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RZ8 - The Immigration Reform Take Whatever Act

Published in Clark #2

Repealed

33 RZ8 - The Immigration Reform, Take Whatever, Act [superseded by 34RZ2]

WHEREAS, a nationwide consensus exists that Talossan immigration laws
themselves are in some part responsible for the drop-off in immigration
since the year 2000, and

WHEREAS, discussions on Wittenberg and at TalossaFest 2004 have revealed a
broad consensus in favour of immigration reform, though not necessarily on
all specifics, and

WHEREAS, someone has to get the ball rolling, and it might as well be me,

THEREFORE, the Ziu hereby enacts the following legislation into law as the
official Talossan rules for immigration procedure, understanding that all
older legislation which is directly in conflict with the principles outlined
herein is thereby rendered null and void, to the extent of the conflict.



  1. Non-Talossans shall become Talossan citizens through the immigration
    process outlined herein. No person who is already a Talossan citizen shall
    be affected by this legislation.



  2. In order to become a Talossan citizen, a non-citizen (hereafter, "the
    prospective") shall notify the Immigration Minister of his intent to acquire
    Talossan citizenship. He must provide proof of identity to the satisfaction
    of the Immigration Minister.


  3. Upon completion of step #2, the prospective shall be granted a Wittenberg
    account and must explain publicly, on Wittenberg, his reasons and
    motivations for seeking Talossan citizenship.

  4. Upon completion of step #3, the Immigration Minister, in consultation
    with the Government and with the Opposition Leader, shall either grant or
    refuse the prospective citizen Talossan citizenship. In the event of
    refusal, the prospective may repeat the process.


  5. If citizenship is granted under step #4, the person shall be considered a
    naturalized Talossan for all purposes, legal and moral.


  6. Members representing one-third of the Cosâ may, by resolution, during a
    period of one year following the naturalization of any prospective under
    this Act, express its official protest against the naturalization. In this
    event, the Ziu must itself ratify the person's citizenship, by law, or else
    the citizenship lapses.


  7. Any person naturalized under the provisions of this Act shall have one
    year following the date of his naturalization, to complete the Civics Exam
    and any other requirements for citizenship which may hereafter be imposed by
    law. Failure to complete these assignments within the one-year period shall
    result in the automatic termination of said citizenship.



  8. No person granted Talossan citizenship prior to 21 September 2004 shall
    be affected in any way by this Act.

    Uréu q'estadra så:

    33th Cosâ, Clark #2 resultsAmendment?ZiuCosâSenäts
    BillTitle ResultPërContrâAbstainResultPërContrâAbstainResult
    RZ8The Immigration Reform Take Whatever ActNo (double majority needed)Pass122380Pass600Pass


    Cosâ vote result

    #NameProvincePartySeatsRZ8VOC
    67Gary L. Cone VuodeMN30PërYes
    40Geoffrey D. Toumayan AtatûrkMN16PërYes
    112Marc MoisanAtatûrkZPT8ContrâYes
    53Márcüs CantaloûrAtatûrkMN30PërYes
    61Mximo CarbonelFlorenciàRCT2--
    57Pete Hottelet MaricopaMN16PërYes
    78Quedéir CastiglhâFlorenciàNVP30ContrâYes
    16Weston John -Wes- Erni AtatûrkMN30PërYes
    Number of Cosâ Members : 8

    Senäts vote result

    Province#NameRZ8
    Atatûrk53Márcüs CantaloûrPër
    Cézembre71Francesco Felici Për
    Florencià15Brook PànetâPër
    Maricopa57Pete Hottelet Për
    Maritiimi-Maxhestic2Danihel (Dan) LaurieirPër
    Benito16Weston John -Wes- Erni Për
    Vuode99Amy Durnford -