Ehh, I think it would set a good example for the Aurentine people (in all seriousness, I simply support bringing tax evasion charges against these people and impeaching them)
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by Potenco » Fri Oct 04, 2013 6:29 pm

by Neo Rome Republic » Fri Oct 04, 2013 6:30 pm
Oneracon wrote:Geilinor wrote:Senator Residency Act
Author: Geilinor [NDP] | Category: ??? | Urgency: High | Sponsors:
RECOGNIZING that a small group of Senators has recently moved to "Liberty Isle" to avoid paying taxes,
BELIEVING that the representatives of the Aurentine people must contribute to the government through taxation and have some connection with the people,
HEREBY passes the Senator Residency Act;
DECLARES that all Aurentine Senators must reside within the Aurentine Commonwealth for a minimum of 183 days in a calendar year.
DECLARES that any Senators found to be violating this provision may be stripped of their positions in the Senate.
Ummm
Good job. 

by Dragomere » Fri Oct 04, 2013 6:31 pm
Senator Residency Act
Author: Geilinor [NDP] | Category: ??? | Urgency: High | Sponsors:
RECOGNIZING that a small group of Senators has recently moved to "Liberty Isle" to avoid paying taxes,
BELIEVING that the representatives of the Aurentine people must contribute to the government through taxation and have some connection with the people,
HEREBY passes the Senator Residency Act;
DECLARES that all Aurentine Senators must reside within the Aurentine Commonwealth for a minimum of 200 days in a calendar year.
FURTHER DECLARES that all Aurentine Senators must be current on their taxes.
DECLARES that any Senators found to be violating this provision may be stripped of their positions in the Senate and/or fined a minimum of $1 million up to a maximum of $10 million.

by Potenco » Fri Oct 04, 2013 6:31 pm

by Neo Rome Republic » Fri Oct 04, 2013 6:31 pm

by Oneracon » Fri Oct 04, 2013 6:32 pm
Dragomere wrote:Senator Residency Act
Author: Geilinor [NDP] | Category: ??? | Urgency: High | Sponsors:
RECOGNIZING that a small group of Senators has recently moved to "Liberty Isle" to avoid paying taxes,
BELIEVING that the representatives of the Aurentine people must contribute to the government through taxation and have some connection with the people,
HEREBY passes the Senator Residency Act;
DECLARES that all Aurentine Senators must reside within the Aurentine Commonwealth for a minimum of 200 days in a calendar year.
FURTHER DECLARES that all Aurentine Senators must be current on their taxes.
DECLARES that any Senators found to be violating this provision may be stripped of their positions in the Senate and/or fined a minimum of $1 million up to a maximum of $10 million.
Suggested Edits are in red.
NOTE, when I put ($), I meant the pound sign but I do not know how to make that sign.
I will sponsor this if you make those edits.
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by Dragomere » Fri Oct 04, 2013 6:32 pm
Oneracon wrote:Dragomere wrote:Senator Residency Act
Author: Geilinor [NDP] | Category: ??? | Urgency: High | Sponsors:
RECOGNIZING that a small group of Senators has recently moved to "Liberty Isle" to avoid paying taxes,
BELIEVING that the representatives of the Aurentine people must contribute to the government through taxation and have some connection with the people,
HEREBY passes the Senator Residency Act;
DECLARES that all Aurentine Senators must reside within the Aurentine Commonwealth for a minimum of 200 days in a calendar year.
FURTHER DECLARES that all Aurentine Senators must be current on their taxes.
DECLARES that any Senators found to be violating this provision may be stripped of their positions in the Senate and/or fined a minimum of $1 million up to a maximum of $10 million.
Suggested Edits are in red.
NOTE, when I put ($), I meant the pound sign but I do not know how to make that sign.
I will sponsor this if you make those edits.
There is no need to sponsor this bill as a more specific and legally binding one already exists in the queue.

