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RZ13 - The Reform the Immigration law

Published in Clark #5

WHEREAS Our immigration laws a failing us,

WHEREAS It is too complex to become a citizen,

WHEREAS several people DO apply to become citizen each month, but most are turned around by the complexity of the system,

THEREFORE the Ziu resolves to :

REVOKE any immigrations laws from the past to replace with this new bill

ESTABLISHES the procedure as being as follows :

Step 1 : The citizen must fill in a form designed by the minister of Immigration in place which will serve to establish the identity, history and motives of a prospective.

This form must include enough information to replace the current Biography and What Talossa means to me essay. It must also include the questions of the Upper Cort.

The form can be modified by a prime dictate or a bill passed by the ZIU if it is judged unsatisfactory.

Step 2 - The prospective must get to know other citizens via Wittenberg and any other means of communication.

Step 3 - The Upper cort must vote on the application, and upon approval by a majority of votes, must recommand to the minister of immigration to propose a bill establishing the citizenship of the prospective.

Step 4 - The bill must be approved in both the Senäts and the Cosâ by the simple majority.

Step 5 - Once the prospective has been approved, he has 3 months to complete succesfully the citizenship exam which, upon success, will complete his citizenship application. Upon failure, he has three months to convince the upper cort that despite his failure, he should be admitted by proving his knowledge of Talossan History.

30th Cosâ, Clark #5 results		Amendment?	Ziu	Cosâ				Senäts
Bill	Title		Result	Për	Contrâ	Abstain	Result	Për	Contrâ	Abstain	Result
RZ13	The Reform the Immigration law	No (double majority needed)	Pass	7	3	2	Pass	3	0	2	Pass