NSG Senate Chamber [NSG Senate]

[The Treorai]

ATTENTION

The Administration has determined that the Limiting Legislation Act will be removed from voting immediately due to the lack of clarification as to what version of the bill was being voted on, thereby giving people an improper insight into what they were voting for.

The remainder of voting may continue as scheduled.

Might I ask when it will be up for vote again? If you are planning on shoving it all the way back to the end of the line, I swear I am going to spontaneously grow a brain tumor.

[The Zeonic States]

I made that same point and people call it "Barbaric"

Odd how that works ain't it.

Still it does reveal this senate and its immature and fiscally irresponsible outlook on the subject.

You give the National Imperialist party a bad name with your pro-slavery policy, Senator.

By Acknowleding it can be useful? That it can be profitable, extremely so?

This senate in it's childness, immature view of right and wrong is outlawing even methods of the State or an Individual recouping debts. The fact a method of one that provides voluntary consent is being outlawed as well is telling of just what this senate believes.

I believe i believe and i do no dishonor to my Party being honest about it.

[The United Soviet Socialist Republic]

We actually VOTING yet?

[The Zeonic States]

We actually VOTING yet?

Yes, Feel free to do so.

[The United Soviet Socialist Republic]

We actually VOTING yet?

Yes, Feel free to do so.

Link to the bill?

[The Zeonic States]

Yes, Feel free to do so.

Link to the bill?

All over the past several pages.

[The United Soviet Socialist Republic]

AGAINST all.

[Venaleria]

I think this has enough support for the queue.

National Museum System Establishment Act
Drafted by: Venaleria (RG, MoCS) | Edited by: Grenartia (TR, DPM) | Supported by: Yanalia (RG, MoE), Wolfmanne (PC, VP), Ainin (TR, MoRA), Glasgia (LD, MoFA), Bleckonia (NCP), South Asia Minor (NIFP)
Urgency: Low

IN ORDER TO preserve the cultural heritage of our ancestors, predecessors, and the like;
FURTHER PRESERVING the history and artifacts behind these predecessors;
REALIZING there is no nationalized standard for museums put in place as of yet or until this bill may be put in place;
NOTING the public has the full right to learn and be educated about what has happened in the past to prepare for the future;

The Senate hereby defines the following terms:

Museum: A center of education about the arts, our heritage, culture, or scientific fact which maintains public interest and learning through active engagement and exhibition.
Artifact: Any physical piece, structure, or artistic presentation which is discovered or kept from the past for future and present recognition usually in the enclosure of a museum (see above).
Regional Subsection: Realizing that commuting to a central museum is not always possible for those who travel from all parts of the country, these are modified replicas or locally sourced museums which might include regionally influenced pieces, data, or history and support their own exhibits through managerial services.

As well as enacts the following clauses:

i. A National Museum of Science (NMS) shall be created with regional subsections (ie. Geology, Paleontology, Meteorology, etc) in order to educate the public on scientific principle, discovery, fact, and influence on the world from past to present to future.
ii. A National Museum of Art (NMA) shall be created with regional subsections (ie. Modern Art, Contemporary, etc.) in order to provide the public with artifacts, sculptures, paintings, and representations which educate about ideas from all time periods and environments.
iii. A National Museum of History (NMH) shall be created with regional subsections (ie. Air Innovation, Presidents, etc.) in order to provide information about past time periods and how they may affect our present or future society through their previous effects.
iv. A National Museum of War and Veterans (NMWV) shall be created with regional subsections (ie. Specific Wars, Airborne Division Memorial, etc.) in order to illustrate the effects of war on our daily lives as well as artifacts and knowledge which accompanies it alongside the veterans who we commemorate and deeply honor for having fought in battle for a main cause.
v. All museums established shall be governmentally supported and funded as they demonstrate national history, science, art, and wartime educational experience.
vi. Other museums are welcome to be seen here, but shall not be governmentally supported and funded as they are either privately owned or affiliated, unless otherwise turned over for certain cases.

The Senate hereby approves the National Museum System Establishment Act.

[Bleckonia]

I think this has enough support for the queue.