by Geilinor » Fri Oct 04, 2013 7:51 pm

by Geilinor » Fri Oct 04, 2013 8:57 pm
Organ Donation and Transplantation Act
Urgency: High | Author: Geilinor [NDP] | Category: Health
Co-sponsors: Oneracon(RG)
Preamble
Recognizing that organ transplantation is a life-saving medical procedure, but there are insufficient organs available. Regulations must also be in place to ensure that the supply of donated organs is used as effectively as possible,
Understanding that measures must be taken to increase the supply of donated organs,
Hereby passes the Organ Donation and Transplantation Act.
Section 1 - Definitions
"Trained medical professional" or "medical practitioner" shall be defined as a medical doctor who is practicing with a license.
"Legal death" shall be defined as the irreversible cessation of brain and/or heart and lung activity.
Section 2 - National Transplant Organization
1. The National Transplant Organization (NTO) shall be established within the Ministry of Health. The NTO shall be responsible for coordinating the activities of donation, extraction, preservation, distribution, exchange, and transplantation of organs, tissues and cells within the Aurentine healthcare system.
2. The NTO shall create a code of safety and ethics to be followed during organ harvesting and transplantation, in addition to the provisions of this legislation.
3. The NTO shall create a national database where information about organs available to be harvested and recipients is available to medical practitioners.
Section 3 - Organ Donation
1. A presumed consent system of organ donation shall be establish, where consent to postmortem organ donation shall be presumed, but individuals shall be able to opt-out through a variety of mechanisms designed by the NTO, such as through the Internet or by phone.
2. All donations must be performed by trained medical professionals.
3. Living donors shall be evaluated to determine suitability to donate based on the possible psychological and physical responses to the donation process.
4. Organs must be examined to determine their suitability for donation.
5. Family members may object to the donation if they can show that the deceased would not have wanted to become an organ donor.
6. In the case of postmortem donation, organs may begin to be removed after the onset of legal death.
7. The NTO shall preserve and transport donated organs to the locations where they are needed.
Section 4 - Recipients
1. Information about potential organ recipients shall be posted to the NTO database.
2. Potential recipients shall be prioritized based on need as determined by a medical professional.
3. A person shall be declared a potential recipient if a new organ has the potential to measurably improve their health.
Section 5 - Incentives
1. A public awareness campaign to encourage living organ donation shall be carried out by the NTO.
2. Living donors shall be compensated by the government for transportation costs and lost salary.

by Oneracon » Fri Oct 04, 2013 9:03 pm
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by Geilinor » Fri Oct 04, 2013 9:06 pm
Oneracon wrote:Add something allowing people to register their non consent while still alive, and you have my sponsorship.

by Oneracon » Fri Oct 04, 2013 9:11 pm
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by Geilinor » Fri Oct 04, 2013 9:12 pm
Geilinor wrote:Organ Donation and Transplantation Act
Urgency: High | Author: Geilinor [NDP] | Category: Health
Co-sponsors: Oneracon(RG)
Preamble
Recognizing that organ transplantation is a life-saving medical procedure, but there are insufficient organs available. Regulations must also be in place to ensure that the supply of donated organs is used as effectively as possible,
Understanding that measures must be taken to increase the supply of donated organs,
Hereby passes the Organ Donation and Transplantation Act.
Section 1 - Definitions
"Trained medical professional" or "medical practitioner" shall be defined as a medical doctor who is practicing with a license.
"Legal death" shall be defined as the irreversible cessation of brain and/or heart and lung activity.
Section 2 - National Transplant Organization
1. The National Transplant Organization (NTO) shall be established within the Ministry of Health. The NTO shall be responsible for coordinating the activities of donation, extraction, preservation, distribution, exchange, and transplantation of organs, tissues and cells within the Aurentine healthcare system.
2. The NTO shall create a code of safety and ethics to be followed during organ harvesting and transplantation, in addition to the provisions of this legislation.
3. The NTO shall create a national database where information about organs available to be harvested and recipients is available to medical practitioners.
Section 3 - Organ Donation
1. A presumed consent system of organ donation shall be establish, where consent to postmortem organ donation shall be presumed, but individuals shall be able to opt-out through a variety of mechanisms designed by the NTO, such as through the Internet or by phone.
2. All donations must be performed by trained medical professionals.
3. Living donors shall be evaluated to determine suitability to donate based on the possible psychological and physical responses to the donation process.
4. Organs must be examined to determine their suitability for donation.
5. Family members may object to the donation if they can show that the deceased would not have wanted to become an organ donor.
6. In the case of postmortem donation, organs may begin to be removed after the onset of legal death.
7. The NTO shall preserve and transport donated organs to the locations where they are needed.
Section 4 - Recipients
1. Information about potential organ recipients shall be posted to the NTO database.
2. Potential recipients shall be prioritized based on need as determined by a medical professional.
3. A person shall be declared a potential recipient if a new organ has the potential to measurably improve their health.
Section 5 - Incentives
1. A public awareness campaign to encourage living organ donation shall be carried out by the NTO.
2. Living donors shall be compensated by the government for transportation costs and lost salary.
A similar opt-out system in Spain has caused it to have the world's highest rate of organ donation.

