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Laws of The Nysan Organisation; All Laws Passed by Parliament shall be placed here
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Topic Started: Aug 14 2012, 01:12 PM (408 Views)
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Aug 14 2012, 01:12 PM
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Aug 31 2012, 01:14 AM
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Nysan Headquarters Establishment Act
Preamble; As a strong and prosperous region, Nysa should always look forward and work to establish a better, more democratic, and more efficient government. As part of this it is crucial that a neutral and modern facility be established as the headquarters of Nysa, where Parliament can convene without any need to answer to a sovereign nation while they make law. Therefore, we - the Nysan Parliament - do enact the following articles.
Article One • S.1 - The Headquarters of the Nysan Organisation (hereby referred to as "The Headquarters") shall be defined as the offices of the President, Vice President and Ministers of Government, the Nysan Parliament building, the Court of Nysa, and any other facilities used by the government of the Nysan Organisation at the location defined in Article Two S.1
• S.2 - In the event of a dispute between member nations or citizens of member nations, the Court of the Nysan Organization shall determine which national law has precedence at the Headquarters for that case alone. The Court of the Nysan Organization may also determine that the case has no relevance to maintaining order in the Headquarters and dismiss it.
• S.3 - The Nysan Organisation's actions in the construction, upkeep and expansion of the Headquarters Isle and the payment of wages of government employee's shall be paid for by the Nysan HQ Fund, formed of donations from member states and overseen by the Chancellor of the Exchequer.
• S.4 - Any military or other violation of the sovereignty of the Headqurters by any nation shall be prosecutable by the Secretary of Justice and subject to any penalty up to expulsion from the Nysan Parliament and or Nysan Organisation.
• S.5 - The Nysan Headquarters shall be neutral; not favouring any one nation over another, and shall not militarily involve itself in any armed conflict or be used as a staging point or battle ground for any armed conflict by any member state.
Article Two • S.1 - The Headquarters shall be located on and encompass the island hereby known as Nysan Isle, the island situated west of the nation of Nutmeg, north-east of the nation of Erina Isle, and south-west of the nations of Tacao and Battlion.
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Sep 25 2012, 09:31 PM
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Central Nysan Economic Committee (CNEC) Act
Preamble; It has long been required that a central body be founded to assist in the management of financial matter of Nysa, to assist developing countries, and to stabilise developed economies encountering trouble. Therefore a central fund and economic management society would be a tool which all Nysa could utilise. Therefore the parliament of Nysa does enact the following;
Article I - Central Nysan Economic Committee S.1 ~ The Central Nysan Economic Committee (hereby referred to as CNEC for the purpose of this act) shall be empowered with all duties and powers described within this bill and be formed by 7 Members on a voluntary base S.2 ~ The Chancellor of the Exchequer of Nysa shall administer, represent and reside over the Committee meetings of the CNEC notifying when meetings will be held and what shall be discussed at each meeting S.3 ~ Any request from any nation towards the CNEC must be made to the Chancellor of the Exchequer who will put the matter before the Committee at a time he determines appropriate S.4 ~ Any CNEC member who does not appear at the meetings can not vote on any subject matter at the meeting. His vote is considered absent and does not count towards the total approved votes S.5 ~ If the Chancellor of the Exchequer feels that a country on the committee cannot pay the tax of committee members without endangering there own financial position he may call a vote of no confidence during a meeting of which on a vote of 3/4 will pass forcing the country to step down from there position S.6 ~ Any country that applies for Committee member status will put through there application to the Chancellor of the Exchequer who will review the application and prioritize countries that have better economic basis than others. He will then approve or deny an application S.7 ~ If a Committee member can no longer pay the tax or they feel they cannot pay the tax without endangering there own economy they must resign from there position
Article II. - Tax S.1 ~ Any country who volunteers to join the Council must contribute 3% of the value of their total yearly GDP to the Central Economic Fund. S.2 ~ All members of NYSA will pay 1% of there total GDP towards the Central Economic Fund S.3 ~ Any member of NYSA may ask for a temporary exemption from the tax due to man made/natural disasters in there country of which must be agreed upon by 51% of the council to be approved S.4 ~ At any time a vote of 3/4 of the council can revoke a countries exemption status S.5 ~ no country currently being exempt from tax may be on the Committee
Article III. - Loans and Aids S.1 ~ Any country may put a loan agreement forward from the CNEI which will be agreed upon with 3/4 of the Council's approval S.2 ~ Any country may request or put forth an agreement for economic aid for a country that has been hit by serious man made or natural disasters to which will be agreed upon with a unanimous approval of the council
Article IV. - Chancellor of the Exchequer S.1 ~ The Chancellor of the Exchequer shall preside over meetings of the CNEC S.2 ~ The Chancellor of the Exchequer shall act impartial on all matters discussed in the CNEC S.3 ~ The Chancellor of the Exchequer represents the CNEC outside of CNEC meetings S.4 ~ The Chancellor of the Exchequer decides when and where a meeting of CNEC is held and gives at least 1 week notice to all members of the CNEC S.5 ~ The Chancellor of the Exchequer decides what is discussed at each meeting of the CNEC and calls votes as needed
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Sep 29 2012, 07:26 AM
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Establishment of the RNAF Act
Preamble
The Nysan Parliament, which is the collective voice of all member-states of the Nysan Organization is noble and zealous in it's efforts to bring order throughout the region. However with the rise of various conflicts throughout many nations, collectively known as the Winter Wars, these efforts are being reduced to naught. Therefore with this bill, the Nysan Parliament may be able to further it's cause. This bill shall give the Nysan Parliament a military, which it shall utilize to deliver peace throughout the region.
