Imperium Anglorum wrote:I'm satisfied with the following:To satisfy the exemption in GA#399, the *intention* of a provision needs to be to prevent imminent unlawful activity, but if the effect is to prevent unlawful activity that is both imminent and non-imminent, the blocker does not distinguish between effects, only intent.
A factual claim or assertion to that effect would have to be made in the preamble, per prior precedents related to NEF.
Ooc: I have to disagree with the laxity of this test. NEF questioned an extreme hazard which required a value judgment on what is extreme. Imminance requires much less judgment, as imminent has a much firmer meaning relating to immediacy. This interpretation reduces the effect of essentially every blocker, not just the badly written ones.
I would enforce a requirement of iminnent to require regulations specifically on those activities at risk of lawlessness that conform to a common understanding of what is immediate, or that which about to happen.