[Draft]Corruption Act Originally:On Ritual Sacrifice

[Imperium Anglorum]

I mean, you can include it. But then SL would get the ability to remove the proposal.

[Greater Gilead]

Category: Moral Decency Strength: Strong

Lots of people are selfish, and their selfishness harms nations
Seemingly important or rich people often think for them to be above the law

It is necessary that those are reminded about their own unimportance
It is necessary to remind people that they are nothing in comparison to their community

Frequent ritual sacrifices are the best method to achieve this

Thus, the General Assembly mandates the following:

Their people shall, for the purposes of this resolution, be defined as people not being in the nation as
1.a diplomat or a similar representative of other nations
2.a combatant for another nation
3.someone interned as a supporter, potential supporter or possible supporter of a hostile nation

Member states shall frequently and randomly select amongst their people to be ritually sacrificed in the name of the World Assembly.

The times when sacrifices are done shall be frequent enough to occur at least twice in the average lifespan of the sapient inhabitants of the nation, and there should be enough sacrifices so that there is a reasonable chance that one of their people might be picked during their lifespan.

The World Health Authority shall be tasked with checking the ritual sacrifice procedures in each member state to ensure that they are carried out in conformity with this and other General Assembly resolutions, and, when necessary, provide fixed numbers for the amount of sacrifices for a sacrifice date.

Corruption is a great evil and problem in all nation states, especially corruption of those in power.
Corruption leads to the waste of resources, distrust, and greater inequality.
Corruption has been proven to be only stoppable by giving incentives not to fall into corruption.
Corruption is an international problem, with international effects

Thus, the General Assembly mandates the following:

All member states shall make efforts to fight corruption

As a minimum standard, these efforts shall include:
1-Laws to forbid money or asset transfer to an employee intended to incentivize them to make a decision that harms their employer, without the employer's consent
2-Frequent ritual sacrifices of sapient beings randomly selected of all sapient inhabitants in the nation that are neither diplomats of other nations, combatants of other nations nor someone interned as supporter, potential supporter or possible supporter of a hostile nation;these ritual sacrifices shall be made in the name of the World Assembly and be done frequently enough to occur at least two times in the lifespan of an average sapient inhabitant of the nation, and enough sacrifices must be made that there is a reasonable chance for someone to get picked
3-Comparison of the money spent by some randomly selected inhabitants with their income, regularly; and further investigation upon suspicious results

Corruption is a great evil and problem in all nation states, especially corruption of those in power.
Corruption leads to the waste of resources, distrust, and greater inequality.
Unfortunately, national governments cannot be trusted to act against corruption themselves, if they are corrupt.
Corruption is an international problem, with international effects

Thus, the General Assembly mandates the following:

All member states shall make efforts to fight corruption

As a minimum standard, these efforts shall include:
1-Laws to forbid money or asset transfer to an employee intended to incentivize them to make a decision that harms their employer, without the employer's consent
2-Ritually sacrificing any government official, political candidate, or bureaucrat; and any employee of an industrial concern that receives government funds; who wilfully offers or accepts extralegal payments, bribes, donations, gifts, promotional considerations, value in kind, or campaign contributions, whose value exceeds the average cost of living for a family of four for one fiscal quarter, and which can be linked beyond a casual doubt to any conflict of interest on the part of either the giver or the recipient
3-Comparison of the money spent by some randomly selected mid-level and higher government employees and the officers of companies, production bureaus, or other industrial concerns responsible for government contracts with their income, regularly; and further investigation upon suspicious results

Co-authored by Sierra Lyricalia

And people thought I was bad when I tried to repeal #114. We are 110% opposed to this.

[Clean Land]

Do you all see any problems with this draft(except possible moral reservations against ritual sacrifices)?
OOC:Is something here illegal and we missed it?

[Excidium Planetis]

Do you all see any problems with this draft(except possible moral reservations against ritual sacrifices)?

"Yes. Killing random government employees, even if they are corrupt, increases chaos and negatively impacts the economic conditions of a nation. That is not a moral reservation, and every time I bring this up, you have ignored me." Blackbourne replies. "Provide a justification for why nations should do economic harm to themselves."

[Clean Land]

Do you all see any problems with this draft(except possible moral reservations against ritual sacrifices)?

"Yes. Killing random government employees, even if they are corrupt, increases chaos and negatively impacts the economic conditions of a nation. That is not a moral reservation, and every time I bring this up, you have ignored me." Blackbourne replies. "Provide a justification for why nations should do economic harm to themselves."

You noticed that we reverted back to our previous draft... right?
You can ask government employees( and any employees for that matter) to write down any necessary info before the set date(the text does not say sacrifice every day, it is far more lenient)
And it looks like economic harm, and it actually is in the short term. But the positive effects of these ritual sacrifices will be much greater than any minor impact due to government employees dying.

[Essu Beti]

"Ah yes, because people living in fear are so productive," Iksana says, voice dripping with sarcasm. "Look, we all know you're not doing this to try to benefit anyone, but just to be able to say you pushed through a bill promoting sapient sacrifice. We're all on to you, now give it up so we can move on to something that isn't asinine."

[Dragonslinding WA Mission]

"Ah yes, because people living in fear are so productive," Iksana says, voice dripping with sarcasm. "Look, we all know you're not doing this to try to benefit anyone, but just to be able to say you pushed through a bill promoting sapient sacrifice. We're all on to you, now give it up so we can move on to something that isn't asinine."

"Yes like getting a blocker so we don't have to deal with 15 proposals, next week, attempting to regulate personal relationships on an international level."