Article I
Section 1 - A military arm of the Nysan Parliament, hereby known as the "Nysan Regional Armed Forces" shall be established. Section 2 - The Nysan Regional Armed Forces, henceforth known as the NRAF, shall be commanded by the executive Cabinet, whose membership is outlined by the constitution. Section 3 - The members of Cabinet shall only command the NRAF to act in any specific way, including but not limited to declaring war by holding a formal vote. If a 2/3 majority is reached, the NRAF may act as directed. The President however, shall be given the title "Commander-in-Chief" and will have the power to veto any decision by Cabinet in regards to actions that NRAF should undertake.
Article 2
Section 1 - The NRAF, under the command of the Cabinet shall have the powers to halt internal chaos, participate in global military conflicts to uphold the interests of the Nysan Organization, send peacekeeping and humanitarian missions and to enforce trade sanctions and embargos. Section 2 - The NRAF shall compose of a token force from the militaries of all member-nations of the Nysan Organization, with 2% of their total active manpower to be transferred to the command of the NRAF. If this requirement cannot be achieved however, member-nations may come forth and ask for the percentage to be lowered, or completely removed. Section 3 - The NRAF shall have it's own separate budget, which will be decided by the Cabinet, with funds managed by the Minister of the Exchequer. The Cabinet however, shall hold the power to decide upon what weaponry the NRAF shall be armed with. Additional ordnance may be discussed accordingly. Section 4 - The NRAF shall never equip itself with or use Weapons of Mass Destruction, including but not limited to nuclear weaponry, biologicial weaponry or chemical weaponry. Section 5 - The NRAF shall be held accountable to the Secretary of Justice for any and all violations of the fundamental human rights of individuals. Section 6 - The Minister of Defence shall handle the day to day activies of the NRAF and shall have the power to appoint commanding officers, handle the budget given by the Chancellor of the Exchequer and manage the movements and tactics of the NRAF at any given time. However, he shall not have the power to directly command the deployment of the NRAF. Section 7 - The member-nations of the Nysan Organization shall be free to donate to the NRAF in any way, including but not limted to manpower, financial aid and military hardware. However, these member-nations shall have no right to dictate the actions of the NRAF except through any vote in cabinet should they be a member of cabinet. Section 8 - The Nysan Parliament shall not have any right to command the NRAF, however, they must be provided a listing of all military expenditures, casualties and any other information that they may require.
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Oct 1 2012, 07:47 PM
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The Judicial Empowerment Act
Preamble; The Judiciary of Nysa is a crucial part of our regional operation, led as it is by the Secretary of Justice with the mission of upholding justice and rights - but without power, such rulings shall remain ineffective and leave the innocent unprotected. Therefore the Nysan Parliament does enact these articles to empower the Justice Department so it may undergo its mission of upholding the rights of people and nations.
Article I S1 - The Justice Department shall be governed by the Secretary of Justice, who shall be appointed as the constitution proscribes. S2 - The Secretary of Justice shall hold total power over the Justice Department, and shall be Chief Proseceuter and Justice. S3 - The Secretary of Justice shall have the right to persue any case that is tabled by a member of the Nysan Organisation, but also the right to dismiss cases. S4 - The Secretary of Justice shall be empowered to appoint any judicial officers it wishes to assist it in its function, and empower them by decree with selected powers of the Secretary of Justice.