by Malgrave » Fri Oct 04, 2013 9:14 pm
Geilinor wrote:Geilinor wrote:Organ Donation and Transplantation Act
Urgency: High | Author: Geilinor [NDP] | Category: Health
Co-sponsors: Oneracon(RG)
Preamble
Recognizing that organ transplantation is a life-saving medical procedure, but there are insufficient organs available. Regulations must also be in place to ensure that the supply of donated organs is used as effectively as possible,
Understanding that measures must be taken to increase the supply of donated organs,
Hereby passes the Organ Donation and Transplantation Act.
Section 1 - Definitions
"Trained medical professional" or "medical practitioner" shall be defined as a medical doctor who is practicing with a license.
"Legal death" shall be defined as the irreversible cessation of brain and/or heart and lung activity.
Section 2 - National Transplant Organization
1. The National Transplant Organization (NTO) shall be established within the Ministry of Health. The NTO shall be responsible for coordinating the activities of donation, extraction, preservation, distribution, exchange, and transplantation of organs, tissues and cells within the Aurentine healthcare system.
2. The NTO shall create a code of safety and ethics to be followed during organ harvesting and transplantation, in addition to the provisions of this legislation.
3. The NTO shall create a national database where information about organs available to be harvested and recipients is available to medical practitioners.
Section 3 - Organ Donation
1. A presumed consent system of organ donation shall be establish, where consent to postmortem organ donation shall be presumed, but individuals shall be able to opt-out through a variety of mechanisms designed by the NTO, such as through the Internet or by phone.
2. All donations must be performed by trained medical professionals.
3. Living donors shall be evaluated to determine suitability to donate based on the possible psychological and physical responses to the donation process.
4. Organs must be examined to determine their suitability for donation.
5. Family members may object to the donation if they can show that the deceased would not have wanted to become an organ donor.
6. In the case of postmortem donation, organs may begin to be removed after the onset of legal death.
7. The NTO shall preserve and transport donated organs to the locations where they are needed.
Section 4 - Recipients
1. Information about potential organ recipients shall be posted to the NTO database.
2. Potential recipients shall be prioritized based on need as determined by a medical professional.
3. A person shall be declared a potential recipient if a new organ has the potential to measurably improve their health.
Section 5 - Incentives
1. A public awareness campaign to encourage living organ donation shall be carried out by the NTO.
2. Living donors shall be compensated by the government for transportation costs and lost salary.
A similar opt-out system in Spain has caused it to have the world's highest rate of organ donation.
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by Geilinor » Fri Oct 04, 2013 9:18 pm
Organ Donation and Transplantation Act
Urgency: High | Author: Geilinor [NDP] | Category: Health
Co-sponsors: Oneracon(RG), Malgrave(MSP)
Preamble
Recognizing that organ transplantation is a life-saving medical procedure, but there are insufficient organs available. Regulations must also be in place to ensure that the supply of donated organs is used as effectively as possible,
Understanding that measures must be taken to increase the supply of donated organs,
Hereby passes the Organ Donation and Transplantation Act.
Section 1 - Definitions
"Trained medical professional" or "medical practitioner" shall be defined as a medical doctor who is practicing with a license.
"Legal death" shall be defined as the irreversible cessation of brain and/or heart and lung activity.
Section 2 - National Transplant Organization
1. The National Transplant Organization (NTO) shall be established within the Ministry of Health. The NTO shall be responsible for coordinating the activities of donation, extraction, preservation, distribution, exchange, and transplantation of organs, tissues and cells within the Aurentine healthcare system.
2. The NTO shall create a code of safety and ethics to be followed during organ harvesting and transplantation, in addition to the provisions of this legislation.
3. The NTO shall create a national database where information about organs available to be harvested and recipients is available to medical practitioners.
Section 3 - Organ Donation
1. A presumed consent system of organ donation shall be establish, where consent to postmortem organ donation shall be presumed, but individuals shall be able to opt-out through a variety of mechanisms designed by the NTO, such as through the Internet or by phone.
2. All donations must be performed by trained medical professionals.
3. Living donors shall be evaluated to determine suitability to donate based on the possible psychological and physical responses to the donation process.
4. Organs must be examined to determine their suitability for donation.
5. Family members may object to the donation if they can show that the deceased would not have wanted to become an organ donor.
6. In the case of postmortem donation, organs may begin to be removed after the onset of legal death.
7. The NTO shall preserve and transport donated organs to the locations where they are needed.
Section 4 - Recipients
1. Information about potential organ recipients shall be posted to the NTO database.
2. Potential recipients shall be prioritized based on need as determined by a medical professional.
3. A person shall be declared a potential recipient if a new organ has the potential to measurably improve their health.
Section 5 - Incentives
1. A public awareness campaign to encourage living organ donation shall be carried out by the NTO.
2. Living donors shall be compensated by the government for transportation costs and lost salary.

