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Work in Progress / House Bill X: Regional Security Act
« Last post by Tigslarlowducken on Today at 08:31:15 pm »House Bill X: Regional Security Act
Purpose: To ensure that all branches of government are fully aware of any threats to the Union.
Author: Tigslarlowducken
Article 1: Meeting Requirements
1. A Regional Security Summit (RSS) shall be held on the first day of every month or on such an occasion that the Founder, Prime Minister, or Minister of Foreign Affairs perceives an imminent threat to the Union.
2. All Ministers, the Justices, the Speaker of the House, the Deputy Speaker of the House, the Prime Minister, and the Founder must be given access to any RSS.
3. All RSSs will be classified by default and may only be declassified under the following circumstances:
3.1. With written consent from either the Founder or Prime Minister
3.2. A subpoena by a simple majority from the High Court
3.3. A successful Freedom of Information Act request
Article 2: Meeting Content
1. RSSs will be led by the Prime Minister or, in the event that the Prime Minister is unavailable, the Founder. The Minister of Foreign Affairs will provide input when discussing threats from outside the Union.
2. Any Regional Security Summit must address any new threats to the Union or changes to any existing threats. In the event that no changes have occurred, the RSS leader need only communicate that the situation remains unchanged.
Article 3: Union Threat Board
1. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs shall be responsible for the maintenance of a Union Threat Board, which shall be updated at least weekly and be made available to all RSS attendees.
2. The Union Threat Board should include:
2.1. A list of any regions or individuals perceived to be an imminent threat to the Union
2.2. A list of any regions or individuals perceived to be an imminent threat to the allies of the Union
2.3. A list of any regions perceived to be hostile towards the Union
2.4. A list of any regions perceived to be hostile towards the allies of the Union
2.5. Any other threats the Founder, Prime Minister, or Minister of Foreign Affairs feel compelled to include
3. The Union Threat Board shall use the following scale for determining the level of threat posted:
3.1. Imminent - The threat is perceived to be capable of occurring at any time or is actively occurring
3.2. Very High - The threat poses no immediate danger to the Union but the situation could deteriorate at any time
3.3. High - The threat poses no immediate danger to the Union but requires constant monitoring
3.4. Moderate - The threat poses no immediate danger to the Union
Article 4: Failure to Comply
1. Failure to comply with the provisions outlined in this document are to be considered nonfeasance.
Purpose: To ensure that all branches of government are fully aware of any threats to the Union.
Author: Tigslarlowducken
Article 1: Meeting Requirements
1. A Regional Security Summit (RSS) shall be held on the first day of every month or on such an occasion that the Founder, Prime Minister, or Minister of Foreign Affairs perceives an imminent threat to the Union.
2. All Ministers, the Justices, the Speaker of the House, the Deputy Speaker of the House, the Prime Minister, and the Founder must be given access to any RSS.
3. All RSSs will be classified by default and may only be declassified under the following circumstances:
3.1. With written consent from either the Founder or Prime Minister
3.2. A subpoena by a simple majority from the High Court
3.3. A successful Freedom of Information Act request
Article 2: Meeting Content
1. RSSs will be led by the Prime Minister or, in the event that the Prime Minister is unavailable, the Founder. The Minister of Foreign Affairs will provide input when discussing threats from outside the Union.
2. Any Regional Security Summit must address any new threats to the Union or changes to any existing threats. In the event that no changes have occurred, the RSS leader need only communicate that the situation remains unchanged.
Article 3: Union Threat Board
1. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs shall be responsible for the maintenance of a Union Threat Board, which shall be updated at least weekly and be made available to all RSS attendees.
2. The Union Threat Board should include:
2.1. A list of any regions or individuals perceived to be an imminent threat to the Union
2.2. A list of any regions or individuals perceived to be an imminent threat to the allies of the Union
2.3. A list of any regions perceived to be hostile towards the Union
2.4. A list of any regions perceived to be hostile towards the allies of the Union
2.5. Any other threats the Founder, Prime Minister, or Minister of Foreign Affairs feel compelled to include
3. The Union Threat Board shall use the following scale for determining the level of threat posted:
3.1. Imminent - The threat is perceived to be capable of occurring at any time or is actively occurring
3.2. Very High - The threat poses no immediate danger to the Union but the situation could deteriorate at any time
3.3. High - The threat poses no immediate danger to the Union but requires constant monitoring
3.4. Moderate - The threat poses no immediate danger to the Union
Article 4: Failure to Comply
1. Failure to comply with the provisions outlined in this document are to be considered nonfeasance.