and Safety legislation for this nation's industry. § 13. The use of cannabis for medicinal purposes. § 14. The government's policy concerning organ donations. § 15. Pharmaceutical drugs policy § 16. The recreational drug policy. § 17. Government policy towards smoking. § 18. The funding of sports clubs. § 19. Sale of Tobacco products. § 20. The government's stance on vaccinations. 4. ECONOMICS. § 1. The government's policy on advertising § 2. The banking system. § 3. The government's policy concerning child labor. § 4. Closed shops are places of employment where only members of a specific union are allowed to work; union shops can hire non-members, but these have to become members after a certain time; agency shops can hire non-members, who have to pay a fee to cover the unions costs. All three are erected by union agreements. (Only valid if unions are legal) § 5. Collective bargaining § 6. Tax percentage of the profit made by corporations. § 7. The government's policy towards the daily working hours. § 8. Energy Regulation § 9. Sales tax on essential goods such as food and non-luxury clothing. § 10. Exchange Rate Regime § 11. The government's policy towards fireworks § 12. Employer's rights in regards to firing striking workers § 13. The government's policy regarding foreign investments. § 14. The right to gamble. § 15. Policy concerning industrial hemp. § 16. Government policy on industry and subsidies to industrial operations § 17. Government policy towards labor unions. § 18. Sales tax on luxury goods. § 19. The Government's stance on a salary cap. § 20. The nation's policy on minimum wage regulation. § 21. Policy on monopolies § 22. The government's policy concerning phone services. § 23. The distribution, purchasing and possession of material depicting pornographic acts. § 24. The Government�s policy with respect to the production of pornography. § 25. Positive Discrimination § 26. The right for a person to prostitute himself or herself. § 27. Government law concerning the sales of recreational drugs § 28. Secondary Strike Action § 29. The Government's position towards the stock exchange(s). § 30. The workers' right to strike. § 31. Trade Union Strike Ballots § 32. Government policy on the DWC ownership of business and industry 5. JUSTICE. § 1. The right to appeal against a judgement rendered by a court. § 2. The Government's position towards the administration of law. § 3. Voting Rights of Criminals § 4. Curfew policy. (Curfew time to be determined in the Bill description) § 5. Government policy with respect to the death penalty. § 6. The government's position towards the use of Forensic DNA databases. § 7. The terms of extradition. § 8. The government's policy concerning gated communities. § 9. The government's stance on illegal aliens. § 10. The Legality of Dueling § 11. Government provision of legal aid to the accused. § 12. Malpractice suits. § 13. Tort reform on non-civil lawsuits. § 14. Parliamentary Privilege § 15. Legality of judicial physical punishment § 16. National Police Department § 17. The weapons used by police forces. § 18. Government's policy towards the powers of the Police. § 19. The government's policy towards police presence. § 20. Police Searches § 21. The use of torture for obtaining information. § 22. Education in prisons. § 23. Prison policy concerning prisoner labor. § 24. Public executions (if death penalty is legal) 6. EDUCATION. § 1. Charter School policy (free, privately run, publicly funded schools). § 2. Education for children under adult age. § 3. The age until which students, if education were to be compulsary, are required to be educated (limited between 16 and 21). § 4. Higher Education Institutions § 5. The regulation of higher education § 6. Higher Education Tuition Policy § 7. Pre-School education. § 8. Government funding for private schools § 9. The education system. § 10. Singing the national anthem in schools. § 11. Sexual Education in schools. § 12. Educational testing policies in the public educational system. § 13. The teacher's right to discipline children. 7. MEDIA. § 1. A national radio station subsidized by the government. § 2. A national television medium subsidized by the government. § 3. Internet regulations. § 4. The government's policy regarding regulation of media content. § 5. International media content regulation. § 6. The government's policy regarding sexually explicit material on broadcast television. § 7. The time at which sexually explicit content may be shown on broadcast television (if allowed). § 8. The government's policy regarding regulation of video games.. 8. CULTURAL. § 1. Art subsidies § 2. Protection of original works of technology and arts. § 3. National Cultural and Historic Sites and Monuments. § 4. The governments policy towards the funding of libraries § 5. Government regulation of the viewing of movies. § 6. The government's policy concerning museum funding. 9. SCIENCE. § 1. The use of animals in cosmetics research. § 2. The research and development of pharmaceutical drugs § 3. The use of animals in medical research. § 4. Legality of stem cell research 10. TECHNOLOGY. § 1. Government policy towards the cloning of human beings. § 2. The Government's policy on internet service providers (ISPs) § 3. The government's stance on the source code of software. § 4. The patenting of software techniques. § 5. Government policy towards space exploration. 