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Topic Started: May 13 2015, 08:50 AM (218 Views)
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Seeing the House passed a motion to discharge the Shareholders Act, the House shall now vote on the original bill. Please Vote; Aye, Nay, or Abstain.

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Publicly Owned Corporation: A company where shares are freely sold in the market, by another entity or by the company itself
Shareholder: A person who either owns a part of a company and/or is part of the decision making process of a company.
Liable: An entity that is responsible for decisions
Dividend: The splitting up of profits among shareholders.
6 month period: Jan-Jun, Jul-Dec
Evidence: the transaction records and the cash flow of the money. Also, posts and actions made by the entity may also be used.

Article 1 (The information requirement):
Section 1:
All publicly owned corporations must create reports every three months, with the reports made by any employee or hired persons.

Section 2:
The reports must include the following in medium-high detail:
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Business deals/Acquisition offers
Financial Statements
Recent ventures
Societal work
Governmental Lobbying


Section 3:
The corporation and its employees are liable for any false information in their reports and may be subject to an audit. If any issues are found within the report that has been purposefully fabricated, the liable shall be warned, fined up to 10% of corporate value at a maximum of 100AD, a freeze in financial assets and/or have its business license suspended indefinitely. All monetary damages shall be rewarded to shareholders.

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Any lengthy suspension will result in the company forced to buy back shares from its shareholders.

Section 5:
Citizens (especially shareholders) may report any concern regarding the company to either:
The Secretary of the Interior
The President of TAS
Any head/manager of the Treasury

Section 6:
A economic decision made by the SoIA can be overturned by the Supreme Court, given enough evidence. Further purposeful manipulation and the cover up-of finances in the court will result in the maximum punishment as stated in section 3 and can result in a obstruction of justice charge as outlined by The Allied States Code


Article 2 (Dividends):
Section 1:
All publicly owned corporations must give at least one dividend payment to every shareholder within 6 months,

Section 2:
Publicly owned corporations that are unable to pay their dividends (due to loss, fines, etc.) may ask the SoIA, the President, the Court and/or the Committee on the Economy in order to be pardoned

Section 3:
Failure to conform to this article will result in a fine up to 40% of their corporate value, to be divided up by the shareholders

Section 4:
A economic decision made by the SoIA/Committee on the Economy can be overturned by the Supreme Court, given enough evidence. Further purposeful manipulation and the cover up-of finances in the court will result in the maximum punishment as stated in section 3 and can result in a obstruction of justice charge as outlined by The Allied States Code

Section 5:
The shareholders of the company may demand that the company amend the dividend with a majority plus one vote, and can return the dividend to the company with a 3/4 majority.

Section 6:
If the dividend is returned by the shareholders the company does not have to make another dividend payment during the 6-month period.

Section 7
The amount of money paid as a dividend is not limited in any way as long as it's above zero[/spoiler]


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Edited by Space, May 13 2015, 08:51 AM.
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I motion for a 24 hour debate
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And this has to go to a committee...
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It already went to a committee
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This is a different version. The original is in the WH, thus this is a second bill and I request this goes through a committee
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This still is the exact same thing as the original
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Yes but the committee changed the bill
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May 13 2015, 12:36 PM
This is a different version. The original is in the WH, thus this is a second bill and I request this goes through a committee
The house discharged this bill, the House now gets to vote on the bill without committe input. Motion Denied. As for debate, the House will first get to vote on the original bill. Motion Denied.
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For the record, a discharge petition doesn't allow the House to disregard committee input, it merely allows it to vote on a bill that has been defeated by a committee.

Section 2 Clause 4 of the Joint Committee Act
4. If a bill has been rejected by a committee, then a majority of the House or Senate may petition to discharge the bill from committee consideration and move the bill to a floor vote.

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there was no discharge!


and for the record. nay.
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