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by Ainin » Fri Jul 05, 2013 12:37 pm
by Ainin » Fri Jul 05, 2013 12:55 pm
Tobacco Action Act | Author: Ainin [TR], Oneracon [RG] | Sponsors: Geilinor [LD], Yanalia [RG], Gothmogs [TR], Maklohi Vai [LD], The IASM, Potenco [RG] | Urgency: High
The Senate of Aurentina,
Affirming tobacco is noxious to the health of Aurentines,
Declaring tobacco to be a recreational drug for the purpose of this act, therefore exempt from the Bodily Sovereignty Act,
Noting a vast majority of surveys show that second-hand smoke has negative health effects, a fact acknowledged by several tobacco companies and the WHO,
Enacting the following clauses:Hereby passes the Tobacco Action Act.
- All business owners are subject to an opt-out smoking ban in their establishments.
- This ban includes a twenty metre radius around all non-emergency exits.
- All business owners choosing to opt-out must display a sign stating so in English and Aurentine, in a visible manner at all entrances.
- It is prohibited to use tobacco products under any circumstance in banks, clinics, hospitals, schools, aircraft and trains.
- Any person caught by law enforcement attempting to break this ban may be charged with a contravention to be known as attempt to propagate dangerous fumes.
- The Ministry of Health reserves the right to order businesses or certain areas of businesses to retain a smoking ban in the interest of public health. This includes but is not limited to:
- banks and credit unions;
- the interiors of aircraft, trains, buses, or other public vehicles;
- educational institutions;
- child care facilities;
- medical facilities;
- supermarkets and other grocery purveyors;
- restaurant food handling areas.
- It is a contravention to smoke in a permanent structure superior in size to 100m2 owned by the Government of Aurentina, or subdivisions thereof.
- Tobacco and products derived thereof shall be taxed 20% of its selling price, excluding any supplementary taxes.
- Tobacco and tobacco-derived products may not be sold in establishments whose target audience is below the age of 18.
- Attempts to sell tobacco outside authorized channels is a derelict.
- Minors may not consume tobacco and tobacco-derived products.
- Attempting to offer or sell tobacco products to minors in a derelict.
- At least half of a box of tobacco products must be reserved for a Ministry of Health warning label.
- The use of overtly flashy or glamourous packaging, to be decided by the Ministry of Health, is interdicted.
- Deliberate attempts to feed a mammal, amphibian, bird or lizard tobacco, or products derived thereof, is animal abuse, to be defined as a contravention.
by Maklohi Vai » Fri Jul 05, 2013 12:57 pm
Ainin wrote:I move to add this to the Legality and Restrictions Act.Tobacco Action Act | Author: Ainin [TR], Oneracon [RG] | Sponsors: Geilinor [LD], Yanalia [RG], Gothmogs [TR], Maklohi Vai [LD], The IASM, Potenco [RG] | Urgency: High
The Senate of Aurentina,
Affirming tobacco is noxious to the health of Aurentines,
Declaring tobacco to be a recreational drug for the purpose of this act, therefore exempt from the Bodily Sovereignty Act,
Noting a vast majority of surveys show that second-hand smoke has negative smoke effects, a fact acknowledged by several tobacco companies and the WHO,
Enacting the following clauses:Hereby passes the Tobacco Action Act.
- All business owners are subject to an opt-out smoking ban in their establishments.
- This ban includes a twenty metre radius around all non-emergency exits.
- All business owners choosing to opt-out must display a sign stating so in English and Aurentine, in a visible manner at all entrances.
- It is prohibited to use tobacco products under any circumstance in banks, clinics, hospitals, schools, aircraft and trains.
- Any person caught by law enforcement attempting to break this ban may be charged with a contravention to be known as attempt to propagate dangerous fumes.
- The Ministry of Health reserves the right to order businesses or certain areas of businesses to retain a smoking ban in the interest of public health. This includes but is not limited to:
- banks and credit unions;
- the interiors of aircraft, trains, buses, or other public vehicles;
- educational institutions;
- child care facilities;
- medical facilities;
- supermarkets and other grocery purveyors;
- restaurant food handling areas.
- It is a contravention to smoke in a permanent structure superior in size to 100m2 owned by the Government of Aurentina, or subdivisions thereof.
- Tobacco and products derived thereof shall be taxed 20% of its selling price, excluding any supplementary taxes.
- Tobacco and tobacco-derived products may not be sold in establishments whose target audience is below the age of 18.
- Attempts to sell tobacco outside authorized channels is a derelict.
- Minors may not use tobacco and tobacco-derived products.
- Attempting to offer or sell tobacco products to minors in a derelict.
- At least half of a box of tobacco products must be reserved for a Ministry of Health warning label.
- The use of overtly flashy or glamourous packaging, to be decided by the Ministry of Health, is interdicted.