11. ECOLOGY. § 1. The right to kill animals. §2. The government's policy regarding the ownership of domesticated animals as pets. § 3. The government's policy towards hunting endangered animals. § 4. The government's policy regarding the keeping of endangered animals. § 5. The government's policy regarding the keeping of exotic animals. § 6. Forest Management. § 7. The government's policy concerning forest protection. § 8. Government regulation of hunting. § 9. Government policy regarding a national park system. § 10. Government regulation of pollution in industry. § 11. The government's policy concerning private cars. § 12. Government-sponsored recycling programs § 13. The government\'s policy on tree (re)planting. § 14. Waste disposal responsibility. § 15. Regulation of the quality of drinking water. § 16. The Government's stance on whaling. § 17. The government's policy regarding the keeping of wild animals as pets. 12. AGRICULTURE. § 1. Government agricultural and farming subsidies policy. § 2. The government's policy concerning farm size. § 3. Commercial Fishing Regulation § 4. The government's policy concerning Genetically Modified Crops. § 5. Government policy concerning the use of pesticides. 13. CIVIL LIBERTIES. § 1. The government's policy concerning adoption. § 2. The government's policy concerning who can proceed with adoption; in case adoption is legal. § 3. The Government�s policy with respect to adultery. § 4. Racial segregation of public amenities (eg. drinking fountains, public toilets) § 5. Arranged marriages § 6. The citizens' right to assemble in public. § 7. The Government's policy regarding bestiality (performing sexual acts with animals). § 8. Weapon concealment § 9. Government Position in Respect to Crossdressing Policy. § 10. The legality of divorces. § 11. The government's policy regarding the initiation of divorces. (if allowed) § 12. National policy regarding the desecration of the national flag. § 13. The government's policy regarding foreign marriages. § 14. Ownership of guns by private individuals. § 15. The Government's Policy on Inheritance § 16. Government recognition of interracial marriages (if marriages are recognised) § 17. The legality of interracial sex § 18. The confidentiality of letters and correspondence. § 19. Libel laws. § 20. Government policy toward marriage. § 21. The government's policy on public nudity § 22. The government's policy concerning parental qualifications. § 23. The Government�s policy with respect to polygamy. § 24. The government's stance on population control: § 25. Right to Privacy. § 26. Displays of public affection and obscenity laws. § 27. Policy concerning racial segregation in educational institutions. § 28. Slander laws. § 29. Application of libel and slander laws § 30. The legality of slavery. § 31. Legality of Sodomy § 32. Weapons allowed to private citizens § 33. Women's working rights. 14. FOREIGN POLICY. § 1. The government's policy concerning diplomatic immunity. § 2. The government's policy regarding foreign embassies. § 3. Travel by nationals to foreign nations § 4. Government policy concerning immigration. § 5. Government policy towards giving aid to foreign countries. § 6. International Trade (This is a default in the absense of a specific free trade agreement or specific trade embargo) § 7. The national refugee policy. § 8. Travel by foreigners to the nation 15. INFRASTRUCTURE. § 1. Eminent Domain. § 2. Eminent Domain compensation. (if Eminent Domain is legal) § 3. Government policy on energy generation. § 4. Government policy on the nation's power grid. § 5. National Fire Department § 6. The government's policy in respect to highways. § 7. Government policy on nuclear power § 8. The government's policy concerning the post office § 9. Funding of public transport (where applicable) § 10. Public Works Initiative § 11. Renewable energy sources (eg. solar power, wind power) § 12. The government policy regarding housing. § 13. Train Operating Companies (TOC). 16. WELFARE. § 1. The government's policy regarding Child Benefit. § 2. Guarantee of minimum income. § 3. The government's policy concerning the pension system. 17. RELIGION. § 1. State penalties for blasphemy § 2. The Government policy concerning the visitation of foreign missionaries. § 3. The State's intervention in the appointment of ministers of religion. § 4. Government policy towards evangelism and religious advertising. § 5. Taxation of religious institutions. § 6. The State's policy concerning religious clothing. § 7. The governments stance on religious schools § 8. Remuneration of ministers of religion. § 9. The government policy with respect to prayer in schools. § 10. Government policy concerning religions. |
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| Date | 20:03:29, June 01, 2015 CET | From |  Moderation | To | Debating the OOC: UNIFORM SOLENTIAN CODE (U.S.C.) (For reference when drafting/titling bills or regulations) |
| Message | OOC: Putting this to the vote just for archiving purposes, in case anyone is interested in digging it up at some point in the future. |
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Voting
| Vote | Seats | |||||||
| yes | Total Seats: 0 | |||||||
| no |
Total Seats: 349 | |||||||
| abstain | Total Seats: 76 |
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