The Yet to be Named Amendment to the Orglaw Act

[EM Vürinalt]

The Yet to be Named Amendment to the Orglaw Act

WHEREAS a long time ago in a galaxy far far away a prospective immigrant needed the Uppermost Cort to give them full citizenship rights, and

WHEREAS in the modern time in a land not so far away prospective immigrants become citizens after a petition on Witt, and

WHEREAS the OrgLaw does not currently reflect this change,

THEREFORE we proclaim that:

Article XII Section 5 be amended to say:
The Immigration Minister shall supervise the immigration of new citizens into Talossa, in accordance with the law.

Uréu q'estadra så: Matáiwos Vürinalt, MC- CCCP (Benito)

[Dréu Gavárþic'h]

I strongly oppose this measure! For some very convincing reasons which I care not to share. However, I must say that they are extremely convincing!! So you should all vote against it.

Contra, Contra, Contra
Local trouble maker,
Dréu

[Hooligan]

Wow! Dréu has joined the GRUMP! :-)

The Ziu is empowered (Article XVII, Section 6, point 11) to establish (and update, change, etc.) immigration law. The current immigration law, of course, is contained in this statute.

The language of the proposal made in this thread would put (a high-level overview of) our current statutory procedures (which are subject to change in the future, of course) into the Organic Law. It is not good to entrench the current status of transitory statutory laws into the Organic Law, and so (as written), this amendment is something I would stand against.

However, a change to Article XII, Section 5 simply to eliminate the mention of the Uppermost Cort (with which the Immigration Minister no longer actively works directly), and to reduce the language to "The Immigration Minister shall supervise the immigration of new citizens into Talossa, in accordance with the law." would perhaps be a sensible change?

The function of the Uppermost Cort in (initial) immigration has indeed been reduced (and in some sense supplanted by the Primary Intelligence Group, a bureau of the Ministry of Justice, which validates and verifies the information given by all prospectives). The Cort, of course, is still Organically the only body empowered to restore a citizenship that has been renounced. This process was most recently followed for the restoration of the citizenship of the Right Honourable Ieremiac'h Ventrutx and three of the dandelions in his care.

Hooligan

[Owen Edwards]

I am with my honourable friend the Seneschal insomuch as opposing the current wording. The Cort has been and should be a valuable part of the process of integrating into Talossa. Organically disbarring one element of that responsibility would be, I think, a mistake.

Devolving it to statutory law may be a good idea, though.

[Sir Alexandreu Davinescu]

Superfluous and stagnating. I am opposed.

[EM Vürinalt]

Jun 14, 2008 12:20:29 GMT -6 Hooligan said:

Wow! Dréu has joined the GRUMP! :-)

The Ziu is empowered (Article XVII, Section 6, point 11) to establish (and update, change, etc.) immigration law. The current immigration law, of course, is contained in this statute.

The language of the proposal made in this thread would put (a high-level overview of) our current statutory procedures (which are subject to change in the future, of course) into the Organic Law. It is not good to entrench the current status of transitory statutory laws into the Organic Law, and so (as written), this amendment is something I would stand against.

However, a change to Article XII, Section 5 simply to eliminate the mention of the Uppermost Cort (with which the Immigration Minister no longer actively works directly), and to reduce the language to "The Immigration Minister shall supervise the immigration of new citizens into Talossa, in accordance with the law." would perhaps be a sensible change?

The function of the Uppermost Cort in (initial) immigration has indeed been reduced (and in some sense supplanted by the Primary Intelligence Group, a bureau of the Ministry of Justice, which validates and verifies the information given by all prospectives). The Cort, of course, is still Organically the only body empowered to restore a citizenship that has been renounced. This process was most recently followed for the restoration of the citizenship of the Right Honourable Ieremiac'h Ventrutx and three of the dandelions in his care.

Hooligan

Agreed and changed.

[Dréu Gavárþic'h]

If you have indeed decided to Clark this ridiculous bill (which, i have heard, will actually allow tigers of the same sex to get married) I think I should at least offer a translation.

El Proxhet qualselvol non isch nominat adüc

TANDI QE din temps paßats in 'n galaxía procul, 'n prospectatíu neceßeva el Cort pü Inalt à lo zonarh els drepts da citaxhienità pien, es

TANDI QE in presaintsch in 'n tzara qe non isch pü procul, prospectatíus zevienent Ertéiers ospréi 'n petiziun in Wittenberg, es

TANDI QE el Legeu Orgänic non reflecta acest chinxh corenticamint

PER ACEASTA RAZIUN noi zifament qe:

Artical XII, Secziun 5 amendadra à lirarh:
The Immigration Minister shall supervise the immigration of new citizens into Talossa, in accordance with the law.

Uréu q'estadra sa: Matáiwos Vürinalt, MC- CCCP (Benito)