National Museum System Establishment Act
Drafted by: Venaleria (RG, MoCS) | Edited by: Grenartia (TR, DPM) | Supported by: Yanalia (RG, MoE), Wolfmanne (PC, VP), Ainin (TR, MoRA), Glasgia (LD, MoFA)
Urgency: Low

IN ORDER TO preserve the cultural heritage of our ancestors, predecessors, and the like;
FURTHER PRESERVING the history and artifacts behind these predecessors;
REALIZING there is no nationalized standard for museums put in place as of yet or until this bill may be put in place;
NOTING the public has the full right to learn and be educated about what has happened in the past to prepare for the future;

The Senate hereby defines the following terms:

Museum: A center of education about the arts, our heritage, culture, or scientific fact which maintains public interest and learning through active engagement and exhibition.
Artifact: Any physical piece, structure, or artistic presentation which is discovered or kept from the past for future and present recognition usually in the enclosure of a museum (see above).
Regional Subsection: Realizing that commuting to a central museum is not always possible for those who travel from all parts of the country, these are modified replicas or locally sourced museums which might include regionally influenced pieces, data, or history and support their own exhibits through managerial services.

As well as enacts the following clauses:

i. A National Museum of Science (NMS) shall be created with regional subsections (ie. Geology, Paleontology, Meteorology, etc) in order to educate the public on scientific principle, discovery, fact, and influence on the world from past to present to future.
ii. A National Museum of Art (NMA) shall be created with regional subsections (ie. Modern Art, Contemporary, etc.) in order to provide the public with artifacts, sculptures, paintings, and representations which educate about ideas from all time periods and environments.
iii. A National Museum of History (NMH) shall be created with regional subsections (ie. Air Innovation, Presidents, etc.) in order to provide information about past time periods and how they may affect our present or future society through their previous effects.
iv. A National Museum of War and Veterans (NMWV) shall be created with regional subsections (ie. Specific Wars, Airborne Division Memorial, etc.) in order to illustrate the effects of war on our daily lives as well as artifacts and knowledge which accompanies it alongside the veterans who we commemorate and deeply honor for having fought in battle for a main cause.
v. All museums established shall be governmentally supported and funded as they demonstrate national history, science, art, and wartime educational experience.
vi. Other museums are welcome to be seen here, but shall not be governmentally supported and funded as they are either privately owned or affiliated, unless otherwise turned over for certain cases.

The Senate hereby approves the National Museum System Establishment Act.

I support it!

[Venaleria]

Well, we don't need anymore, but I'll add you anyways.

[South Asia Minor]

Anti-Slavery Act: For
The Civil Treatment Act: Abstain
Sexual Industry Regulation Act: For
Provisional Criminal Code: Against

National Museum System Establishment Act

I support.

[Venaleria]

Again, we don't need any more support. It should be able to be added to the queue. But if you insist...

*EDITED*

[Maklohi Vai]

ATTENTION

The Administration has determined that the Limiting Legislation Act will be removed from voting immediately due to the lack of clarification as to what version of the bill was being voted on, thereby giving people an improper insight into what they were voting for.

The remainder of voting may continue as scheduled.

Might I ask when it will be up for vote again? If you are planning on shoving it all the way back to the end of the line, I swear I am going to spontaneously grow a brain tumor.

*puts on admin hat*

Amend it and it can be slotted in immediately after voting for the current bills is finished. If you can't get it done in that timeframe, then it will probably just go to the end of the queue.

[Venaleria]

Might I ask when it will be up for vote again? If you are planning on shoving it all the way back to the end of the line, I swear I am going to spontaneously grow a brain tumor.

*puts on admin hat*

Amend it and it can be slotted in immediately after voting for the current bills is finished. If you can't get it done in that timeframe, then it will probably just go to the end of the queue.

*Bows to admin amazingness*

[Darmen]

I vote FOR the ASA.
I vote AGAINST the CTA.
I vote AGAINST the SIRA.
I vote FOR the PCC.

[Ainin]

NATIONAL BILL OF RIGHTS
Voting ends 2013/05/27 at 05:38 UTC

Anti-Slavery Act
For: 35
Against: 2
Blank: 1
Total: 38
Abstain: 1

Civil Treatment Act
For: 18
Against: 18
Blank: 2
Total: 38
Abstain: 3

Sexual Industry Regulation Act
For: 30
Against: 7
Blank: 1
Total: 38
Abstain: 1

Provisional Criminal Code
For: 25
Against: 10
Blank: 3
Total: 38
Abstain: 3

[Regnum Dominae]

The Copyright Act is ready to be added to queue:

Copyright Act

Author: Regnum Dominae (LFP)
Co-Sponsors: Unicario (NIFP), Ainin (TR), Strykla (CMP), Mishmahig (TR), The Treorai (CFE), Beta Test (LD), Deckersia (LFP), Maklohi Vai (LD), Agritum (RG), Lemanrussland (LD), Vedastia (LFP), Great Nepal (CFE), Belmaria (LFP)

(1) DEFINITIONS
(a) Defines, for the purposes of this Act, "creative works" as original works of music, film or software, or the written word.
(b) Defines, for the purposes of this Act, "software" as an application written in electronic code, that contains at least 10,000 lines of original code.
(c) Defines, for the purposes of this Act, "copyright" as an exclusive legal right given to a creator(s) of a creative work or representatives of the creator(s) of the creative work, giving an exclusive right to commercial use

(2) TERMS
(a) A copyright shall have a non-renewable term length of up to ten years.
(b) If the copyright holder dies before the end of the term, the term shall end early, unless the relatives or representing business request an extension to the full seven year term.
(c) After the term ends, the creative work shall be released into the public domain.
(d) The holder of the copyright shall have the right to end the term early if they so desire.

(2) APPLICABILITY
(a) Copyright shall apply to commercial and/or business use of a creative work.
(b) Personal use of a creative work shall not be restricted by copyright.

(3) CREATIVE WORKS OF THE STATE
(a) All creative works produced by the state shall remain in the public domain.

(4) FINES AND DAMAGES
(a) A business or person found to be unlawfully selling a copyrighted work shall pay a fine to the copyright holder not exceeding twenty times the profit gained from the unlawful sale.
(b) A business found to be using a copyrighted work without consent for noncommercial purposes shall pay a fine to the copyright holder not exceeding ten times the monetary damage done to the copyright holder.
(c) A business found to be using a copyrighted work without consent for commercial purposes shall pay a fine to the copyright holder not exceeding twenty times the monetary damage done to the copyright holder.
(d) A person found to be using a copyrighted work without consent for commercial purposes shall pay a fine to the copyright holder not exceeding ten times the monetary damage done to the copyright holder.

[Ujh Uhj]

ASA - For
CTA - Against
SIRA - For
PCC - Against

[Belmaria]

Just so the other members of this body know, the Provisional Criminal Code allows for indefinite detention

[Great Nepal]

Just so the other members of this body know, the Provisional Criminal Code allows for indefinite detention

Till we have judiciary system set up whose bill is already in coffee shop.
Its benefits in terms of banning murder and rape, is much more important.

[Ainin]

NATIONAL BILL OF RIGHTS
Voting ends 2013/05/27 at 05:38 UTC

Anti-Slavery Act
For: 36
Against: 2
Blank: 1
Total: 39
Abstain: 1

Civil Treatment Act
For: 18
Against: 19
Blank: 2
Total: 39
Abstain: 3

Sexual Industry Regulation Act
For: 31
Against: 7
Blank: 1
Total: 39
Abstain: 1

Provisional Criminal Code
For: 25
Against: 11
Blank: 3
Total: 39
Abstain: 3

[The Zeonic States]

I vote against the: Anti-Slavery Act

I vote against the: Civil Treatment Act

I STRONGLY vote against the: Sexual Industry Regulation Act

I vote in favor of the: Provisional Criminal Code

[Ainin]

NATIONAL BILL OF RIGHTS
Voting ends 2013/05/27 at 05:38 UTC

Anti-Slavery Act
For: 36
Against: 3
Blank: 1
Total: 40
Abstain: 1

Civil Treatment Act
For: 18
Against: 20
Blank: 2
Total: 40
Abstain: 3

Sexual Industry Regulation Act
For: 31
Against: 8
Blank: 1
Total: 40
Abstain: 1

Provisional Criminal Code
For: 26
Against: 11
Blank: 3
Total: 40
Abstain: 3

[Grenartia]

I vote against the: Anti-Slavery Act

I vote against the: Civil Treatment Act

I STRONGLY vote against the: Sexual Industry Regulation Act

I vote in favor of the: Provisional Criminal Code

Didn't you already vote, Senator?

[The Zeonic States]

I vote against the: Anti-Slavery Act

I vote against the: Civil Treatment Act

I STRONGLY vote against the: Sexual Industry Regulation Act

I vote in favor of the: Provisional Criminal Code

Didn't you already vote, Senator?

Nope .-.

Not for the current Line Up anyway.

I did vote against the NSA though.