The White House: Tmthforu94 Administration

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Executive Order
Dismissal of National Archivist

I commend Razze for being a great legislator - he is a valuable member of the House of Representatives. However, due to failure to carry out his cabinet position duties, Razze is hereby dismissed as National Archivist.

An additional executive order will be made in the near future regarding changes and appointments to the National Archives.

X President Tmthforu94

[Lumine]

Mr. President, the Woke Worker Protection Act has been passed by Congress.

Act of Congress
To protect the rights of workers

Be it enacted by both houses of Congress assembled:

SECTION I: NAME

1. This act shall be referred to as the "Woke Worker Protection Act".

SECTION II: WORKER PROTECTIONS

1. Any employer subject to regulation under the Fair Labor Standards Act shall be responsible for ensuring that areas provided to employees to express breast milk shall be kept sanitary. No prison or jail employer shall prohibit employees from possessing a breast pump within their workspace. 29 USC 207(r)(1)(B) shall be amended accordingly.
2. Any employer subject to regulation under the Fair Labor Standards Act that pay an hourly wage and call-in employees to work partial shifts on an unscheduled day shall guarantee either a minimum shift of four (4) paid hours or an elevated wage rate equivalent to four (4) hours wages for the time worked. 29 USC 207 and 29 CFR 778 shall be amended accordingly.
3. No federal employer, private employer contracting with the federal government, public employer receiving federal funds, or private employer in interstate commerce shall be permitted to deduct contributions to a third-party from employee paychecks without the affirmative consent of the employee or any equitable remedy including but not limited to garnishment awarded by a federal, Regional, or State court with appropriate jurisdiction.
4. The regulation mandating employers give out private employee contact information is hereby eliminated. 29 CFR 102.62(d) shall be amended accordingly.
5. Eligible whistleblowers to the SEC shall be permitted to keep up to 30% of resulting fines exceeding $1 Million dollars. 15 USC 78u-6 shall be amended accordingly.

SECTION III: EMPLOYER PROTECTIONS

1. The regulation requiring employers to physically display posters referencing federal minimum wage and hour laws, workplace safety laws, polygraph protection laws, Drug free workplace laws, Discrimination laws, and whistleblower protection laws, shall not apply to employers who:
     a. Distribute all information that is contained on the posters to each employee upon their initial hiring
     b. Maintains a website displaying all information that is contained on the posters
     c. Provides written notice to all employees whenever information contained on the posters is changed by law
2. Employer policies allowing guns to be stored in locked cars on employee parking lots shall not be interpreted to violate the general duty clause of the Occupational Safety and Health Act. The Letter from Director Roger Clark, OSHA policy regarding violent employee behavior, OSHA Std. Interp. 1226 (D.O.L.), (1992) is hereby rescinded.

SECTION IV: VIOLENT DISRUPTION OF INTERSTATE COMMERCE

1. Except as otherwise provided herein, whoever in any way or degree obstructs, delays, or affects commerce or the movement of any article or commodity in commerce, by A.) robbery; B.) extortion; C.) conspiracies to commit robbery or extortion; or D.) threats of physical violence to any person or property in furtherance of a plan or purpose to do anything in violation of this section, shall be fined not more than $10,000, imprisoned for a term of not more than two (2) years, or both. 18 USC 1951 (Hobbs Act) shall be amended accordingly.
2. This act shall not apply to any conduct that A.) is incidental to otherwise peaceful picketing during the course of a labor dispute; B.) consists solely of minor bodily injury, or minor damage to property, or threat or fear of such minor injury or damage; and C.) is not part of a pattern of violent conduct or of coordinated violent activity.
3. The term ‘extortion’ shall be defined as the obtaining of property from any person, with the consent of that person, if that consent is induced A.) by actual or threatened use of force or violence, or fear thereof; or B.) by wrongful use of fear not involving force or violence.
4. The term ‘robbery’ shall be defined as the unlawful taking or obtaining of personal property from the person or in the presence of another, against his or her will, by means of A.) actual or threatened force or violence, or fear of injury, immediate or future; B.) actual or threatened force or violence to his or her person or property, or property in his or her custody or possession; or C.) actual or threatened force or violence to the person or property of a relative or member of his or her family, or of anyone in his or her company at the time of the taking or obtaining.
5. The term ‘labor dispute’ has the same meaning as in 29 U.S.C. 152(9)(National Labor Relations Act).