by New Zepuha » Sat Oct 05, 2013 1:20 am
Geilinor wrote:Organ Donation and Transplantation Act
Urgency: High | Author: Geilinor [NDP] | Category: Health
Co-sponsors: Oneracon(RG), Malgrave(MSP)
Preamble
Recognizing that organ transplantation is a life-saving medical procedure, but there are insufficient organs available. Regulations must also be in place to ensure that the supply of donated organs is used as effectively as possible,
Understanding that measures must be taken to increase the supply of donated organs,
Hereby passes the Organ Donation and Transplantation Act.
Section 1 - Definitions
"Trained medical professional" or "medical practitioner" shall be defined as a medical doctor who is practicing with a license.
"Legal death" shall be defined as the irreversible cessation of brain and/or heart and lung activity.
Section 2 - National Transplant Organization
1. The National Transplant Organization (NTO) shall be established within the Ministry of Health. The NTO shall be responsible for coordinating the activities of donation, extraction, preservation, distribution, exchange, and transplantation of organs, tissues and cells within the Aurentine healthcare system.
2. The NTO shall create a code of safety and ethics to be followed during organ harvesting and transplantation, in addition to the provisions of this legislation.
3. The NTO shall create a national database where information about organs available to be harvested and recipients is available to medical practitioners.
Section 3 - Organ Donation
1. A presumed consent system of organ donation shall be establish, where consent to postmortem organ donation shall be presumed, but individuals shall be able to opt-out through a variety of mechanisms designed by the NTO, such as through the Internet or by phone.
2. All donations must be performed by trained medical professionals.
3. Living donors shall be evaluated to determine suitability to donate based on the possible psychological and physical responses to the donation process.
4. Organs must be examined to determine their suitability for donation.
5. Family members may object to the donation if they can show that the deceased would not have wanted to become an organ donor.
6. In the case of postmortem donation, organs may begin to be removed after the onset of legal death.
7. The NTO shall preserve and transport donated organs to the locations where they are needed.
Section 4 - Recipients
1. Information about potential organ recipients shall be posted to the NTO database.
2. Potential recipients shall be prioritized based on need as determined by a medical professional.
3. A person shall be declared a potential recipient if a new organ has the potential to measurably improve their health.
Section 5 - Incentives
1. A public awareness campaign to encourage living organ donation shall be carried out by the NTO.
2. Living donors shall be compensated by the government for transportation costs and lost salary.
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by Britanno » Sat Oct 05, 2013 1:37 am
Geilinor wrote:Organ Donation and Transplantation Act
Urgency: High | Author: Geilinor [NDP] | Category: Health
Co-sponsors: Oneracon(RG), Malgrave(MSP)
Preamble
Recognizing that organ transplantation is a life-saving medical procedure, but there are insufficient organs available. Regulations must also be in place to ensure that the supply of donated organs is used as effectively as possible,
Understanding that measures must be taken to increase the supply of donated organs,
Hereby passes the Organ Donation and Transplantation Act.
Section 1 - Definitions
"Trained medical professional" or "medical practitioner" shall be defined as a medical doctor who is practicing with a license.
"Legal death" shall be defined as the irreversible cessation of brain and/or heart and lung activity.
Section 2 - National Transplant Organization
1. The National Transplant Organization (NTO) shall be established within the Ministry of Health. The NTO shall be responsible for coordinating the activities of donation, extraction, preservation, distribution, exchange, and transplantation of organs, tissues and cells within the Aurentine healthcare system.
2. The NTO shall create a code of safety and ethics to be followed during organ harvesting and transplantation, in addition to the provisions of this legislation.
3. The NTO shall create a national database where information about organs available to be harvested and recipients is available to medical practitioners.
Section 3 - Organ Donation
1. A presumed consent system of organ donation shall be establish, where consent to postmortem organ donation shall be presumed, but individuals shall be able to opt-out through a variety of mechanisms designed by the NTO, such as through the Internet or by phone.
2. All donations must be performed by trained medical professionals.
3. Living donors shall be evaluated to determine suitability to donate based on the possible psychological and physical responses to the donation process.
4. Organs must be examined to determine their suitability for donation.
5. Family members may object to the donation if they can show that the deceased would not have wanted to become an organ donor.
6. In the case of postmortem donation, organs may begin to be removed after the onset of legal death.
7. The NTO shall preserve and transport donated organs to the locations where they are needed.
Section 4 - Recipients
1. Information about potential organ recipients shall be posted to the NTO database.
2. Potential recipients shall be prioritized based on need as determined by a medical professional.
3. A person shall be declared a potential recipient if a new organ has the potential to measurably improve their health.
Section 5 - Incentives
1. A public awareness campaign to encourage living organ donation shall be carried out by the NTO.
2. Living donors shall be compensated by the government for transportation costs and lost salary.