Article II S1 - All nations, by being members of the Nysan Organisation and located in Nysa, regconize the authority of the Justice Department to make binding rulings on any case put before it, and must abide by its rulings. S2 - Except when the President or his nation is the one on trial, any involved party may appeal to the President upon any ruling by the Secretary of Justice, and the President may then agree or refuse to make an impartial ruling on the appeal; any ruling by the President shall be final and no further appeals may take place. In the case that the President or his nation is on trial, the Nysan Parliament as a whole shall act as a court of appeal.
Article III S1 - The Secretary of Justice may impose economic sactions, fiscal punishments, and any other punishment he may see fit upon guilty parties in prosecueted court cases.
*Ammended by The Judical Empowerment Act Ammendment #1*
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Oct 5 2012, 10:14 AM
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Election Proceedings Act
Preamble; It has become crucial that in the election of President of Nysa, as central pillar of the democratic governance of the Nysan Organisation, public participation be maximised to allow for informed and knowledable voting. Therefore the Nysan Parliament does enact the following articles to encourage and ensure public participation.
Article I S1 - At least one week before a scheduled election for President of Nysa, the incumbent President shall open the call for pre-election campaigns by prospective candidates. S2 - All prospective candidates shall be required to post a campaign thread with an outline of their policies before nominations open to be eligable for nomination. S3 - Policy manifesto's shall consist, at minimum, of a outline of the candidates policies in the areas of Lawmaking, Defence, Foreign Affairs and Economy.
Article II S1 - All candidates for President shall be required to own a personification in the offical meeting chambers of the Nysan Organization. (The Forums) S2 - The incumbent President shall, as part of campaigns, open a public debate between prospective candidates at least four days before nominations. S3 - Open Debates shall be open to all Nysan Residents, all Member states shall have the option to ask questions to Candidates. S4 - Debates shall be open up until the day of nominations.
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Oct 9 2012, 12:17 AM
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Judicial Empowerment Act Ammendment #1
Preamble; The Judiciary of Nysa is a crucial part of our regional operation, led as it is by the Secretary of Justice with the mission of upholding justice and rights - but without power, such rulings shall remain ineffective and leave the innocent unprotected. Therefore the Nysan Parliament does enact these articles to empower the Justice Department so it may undergo its mission of upholding the rights of people and nations.
Article I S1 - The Justice Department shall be governed by the Secretary of Justice, who shall be appointed as the constitution proscribes. S2 - The Secretary of Justice shall hold total power over the Justice Department, and shall be Chief Proseceuter and Justice. S3 - The Secretary of Justice shall have the right to persue any case that is tabled by a member of the Nysan Organisation, but also the right to dismiss cases. S4 - The Secretary of Justice shall appoint a Chief Prosecutor to try any cases so that the Secretary of Justice may be impartial in his/her decisions. S5 - The Secretary of Justice shall be empowered to appoint any other judicial officers it wishes to assist it in its function, and empower them by decree with selected powers of the Secretary of Justice.
Article II S1 - All nations, by being members of the Nysan Organisation and located in Nysa, regconize the authority of the Justice Department to make binding rulings on any case put before it, and must abide by its rulings. S2 - Except when the President or his nation is the one on trial, any involved party may appeal to the President upon any ruling by the Secretary of Justice, and the President may then agree or refuse to make an impartial ruling on the appeal; any ruling by the President shall be final and no further appeals may take place. In the case that the President or his nation is on trial, the Nysan Parliament as a whole shall act as a court of appeal.
Article III S1 - The Secretary of Justice may impose economic sactions, fiscal punishments, and any other punishment he may see fit upon guilty parties in prosecueted court cases.
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Oct 16 2012, 06:23 AM
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SAPIENT RIGHTS ACT PREAMBLE It is recognised by all member states that under the current legislature of Nysa during the creation of this act there is no law or legislature of any kind stating what rights all sapient beings deserve to have and are entitled to no matter of what origin or culture. The Member states agree to abide by the following rights agreeing that violating the terms of this act is considered an act against all sapient beings.
ARTICLE I. – GENOCIDE 1.The Act defines genocide as .any of the following acts committed with intent to destroy, in whole or in part, a national, ethnical, racial or religious group, as such: (a) Killing members of the group; (b) Causing serious bodily or mental harm to members of the group; (c) Deliberately inflicting on the group conditions of life calculated to bring about its physical destruction in whole or in part; (d) Imposing measures intended to prevent births within the group; (e) Forcibly transferring children of the group to another group.
2.The Act hereby defines that the following crimes can be punished under this act
(a) Genocide; (b) Conspiracy to commit genocide; (c) Direct and public incitement to commit genocide; (d) Attempt to commit genocide; (e) Complicity in genocide.