SECTION V: IMPLEMENTATION

1. This act shall take effect six (6) months from the date of enactment.

People's House of Representatives
Passed 6-3-0 in the People's House Assembled,


People's Regional Senate
Passed 4-3-0 in the Atlasian Senate Assembled,


Joint Passage of Act of Congress

x LuminevonReuental

[Lumine]

Mr. President, the Dumb Regulations Repeal Act 16-17 has been passed by Congress.

DUMB REGULATIONS REPEAL ACT 16. SWEET SIXTEEN AND 17. SEVENTEEN

Act of Congress

To make our country proud and free!

Be it enacted by both houses of Congress assembled:

1. The regulation requiring drive-thru equipment to contain braille lettering is hereby eliminated. 28 CFR 36.307 shall be amended accordingly.
2. The regulation prohibiting flavored Egg Nog from being labeled Egg Nog is herbey eliminated. 21 CFR 131.170(g) shall be amended accordingly.
3. The regulation criminalizing gambling on Subdepartment of Agriculture property is hereby elimianted. 7 CFR 501.6 shall be amended accordingly.
4. The regulation prohibiting malt liquor from being advertised as "Pre War Strength" is hereby eliminated. 27 CFR 7.29(f) shall be amended accordingly.
5. The regulation prohibiting the sale of turkey wishbones with attached neck skin in interstate commerce is hereby eliminated. 9 CFR 381.170(b)(3) shall be amended accordingly.
6. The regulation prohibiting the manufacture, sale, or transportation of Giblets that are not identical ratios of hearts, livers, and gizzards is hereby eliminated. 9 CFR 381.170(b)(22) shall be amended accordingly.
7. Kratom (Mitrogyna specioca) is hereby declared to be Generally Recognized As Safe (GRAS). All contrary agency guidance from the FDA and DEA is hereby rescinded.
8. The regulation prohibiting the registration of Trademarks containing immoral or scandalous matter is hereby eliminated. 15 USC 1502(a) shall be amended accordingly.
9. The regulation prohibiting the use or possession of alcohol while fishing in Lower Suwannee National Wildlife Refuge is hereby eliminated. 50 CFR 32.28(d)(4) shall be amended accordingly.
10. The regulation imposing a mandatory reitrement age of sixty-five (65) on commercial passenger pilots shall be increased to sixty-eight (68). 49 USC 44729 and 14 CFR 121.383(c) shall be amended accordingly.
11. No federal law or regulation prohibiting sex discrimination shall be interpreted to prohibit "Ladies Night" drink promotions. 42 USC 1981 et seq. shall be amended accordingly.
12. The regulation criminalizing consensual sex on Veterans' Affairs property is hereby eliminated. 18 CFR 1.218(a)(16) shall be amended accordingly.
13. The regulation requiring vehicles with Adaptive Driving Beam headlights to contain a functionless semiautomatic switch is hereby eliminated. 49 CFR 571.108(S6.6.1) and 49  CFR 571.108(S9.4) shall be amended accordingly.
14. The regulation prohibiting Commercial airmen from consuming alcohol within eight ( 8 ) hours of flying an aircraft shall not be interpreted as applying to small amounts of alcohol consumed as part of a religious rite or ritual provided the amount consumed does not result in the Airman's BAC exceeding 0.02. 14 CFR 91.17 shall be amended accordingly.
15. The regulation prohibitng the hiring of commercial airmen previously convicted of a drug-related crime is hereby eliminated. 14 CFR 63.12 shall be amended accordingly.
16. The maximum aircraft speed limits for aircraft safely operating below 10,000 feet shall be increased from 250 Knots (288 MPH) to 270 Knots (311 MPH). 14 CFR 91.117(a) shall be amended accordingly.
17. The regulation requiring flight crewmembers to always wear seatbelts while at the crewmembers station is hereby eliminated. 14 CFR 91.105(a)(2) shall be amended accordingly.