by Distruzio » Sat Oct 05, 2013 1:39 am
Potenco wrote:I still think we could get most of the senate to approve of publiclly drawing and quartering everyone behind the Liberty Island project

by Senator John Doe » Sat Oct 05, 2013 2:07 am
Geilinor wrote:Organ Donation and Transplantation Act
Urgency: High | Author: Geilinor [NDP] | Category: Health
Co-sponsors: Oneracon(RG), Malgrave(MSP)
Preamble
Recognizing that organ transplantation is a life-saving medical procedure, but there are insufficient organs available. Regulations must also be in place to ensure that the supply of donated organs is used as effectively as possible,
Understanding that measures must be taken to increase the supply of donated organs,
Hereby passes the Organ Donation and Transplantation Act.
Section 1 - Definitions
"Trained medical professional" or "medical practitioner" shall be defined as a medical doctor who is practicing with a license.
"Legal death" shall be defined as the irreversible cessation of brain and/or heart and lung activity.
Section 2 - National Transplant Organization
1. The National Transplant Organization (NTO) shall be established within the Ministry of Health. The NTO shall be responsible for coordinating the activities of donation, extraction, preservation, distribution, exchange, and transplantation of organs, tissues and cells within the Aurentine healthcare system.
2. The NTO shall create a code of safety and ethics to be followed during organ harvesting and transplantation, in addition to the provisions of this legislation.
3. The NTO shall create a national database where information about organs available to be harvested and recipients is available to medical practitioners.
Section 3 - Organ Donation
1. A presumed consent system of organ donation shall be establish, where consent to postmortem organ donation shall be presumed, but individuals shall be able to opt-out through a variety of mechanisms designed by the NTO, such as through the Internet or by phone.
2. All donations must be performed by trained medical professionals.
3. Living donors shall be evaluated to determine suitability to donate based on the possible psychological and physical responses to the donation process.
4. Organs must be examined to determine their suitability for donation.
5. Family members may object to the donation if they can show that the deceased would not have wanted to become an organ donor.
6. In the case of postmortem donation, organs may begin to be removed after the onset of legal death.
7. The NTO shall preserve and transport donated organs to the locations where they are needed.
Section 4 - Recipients
1. Information about potential organ recipients shall be posted to the NTO database.
2. Potential recipients shall be prioritized based on need as determined by a medical professional.
3. A person shall be declared a potential recipient if a new organ has the potential to measurably improve their health.
Section 5 - Incentives
1. A public awareness campaign to encourage living organ donation shall be carried out by the NTO.
2. Living donors shall be compensated by the government for transportation costs and lost salary.