- Deliberate attempts to feed a mammal, amphibian, bird or lizard tobacco, or products derived thereof, is animal abuse, to be defined as a contravention.
by Gothmogs » Fri Jul 05, 2013 12:57 pm
Ainin wrote:I move to add this to the Legality and Restrictions Act.Tobacco Action Act | Author: Ainin [TR], Oneracon [RG] | Sponsors: Geilinor [LD], Yanalia [RG], Gothmogs [TR], Maklohi Vai [LD], The IASM, Potenco [RG] | Urgency: High
The Senate of Aurentina,
Affirming tobacco is noxious to the health of Aurentines,
Declaring tobacco to be a recreational drug for the purpose of this act, therefore exempt from the Bodily Sovereignty Act,
Noting a vast majority of surveys show that second-hand smoke has negative smoke effects, a fact acknowledged by several tobacco companies and the WHO,
Enacting the following clauses:Hereby passes the Tobacco Action Act.
- All business owners are subject to an opt-out smoking ban in their establishments.
- This ban includes a twenty metre radius around all non-emergency exits.
- All business owners choosing to opt-out must display a sign stating so in English and Aurentine, in a visible manner at all entrances.
- It is prohibited to use tobacco products under any circumstance in banks, clinics, hospitals, schools, aircraft and trains.
- Any person caught by law enforcement attempting to break this ban may be charged with a contravention to be known as attempt to propagate dangerous fumes.
- The Ministry of Health reserves the right to order businesses or certain areas of businesses to retain a smoking ban in the interest of public health. This includes but is not limited to:
- banks and credit unions;
- the interiors of aircraft, trains, buses, or other public vehicles;
- educational institutions;
- child care facilities;
- medical facilities;
- supermarkets and other grocery purveyors;
- restaurant food handling areas.
- It is a contravention to smoke in a permanent structure superior in size to 100m2 owned by the Government of Aurentina, or subdivisions thereof.
- Tobacco and products derived thereof shall be taxed 20% of its selling price, excluding any supplementary taxes.
- Tobacco and tobacco-derived products may not be sold in establishments whose target audience is below the age of 18.
- Attempts to sell tobacco outside authorized channels is a derelict.
- Minors may not use tobacco and tobacco-derived products.
- Attempting to offer or sell tobacco products to minors in a derelict.
- At least half of a box of tobacco products must be reserved for a Ministry of Health warning label.
- The use of overtly flashy or glamourous packaging, to be decided by the Ministry of Health, is interdicted.
- Deliberate attempts to feed a mammal, amphibian, bird or lizard tobacco, or products derived thereof, is animal abuse, to be defined as a contravention.
by Yanalia » Fri Jul 05, 2013 12:59 pm
Maklohi Vai wrote:Ainin wrote:I move to add this to the Legality and Restrictions Act.Tobacco Action Act | Author: Ainin [TR], Oneracon [RG] | Sponsors: Geilinor [LD], Yanalia [RG], Gothmogs [TR], Maklohi Vai [LD], The IASM, Potenco [RG] | Urgency: High
The Senate of Aurentina,
Affirming tobacco is noxious to the health of Aurentines,
Declaring tobacco to be a recreational drug for the purpose of this act, therefore exempt from the Bodily Sovereignty Act,
Noting a vast majority of surveys show that second-hand smoke has negative smoke effects, a fact acknowledged by several tobacco companies and the WHO,
Enacting the following clauses:Hereby passes the Tobacco Action Act.
- All business owners are subject to an opt-out smoking ban in their establishments.
- This ban includes a twenty metre radius around all non-emergency exits.
- All business owners choosing to opt-out must display a sign stating so in English and Aurentine, in a visible manner at all entrances.
- It is prohibited to use tobacco products under any circumstance in banks, clinics, hospitals, schools, aircraft and trains.
- Any person caught by law enforcement attempting to break this ban may be charged with a contravention to be known as attempt to propagate dangerous fumes.
- The Ministry of Health reserves the right to order businesses or certain areas of businesses to retain a smoking ban in the interest of public health. This includes but is not limited to:
- banks and credit unions;
- the interiors of aircraft, trains, buses, or other public vehicles;
- educational institutions;
- child care facilities;
- medical facilities;
- supermarkets and other grocery purveyors;
- restaurant food handling areas.
- It is a contravention to smoke in a permanent structure superior in size to 100m2 owned by the Government of Aurentina, or subdivisions thereof.
- Tobacco and products derived thereof shall be taxed 20% of its selling price, excluding any supplementary taxes.
- Tobacco and tobacco-derived products may not be sold in establishments whose target audience is below the age of 18.
- Attempts to sell tobacco outside authorized channels is a derelict.
- Minors may not use tobacco and tobacco-derived products.
- Attempting to offer or sell tobacco products to minors in a derelict.
- At least half of a box of tobacco products must be reserved for a Ministry of Health warning label.