18. The regulation capping Air Traffic Control workers from working more than ten (10) consecutive hours shall be increased to twelve (12). 14 CFR 65.47(a) shall be amended accordingly.
19. The regulation requiring certified Air Mechanics and repairmen to physically display their certificate while working on an aircraft is hereby eliminated. 14 CFR 65.89 and 14 CFR 65.105 shall be amended accordingly.
20. The regulation imposing a waiting period of ninety (90) days on certificated Parachute Riggers is hereby eliminated. 14 CFR 65.129(f)(1) shall be amended accordingly.
21. The regulation prohibting mutes from serving as Parachute Riggers is hereby eliminated. 14 CFR 65.113(a)(2) shall be amended accordingly.
22. The regulation requiring certified airmen to notify the FAA within thirty (30) days of changing addresses shall be extended to sixty (60) days. 14 CFR 63.21 shall be amended accordingly.
23. The regulation prohibiting the otherwise lawful shooting of Canadian geese from a sailboat with unfurled sails is hereby eliminated. 50 CFR §21.61 shall be amended accordingly.
24. The regulation prohibiting the sale of pasteurized process cheese if it doesn't have a "velvety body". 7 CFR §58.736(b) shall be amended accordingly.
25. The regulation criminalizing the clogging of a public toilet on Forestry Service land shall exclude clogs resulting from human feces or vomit. 36 CFR 261.11(a) shall be amended accordingly.
26. The regulation prohibiting the sale of hamburger with more than 30% Fat is hereby eliminated. 9 CFR 319.15(b) shall be amended accordingly.
27. The regulation prohibiting the manufacture, transportation, or sale of mattresses whose prototype was not tested by dropping three (3) lit cigarettes on the mattress is hereby eliminated. 16 CFR 1632.3(c) and 16 CFR 1632.4(d)(1)(i) shall be amended accordingly.
28. The regulation requiring NFA Firearms owner applicants to acquire a Letter from the Chief Law Enforcement Officer of a Locality is hereby eliminated. 27 CFR 479 et seq. and ATF Forms 1 and 4 shall be amended accordingly.
29. The regulation prohibiting the sale of bunk beds lacking instructions to use the ladder is hereby eliminated. 16 CFR §1513.6(b)(5) shall be amended accordingly.
30. The regulation prohibiting airline employees from allowing passengers on interstate flights to share cups is hereby eliminated. 21 CFR §1250.44(a) shall be amended accordingly.
31. The regulation using a hilariously complex formula to cap the fat content of the solids of pasteurized process cheese made of multiple varieties of cheese is hereby eliminated. 21 CFR 133.169(a)(4)(ii) shall be amended accordingly.
32. The regulation prohibiting the sale of canned tuna flakes where less than half of the flakes fit through a ½-inch-mesh screen is hereby eliminated. 21 CFR §161.190(a)(3)(iii) shall be amended accordingly.
33. The regulation limiting persons from possessing and storing used liquor bottles is hereby eliminated. 27 CFR 31.203 is hereby repealed.
34. The regulation prohibiting the sale of ice cream that weighs less than 4.5 pounds to the gallon is hereby eliminated. 21 CFR §135.110(a)(2) shall be amended accordingly.
35. The regulation criminalizing the taking of pictures within 25 yards of a wolf in Denali National Park is hereby eliminated. 36 CFR §13.920(b)(2) shall be amended accordingly.
36. The regulation prohibiting the sale of lactating cow udders for human consumption is hereby eliminated. 9 CFR §310.17 shall be amended accordingly.
37. The regulation prohibiting a brewery from storing full kegs of beer in the same part of a brewery as empty kegs of beer is hereby eliminated. 27 CFR §25.36 shall be amended accordingly.
38. The regulation prohibiting the display of a flag, banner or similar device oustide the Supreme Court Building on the appurtenant grounds is hereby eliminated. 40 USC 6135 and 40 USC 6137(a) shall be amended accordingly.