by The Nihilistic view » Sat Oct 05, 2013 2:11 am
Potenco wrote:I wonder if Belmarias is discovering that taxes are higher in hell?

by Fulflood » Sat Oct 05, 2013 4:49 am
Geilinor wrote:Organ Donation and Transplantation Act
Urgency: High | Author: Geilinor [NDP] | Category: Health
Co-sponsors: Oneracon(RG), Malgrave(MSP)
Preamble
Recognizing that organ transplantation is a life-saving medical procedure, but there are insufficient organs available. Regulations must also be in place to ensure that the supply of donated organs is used as effectively as possible,
Understanding that measures must be taken to increase the supply of donated organs,
Hereby passes the Organ Donation and Transplantation Act.
Section 1 - Definitions
"Trained medical professional" or "medical practitioner" shall be defined as a medical doctor who is practicing with a license.
"Legal death" shall be defined as the irreversible cessation of brain and/or heart and lung activity.
Section 2 - National Transplant Organization
1. The National Transplant Organization (NTO) shall be established within the Ministry of Health. The NTO shall be responsible for coordinating the activities of donation, extraction, preservation, distribution, exchange, and transplantation of organs, tissues and cells within the Aurentine healthcare system.
2. The NTO shall create a code of safety and ethics to be followed during organ harvesting and transplantation, in addition to the provisions of this legislation.
3. The NTO shall create a national database where information about organs available to be harvested and recipients is available to medical practitioners.
Section 3 - Organ Donation
1. A presumed consent system of organ donation shall be establish, where consent to postmortem organ donation shall be presumed, but individuals shall be able to opt-out through a variety of mechanisms designed by the NTO, such as through the Internet or by phone.
2. All donations must be performed by trained medical professionals.
3. Living donors shall be evaluated to determine suitability to donate based on the possible psychological and physical responses to the donation process.
4. Organs must be examined to determine their suitability for donation.
5. Family members may object to the donation if they can show that the deceased would not have wanted to become an organ donor.
6. In the case of postmortem donation, organs may begin to be removed after the onset of legal death.
7. The NTO shall preserve and transport donated organs to the locations where they are needed.
Section 4 - Recipients
1. Information about potential organ recipients shall be posted to the NTO database.
2. Potential recipients shall be prioritized based on need as determined by a medical professional.
3. A person shall be declared a potential recipient if a new organ has the potential to measurably improve their health.
Section 5 - Incentives
1. A public awareness campaign to encourage living organ donation shall be carried out by the NTO.
2. Living donors shall be compensated by the government for transportation costs and lost salary.
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by The Saint James Islands » Sat Oct 05, 2013 4:54 am
Geilinor wrote:Organ Donation and Transplantation Act
Urgency: High | Author: Geilinor [NDP] | Category: Health
Co-sponsors: Oneracon(RG)
Preamble
Recognizing that organ transplantation is a life-saving medical procedure, but there are insufficient organs available. Regulations must also be in place to ensure that the supply of donated organs is used as effectively as possible,
Understanding that measures must be taken to increase the supply of donated organs,
Hereby passes the Organ Donation and Transplantation Act.
Section 1 - Definitions
"Trained medical professional" or "medical practitioner" shall be defined as a medical doctor who is practicing with a license.
"Legal death" shall be defined as the irreversible cessation of brain and/or heart and lung activity.
Section 2 - National Transplant Organization
1. The National Transplant Organization (NTO) shall be established within the Ministry of Health. The NTO shall be responsible for coordinating the activities of donation, extraction, preservation, distribution, exchange, and transplantation of organs, tissues and cells within the Aurentine healthcare system.
2. The NTO shall create a code of safety and ethics to be followed during organ harvesting and transplantation, in addition to the provisions of this legislation.
3. The NTO shall create a national database where information about organs available to be harvested and recipients is available to medical practitioners.
Section 3 - Organ Donation
1. A presumed consent system of organ donation shall be establish, where consent to postmortem organ donation shall be presumed, but individuals shall be able to opt-out through a variety of mechanisms designed by the NTO, such as through the Internet or by phone.
2. All donations must be performed by trained medical professionals.
3. Living donors shall be evaluated to determine suitability to donate based on the possible psychological and physical responses to the donation process.
4. Organs must be examined to determine their suitability for donation.
5. Family members may object to the donation if they can show that the deceased would not have wanted to become an organ donor.
6. In the case of postmortem donation, organs may begin to be removed after the onset of legal death.
7. The NTO shall preserve and transport donated organs to the locations where they are needed.
Section 4 - Recipients
1. Information about potential organ recipients shall be posted to the NTO database.
2. Potential recipients shall be prioritized based on need as determined by a medical professional.
3. A person shall be declared a potential recipient if a new organ has the potential to measurably improve their health.
Section 5 - Incentives
1. A public awareness campaign to encourage living organ donation shall be carried out by the NTO.
2. Living donors shall be compensated by the government for transportation costs and lost salary.
A similar opt-out system in Spain has caused it to have the world's highest rate of organ donation.
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by The Nihilistic view » Sat Oct 05, 2013 5:26 am
Potenco wrote:The Nihilistic view wrote:
You do know that the Devil is actually a cool dude? It was unfortunate for mankind he lost to that authoritarian shitster called "god"
I can see the dark angel being a libertarian of sorts, especially considering that the Church of Satan is pretty much mysticized occultism (If you think thats going to offend me, keep in mind that one of my heros of Christianity is Grigori Rasputin?)