- The use of overtly flashy or glamourous packaging, to be decided by the Ministry of Health, is interdicted.
- Deliberate attempts to feed a mammal, amphibian, bird or lizard tobacco, or products derived thereof, is animal abuse, to be defined as a contravention.
Seconded and admin approval.
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by Oneracon » Fri Jul 05, 2013 1:00 pm
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by Phocidaea » Fri Jul 05, 2013 1:05 pm
Ainin wrote:Criminal Code of the Aurentine Commonwealth | Author: Kouralia
For: 38
Against: 2
Abstain: 5
Voting ends 6 July 2013 at 18:59 EDT
by Phing Phong » Fri Jul 05, 2013 1:08 pm
Oneracon wrote:Fifthed
by Venaleria » Fri Jul 05, 2013 1:30 pm
by Ainin » Fri Jul 05, 2013 1:37 pm
Senate Legislative Queue
Next in Queue: Governmental Services Act
2. Ministry of Research and Astronomy Reform Act
3. National Culture Act
4. National Financing and Accounting Act
5. Legality and Restrictions Act
6. Senatorial Procedures Omnibus
7. Anti Corruption Omnibus
8. International Treaties Ratification Act
9. Economic Oversight Act
10. Civil Liberties Omnibus
11. Internet Omnibus Act
12. Voting out business management without holding shares is stupid idea and illegal
13. Standards of Daily Measurement Act
14. Condemnation of United States National Security Agency project: US-984XN
15. Environment Act
16. Transportation Amendments and Standards Omnibus
17. Armed Forces Reform Act
18. Revenue Collection Act of 2013
19. State of Emergency Act
20. National Fingerprint Registry
21. Free School Meals Act
22. Social Welfare Act
by Potenco » Fri Jul 05, 2013 1:41 pm
by Venaleria » Fri Jul 05, 2013 1:47 pm
by Maklohi Vai » Fri Jul 05, 2013 3:00 pm
Fransmany wrote:The Honorable delegate from Fransmany votes aye on The Criminal Code
by Crolacia » Fri Jul 05, 2013 3:01 pm
Venaleria wrote:Criminal Code of the Aurentine Commonwealth | Author: Kouralia
For: 41
Against: 2
Abstain: 5
Voting ends 6 July 2013 at 18:59 EDT
by New Waterford » Fri Jul 05, 2013 3:11 pm
Senatorial Grammar, Spelling and Punctuation Enforcement Act
Author: New Waterford [LD] Urgency: Low Sponsors: Ainin [TR], Gothmogs [TR], Beta Test [LD], Maklohi Vai [LD], Kouralia [USLP], Rumostan [CM], Malgrave [USLP]
The Senate of Aurentina,
APPALLED that some bills which are passing through our Senate contain excruciating grammar, spelling and punctuation errors,
BELIEVING that we, as Senators and leaders of the Aurentine people, ought to set an example to them in all aspects,
RECOGNISING that the Senators who commit such errors often do so through no fault of their own,
ESTABLISHES the position of proof-readers to correct errors in following legislation before they enter the chamber,
MANDATES that spelling errors should be corrected according to the spelling rules of British English,
MANDATES that the proof-readers shall be appointed by the Minister of Interiors, based on their knowledge of the spelling, punctuation and grammar rules of the English language,
HEREBY PASSES the Senatorial Grammar, Spelling and Punctuation Enforcement Act.
by Venaleria » Fri Jul 05, 2013 3:14 pm
Senate Legislative Queue
Next in Queue: Governmental Services Act
2. Ministry of Research and Astronomy Reform Act
3. National Culture Act
4. National Financing and Accounting Act
5. Legality and Restrictions Act
6. Senatorial Procedures Omnibus
7. Anti Corruption Omnibus
8. International Treaties Ratification Act
9. Economic Oversight Act
10. Civil Liberties Omnibus
11. Internet Omnibus Act
12. Voting out business management without holding shares is stupid idea and illegal
13. Standards of Daily Measurement Act
14. Condemnation of United States National Security Agency project: US-984XN
15. Environment Act
16. Transportation Amendments and Standards Omnibus
17. Armed Forces Reform Act
18. Revenue Collection Act of 2013
19. State of Emergency Act
20. National Fingerprint Registry
21. Free School Meals Act
22. Social Welfare Act
23. Senatorial Grammar, Spelling and Punctuation Enforcement Act
by Venaleria » Fri Jul 05, 2013 3:16 pm
by Beta Test » Fri Jul 05, 2013 3:17 pm
Venaleria wrote:I move to omnibus the "Free School Meals Act" with the "Governmental Services Act" as it falls in line with public education, clearly stated there.
by German-Spanish Empire » Fri Jul 05, 2013 3:19 pm
by Maklohi Vai » Fri Jul 05, 2013 3:20 pm
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