39. The regulation prohibiting the manufacture, sale, or transportation of French dressing containing non-traditional color additives in interstate commerce is hereby eliminated. 21 CFR §169.115(c)(7) shall be amended accordingly.
40. The regulation criminalizing the parking of a vehicle in a reserved parking space at a NASA facility is hereby eliminated. 14 CFR §1204.1101(c)(5) shall be amended accordingly.
41. The regulation prohibiting a ship's radio operator from willfully engaging in superfluous radio communication is hereby eliminated. 47 CFR §80.89(a) shall be amended accordingly.
42. The regulation criminalizing the failure to surrender cash found upon National Institutes of Health property shall exclude cash amounts lower than $100.00. 45 CFR 3.5 shall be amended accordingly.
43. The regulation prohibiting the sale of a penis constriction ring lacking instructions to wait an hour between uses is hereby eliminated. 21 CFR 876.5020, 801.5, 801.15, and any contrary FDA Guidance documents shall be amended accordingly.
44. The regulation prohibiting the international shipment of more than four (4) crocodylia specimens in hereby eliminated. 50 CFR 23.15(c)(3)(iii) shall be amended accordingly.
45. The regulation limiting the importation of ivory shall not apply to de minimis amounts cumulatively weighing less than 5 grams. 50 CFR 23.15(f) shall be amended accordingly.
46. The Government of Atlasia hereby relinquishes any and all ownership of any non-counterfeit Atlasian 1933 $20 Dollar Coins and 1894-S Dime Coins that are not presently in the possession of the Atlasian government.
47. The regulation prohibiting the Nyman Metropolitan Area Transit Authority from selling advertising space promoting or opposing religion is hereby eliminated. NMATA Guidelines Governing Commercial Advertising Rule 12 shall be repealed.
48. The regulation requiring open air water reservoirs to treat raw water for Cryptosporidium prior to storage even if the water will be treated prior to distribution is hereby eliminated. 40 CFR 141.704 shall be amended accordingly.
49. The regulation imposing strict liability on common or contract carriers who transport a firearm across regional lines without requiring a signature for receipt shall be amended to require that the common or contract carrier knew it was transporting a firearm. 18 U.S.C. 922(F)(2) shall be amended accordingly.
50. No region or locality may make any regulation interfering with the sale in interstate commerce of disposable plastic bags.
51. No region or locality may implement a regulatory scheme for GMO labeling of goods in interstate commerce contrary to those federal regulations on the subject.
52. The regulation capping the allowable level of ozone under the NAAQS regulations shall be increased from seventy (70)PPB to seventy-two (72)PPB. 40 CFR 50 shall be amended accordingly.
53. The New Source Pollution Standards (NSPS) for new residential hydronic heaters are hereby eliminated. 40 CFR 60 shall be amended accordingly.
54. The regulation criminalizing the transportation of wet batteries in interstate commerce unless they are individually sealed in plastic bags or have both terminals taped off is hereby eliminated. 49 CFR 173.159(a)(2) shall be amended accordingly.
55. Beginning on July 4, 2020, the calculation of an area’s fair market rent under the benefit formula for Section 8 housing assistance shall be based on the average in the Metropolitan Statistical Area (MSA) of the housing rather than the Zone Improvement Plan (ZIP) Code.
56. The regulation defining silencers and other hearing protection devices as firearms subject to federal tax licensure under the National Firearms Act is hereby eliminated. 5845(a)(7) shall be amended accordingly.
