To bring iconic Frémont literature to the EastBe it enacted by the General Court of Lincoln assembled,[/center]
Section 1. Title
This legislation may be cited as the Lincoln Dreadnought Literature Recognition Act (LDLRA) .
Section 2. Honors
1. The works Dreadnought and Sovereign are to be preserved by the regional government for safekeeping and to pass on to future generations.
2. April Daniels is recognized by the region as a significant cultural contributor to the region of Lincoln.
Section 3. Dreadnought in English Class
1. English I students in Lincoln shall read Dreadnought as part of their curriculum.
2. English II students in Lincoln shall read Sovereign as part of their curriculum.
3. Until the release of the as of yet untitled and unreleased sequel to Sovereign colloquially known as Dreadnought 3, English III/IV students (the classes shall be held back-to-back with the same teacher and students in the same year until the release of Dreadnought 3) in Lincoln, alongside their non-Dreadnought curriculum, shall spend the first half of their curriculum (English III) writing short stories (at least seven pages long, double-spaced, 12pt Times New Roman) that represent what they think might happen in Dreadnought 3, taking advice from what Ms. Daniels has confirmed from the book if they need it. Peer review of these short stories shall be part of the second half of the curriculum (English IV).
4. Upon the release of Dreadnought 3, English IV students in Lincoln shall read it as part of their curriculum.
Section 4. Enforcement
1. Section 2 shall take effect immediately upon the bill becoming law.
2. Section 3, Provisions 1 through 3 shall take effect with the 2022-23 school year.
3. Upon the release of Dreadnought 3, Section 3, Provision 3 shall be repealed effective immediately and replaced with Section 3, Provision 4.
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Sponsor: Utah Neolib (Authored by Frémont Citizen Peebs)
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Sponsor, please advocate for your bill.