by Next Washington » Sat Oct 05, 2013 6:21 am
Unicario wrote:Next Washington wrote:hello, i'm new to the senate, here's my first draft of a proposal... please also excuse any grammatical mistakes, i'm from austriaReforming Education In Higher School ActPreamble
This bill shall guarantee higher student satisfaction and better education by allowing students to partially choose their subjects in higher grades.
In the following, "higher grades" is defined as the time from the nineth (9th) school year to the twelveth (12th) school year.
I. In higher grades, certain hours of school subjects per shall be defined as essential and as choosable.
a. Maths: Essential: 3 hours per week
b. English: Essential: 3 hours per week
c. History: Essential: 2 hours per week
d. Politics: Essential: 2 hours per week
e. Geography and Economy: Essential: 2 hours per week
f. Science: Essential: 2 hours per week
II. Summing up, essential hours per week make 14 hours per week. The choosable subjects shall make up the rest of the weekly school hours defined for each grade.
a. For the 9th grade: Total: 28 hours, Choosable 14 hours
b. For the 10th grade: Total: 29 hours, Choosable 15 hours
c. For the 11th grade: Total 31 hours, Choosable 17 hours
d. For the 12th grade: Total 30 hours, Choosable 16 hours
III. The choosable subjects shall be the following:
a. Maths
b. English
c. History
d. Politics
e. Geography and Economy
f. Biology
g. Chemistry
h. Physics
i. Physical Education
j. Music - Science
k. Music - Instrument
l. Informatics
m. Philosophy
n. Psychology
o. Foreign Language - German
p. Foreign Language - Spanish
q. Foreign Language - Japanese
r. Foreign Language - French
s. Foreign Language - Russian
IV. The choice of the subjects is done by each student. The student may regard the following:
a. The maximum amount of hours per week of one subject must be 10 hours.
b. The minimum amount of subjects must be 7.
c. The school districts are responsible for the teachers. External teachers may be hired for subjects.
should i probably write the points in full sentences?
Opposed due to Ministry of Education plans to implement a completely new system, and because lots of this doesn't seem like much of a change from what we have now.
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