57. The regulation purporting to allow anyone to reneg on a contract with a door-to-door salesperson within three (3) days of making the contract is hereby eliminated. 16 CFR 429.0 - 16 CFR 429.3 are hereby repealed.
58. The regulation capping individual SSI overpayment recoveries is hereby eliminated. shall be amended accordingly. 42 USC 404 shall be amended accordingly.
59. The regulation mandating that all mandatory labels for wool products with necks be attached to the inside neck is hereby eliminated. 15 USC 68b(f) shall be amended accordingly.
60. All regulations pertaining to State Boxing Authorities or Boards are hereby eliminated. 15 USC 6301 - 6313 is hereby repealed.
61. The regulation capping the amount of beeswax gum that may be used as an ingredient in chewing gum sold in interstate commerce is hereby eliminated. 21 CFR 184.1973(d) shall be amended accordingly.
62. The regulation requiring veterinarians to Keep records for 5 years of all migratory birds that die while in their care, including the species of bird, the type of injury, the date of acquisition, the date of death, and whether the bird was euthanized shall be eliminated. 50 CFR 21.12(c)(3)
63. The regulation prohibiting persons from using a raptor to assist in removing a migratory bird from an enclosed building without a permit is hereby eliminated. 50 CFR 21.12(d)(3) shall be amended accordingly.
64. The regulation prohibiting the sale of champagne manufactured in glass containers larger than one (1) gallon during secondary fermentation is hereby eliminated. 27 CFR 4.21(b)(2) shall be amended accordingly.
65. The regulation prohibiting pets in National Park buildings and transportation is hereby eliminated. 36 CFR 2.15 shall be amended accordingly.
66. The regulation setting a maximum leash length for pets in National Park areas is hereby eliminated. 36 CFR 2.15(a)(2) shall be amended accordiingly.
67. The regulation prohibiting the possession, manufacture, transportation, or sale of a ballistic knife in interstate commerce is hereby eliminated. 15 USC 1245 shall be amended accordingly.
68. The regulation requiring that any ink used in governmental printing contain 20% Vegetable-based ink is hereby eliminated. 44 USC 501 shall be amended accordingly.
69. The regulations imposing special rules for Y2K compliance on computers manufactured in interstate commerce are hereby eliminate. 15 USC 6601 - 6617 is hereby repealed.
70. The regulation prohibiting the issuance of a visa to any alien who has engaged in prostitution within ten (10) years of applying is hereby eliminated. 8 USC 1182 shall be amended accordingly.
71. The regulation prohibiting the manufacture of portable gasoline containers lacking caps with secondary locking mechanisms is hereby eliminated. 16 CFR 1460.3 shall be amended accordingly.
72. The regulation capping the diameter of vegetable spaghetti and vegetable vermicelli sold in interstate commerce is hereby eliminated.  21 CFR 139.125(c) shall be amended accordingly.
73. All regulations contained at 21 CFR 73.275 pertaining to dried algae meal used as chicken feed are hereby eliminated with the exception of the labeling requirements on the meal listing the concentrations of xanthophyll and ethoxyquin.
74. The regulation limiting the allowable font choices for roll-your-own tobacco advertising is hereby eliminated. 21 CFR §1143.3(b)(2)(iii) shall be amended accordingly.
75. The regulation criminalizing skateboarding on National Institutes of Health property is hereby eliminated. 45 C.F.R. 3.42(e) shall be amended accordingly.
76. The regulation requiring the proprietor of a bonded winery to keep records of their sugar purchases is hereby eliminated. 27 CFR 24.317 shall be amended accordingly.
77. The regulation criminalizing the injuring of a government-owned lamp is hereby eliminated. 40 U.S.C. §8103(b)(4) shall be amended accordingly.
