Post by Admin on Oct 7, 2015 23:49:47 GMT
The EDIT Act - PASSED
Emendation of Documents Incorrectly Transcribed Act
Section I
Subsection I
The executive, or any other designated official, is hereby granted power to rectify errors found in codified law
Subsection II
An error is defined as either a typographical mistake, a clause that has been effectively nullified by more recent or higher law, or a clause inserted into the law that defied the intent of its authors
Subsection III
The executive must list all edits made to legislation
Section II
Subsection I
The Constitution is still subject to amendment by the process outlined in Article IV of the Constitution of Libertatem
Section III
Subsection I
The Board may reverse an edit made by the executive by a simple majority vote
Subsection II
Alternatively, the Department of Justice or House of Representatives may strike down an edit as unconstitutional
Authored by President Pevvania, August 15th, 2014, and signed into law on August 20th.
Emendation of Documents Incorrectly Transcribed Act
Section I
Subsection I
The executive, or any other designated official, is hereby granted power to rectify errors found in codified law
Subsection II
An error is defined as either a typographical mistake, a clause that has been effectively nullified by more recent or higher law, or a clause inserted into the law that defied the intent of its authors
Subsection III
The executive must list all edits made to legislation
Section II
Subsection I
The Constitution is still subject to amendment by the process outlined in Article IV of the Constitution of Libertatem
Section III
Subsection I
The Board may reverse an edit made by the executive by a simple majority vote
Subsection II
Alternatively, the Department of Justice or House of Representatives may strike down an edit as unconstitutional
Authored by President Pevvania, August 15th, 2014, and signed into law on August 20th.