3.Persons charged with genocide or any of the other acts enumerated in article I shall be tried by a competent tribunal of the State in the territory of which the act was committed, or by the Nysa justice department 4.Any Contracting Party may call upon the Nysa justice department to take such action as they consider appropriate for the prevention and suppression of acts of genocide or any of the other acts enumerated in article I. 5.Disputes between Parties relating to the interpretation, application or fulfilment of the present Act, including those relating to the responsibility of a State for genocide or for any of the other acts enumerated in article I, shall be submitted to the Nysa Justice department at the request of any of the parties to the dispute.
ARTICLE II. – SAPIENT RIGHTS 1.Every Sapient being have the inherent right to life. This right shall be protected by law. No one shall be arbitrarily deprived of his life. 2.All Sapient beings have the right to freedom from torture. No exceptional circumstances whatsoever, whether a state of war or a threat of war, internal political instability or any other public emergency, may be invoked as a justification of torture. 3.No one shall be held in slavery or servitude; slavery and the slave trade shall be prohibited in all their forms. 4.the Sapient right to water is indispensable for leading a life in Sapient dignity. It is a prerequisite for the realization of other human rights.
ARTICLE III. – RIGHTS OBSERVATION 1.If a member state of the Nysa parliament believes that another member state is violating this act they may call for a vote to send observers to the member who possibly violated the act. On a vote of 51% of parliament votes agreeing Nysa observers will be sent to the country 2.All countries that have been put under rights observation must allow Nysa observers to enter their territory and observe and investigate all matters of rights abuse 3.The Nysa Observers will be led by an observer appointed by the president 4.The Nysa Observers will submit a full report to the Nysa parliament at any and all rights violations 5.If a country refuses to receive Rights Observation that has been passed by parliament then any member state of Nysa may call a vote of economic sanctions against the country which will be passed with 51% of the vote
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Nov 9 2012, 11:22 AM
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Act to Establish the CORR
Preamble; The Coalition of Roleplayer Regions (hereby preferred to as "CORR") shall be a cross-regional alliance, to be founded by Nysa to promote roleplaying and provide a pathway for regions to get engaged in roleplaying with ease. Therefore, the Nysan Parliament does pass the following;
Article I • The Coalition of Roleplayer Regions shall be seated in Nysa as its capital region, and its President shall be elected by representatives of CORR regions, with each member region holding a single vote. • The President of CORR shall be responsible for the management of the CORR, and shall cooperate with the Nysa regional government to build the CORR, and find new member regions for the coalition. • Should the President of the CORR resign or become inactive for longer than 20 days, the Presidency shall revert to the President of Nysa or the Vice President of Nysa in his stead until an election can be called. In such a case an election must be called within two weeks. • The President of the CORR shall require an account on the Nysa regional forums and if he does not have one upon his elections must create one within a week or lose his Presidency and force another election.
Article II • Member Regions of the CORR shall all be considered equal, with none holding rights beyond those of others. • Each member region shall have the right to appoint a single delegate to the Nysan Parliament who shall hold one vote, however should they appoint such a delegate they therefore signify that there region agrees with all Nysan law and will comply with it, and member nations of their region may be prosecuted in the Nysan judicial system. • Member Regions of the CORR shall, if they practice population capping and should the cartographer of Nysa grant them it, be given the right to have their region added to the Nysan world map. • Member Regions of the CORR shall be hold the right to have a forum on the Nysan forums, either as their own official forum or a secondary gathering place for their regional members.
Article III • Member Regions of the CORR shall signify in a manner at their own discretion on their World Factbook Entry that they are members of the Coalition of Roleplayer Regions. • Member Regions of the CORR shall have the right to request both in-game and forum embassies with Nysa that shall be automatically granted approval.
Article IV • New regions may apply to become a member of the CORR at any time, and shall be granted membership upon approval from the President of the CORR and the President of Nysa. • Applications shall be open to any region that is strictly roleplayer and does not participate, as a region, in raiding or defending. • Membership shall be finalised once a treaty has been signed between the CORR and the applying member region, to affirm their agreement to the rules laid out in this act.
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Nov 21 2012, 10:39 AM
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Presidential Order #1 Under the authority granted to the President of The Nysan Organisation by The Constitution of Nysa under Article V S1 and S2 I hereby decree that the Regional Anthem of The Nysan Organisation shall be the following. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JSAd3NpDi6QI hereby commend this to Parliament for scrutiny. ~ Michael Quinn, Delegate for Battlion, The First President of The Nysan Organisation.
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