78. The regulation criminalizing the willful handling of peat moss without wearing goggles on a cargo ship is hereby eliminated. 46 CFR §148.290(c) shall be amended accordingly.
79. All regulations pertaining to sports agents are hereby eliminated. 15 USC 7802 is hereby repealed.
80. The regulation prohibiting the importation of Japanese cucumbers to continental Atlasia is hereby eliminated. 7 CFR §319.56–13(a) and (b)(2)(x) shall be amended accordingly.
81. The regulation prohibiting the training of an otherwise lawful hunting dog in Shiawassee National Wildlife Refuge is hereby eliminated. 50 CFR §32.41 shall be amended accordingly.
82. The regulation prohibiting the manufacture of stills without notifying the Alcohol and Tobacco Tax Bureau shall not be interpreted to include non-commercial stills that do not produce alcohol for sale. 27 CFR 29.47 shall be amended accordingly.
83. The regulation prohibiting a person from setting up a still without notifying the Alcohol and Tobacco Tax Bureau shall not be interpreted to include non-commercial stills that do not produce alcohol for sale. 27 CFR 29.49 shall be amended accordingly.
84. The regulation prohibiting the manufacture of stills without a serial number shall not be interpreted to include non-commercial stills that do not produce alcohol for sale. 27 CFR 29.53 shall be amended accordingly.
85. The regulation requiring the registration of all stills shall not be interpreted to include non-commercial stills that do not produce alcohol for sale. 27 CFR 29.55 shall be amended accordingly.
86. The regulation requiring that operators of commercial stills keep all required records stored onsite shall be amended to permit offsite storage if the records can be easily provided upon request or digitally stored. 27 CFR 29.59 shall be amended accordingly.
87. The regulation requiring a permit to acquire a European rabbit is hereby eliminated. 50 CFR §16.11(a)(3) shall be amended accordingly.
88. The regulation prohibiting the insterstate transportation of fire extinguishers if they contain an extinguishing agent that's flammable is hereby eliminated. 49 CFR §173.309(a)(1), (b)(1), (c)(1) & (d)(1) shall be amended accordingly.
89. The regulation criminalizing the act of letting your pet make a noise that scares the wildlife in a national park is hereby eliminated. 36 C.F.R. §2.15(a)(4) shall be amended accordingly.
90. No regulation shall be interpreted as permitting federal prisoners to obtain erectile dysfucnction medicine while imprisoned. Any contrary guidance documents are hereby rescinded.
91. The regulation prohibiting the removal of milk from a quarantined giraffe, or any animal that "chews the cud" is hereby eliminated. 9 CFR §§93.400 & 93.414 shall be amended accordingly.
92. The regulation prohibiting the award of a foreign farm worker certificate to a person who has engaged in prostitution within the past ten (10) years is hereby eliminated. 29 USC 1813 shall be amended accordingly.
93. Any regulation requiring that trees on federal land be individually surveyed prior to timbering is hereby rescinded.
94. The regulation prohibiting a specified weight loss device that fits in the mouth to discourage eating is hereby eliminated. 21 CFR 876.5981(b)(4)(i)(C) shall be amended accordingly.
95. The regulation prohibiting the feeding of non-weed forage certified hay to a horse in the Kenai Wildlife Refuge is hereby eliminated. 50 CFR §36.39(i)(9)(iv) shall be amended accordingly.
96. The regulation requiring an NDEPS Permit under the Clean Water Act when adding sediment pollution into the waters of Atlasia shall not be interpreted as including the incidental spillback of dredging material being lawfully removed from the waters of Atlasia. 33 USC 1342 shall be amended accordingly.

House of Representatives
Passed 9-0 in the Atlasian House of Representatives assembled,


People's Regional Senate
Passed 4-0-1 in the Atlasian Senate Assembled,


Joint Passage of Act of Congress

x LumineVonReuental

[tmthforu94]

Mr. President, the Woke Worker Protection Act has been passed by Congress.

Act of Congress
To protect the rights of workers

Be it enacted by both houses of Congress assembled:

SECTION I: NAME

1. This act shall be referred to as the "Woke Worker Protection Act".

SECTION II: WORKER PROTECTIONS

1. Any employer subject to regulation under the Fair Labor Standards Act shall be responsible for ensuring that areas provided to employees to express breast milk shall be kept sanitary. No prison or jail employer shall prohibit employees from possessing a breast pump within their workspace. 29 USC 207(r)(1)(B) shall be amended accordingly.
2. Any employer subject to regulation under the Fair Labor Standards Act that pay an hourly wage and call-in employees to work partial shifts on an unscheduled day shall guarantee either a minimum shift of four (4) paid hours or an elevated wage rate equivalent to four (4) hours wages for the time worked. 29 USC 207 and 29 CFR 778 shall be amended accordingly.
3. No federal employer, private employer contracting with the federal government, public employer receiving federal funds, or private employer in interstate commerce shall be permitted to deduct contributions to a third-party from employee paychecks without the affirmative consent of the employee or any equitable remedy including but not limited to garnishment awarded by a federal, Regional, or State court with appropriate jurisdiction.
4. The regulation mandating employers give out private employee contact information is hereby eliminated. 29 CFR 102.62(d) shall be amended accordingly.
5. Eligible whistleblowers to the SEC shall be permitted to keep up to 30% of resulting fines exceeding $1 Million dollars. 15 USC 78u-6 shall be amended accordingly.

SECTION III: EMPLOYER PROTECTIONS

1. The regulation requiring employers to physically display posters referencing federal minimum wage and hour laws, workplace safety laws, polygraph protection laws, Drug free workplace laws, Discrimination laws, and whistleblower protection laws, shall not apply to employers who:
     a. Distribute all information that is contained on the posters to each employee upon their initial hiring
     b. Maintains a website displaying all information that is contained on the posters
     c. Provides written notice to all employees whenever information contained on the posters is changed by law
2. Employer policies allowing guns to be stored in locked cars on employee parking lots shall not be interpreted to violate the general duty clause of the Occupational Safety and Health Act. The Letter from Director Roger Clark, OSHA policy regarding violent employee behavior, OSHA Std. Interp. 1226 (D.O.L.), (1992) is hereby rescinded.

SECTION IV: VIOLENT DISRUPTION OF INTERSTATE COMMERCE

1. Except as otherwise provided herein, whoever in any way or degree obstructs, delays, or affects commerce or the movement of any article or commodity in commerce, by A.) robbery; B.) extortion; C.) conspiracies to commit robbery or extortion; or D.) threats of physical violence to any person or property in furtherance of a plan or purpose to do anything in violation of this section, shall be fined not more than $10,000, imprisoned for a term of not more than two (2) years, or both. 18 USC 1951 (Hobbs Act) shall be amended accordingly.
2. This act shall not apply to any conduct that A.) is incidental to otherwise peaceful picketing during the course of a labor dispute; B.) consists solely of minor bodily injury, or minor damage to property, or threat or fear of such minor injury or damage; and C.) is not part of a pattern of violent conduct or of coordinated violent activity.
3. The term ‘extortion’ shall be defined as the obtaining of property from any person, with the consent of that person, if that consent is induced A.) by actual or threatened use of force or violence, or fear thereof; or B.) by wrongful use of fear not involving force or violence.
4. The term ‘robbery’ shall be defined as the unlawful taking or obtaining of personal property from the person or in the presence of another, against his or her will, by means of A.) actual or threatened force or violence, or fear of injury, immediate or future; B.) actual or threatened force or violence to his or her person or property, or property in his or her custody or possession; or C.) actual or threatened force or violence to the person or property of a relative or member of his or her family, or of anyone in his or her company at the time of the taking or obtaining.
5. The term ‘labor dispute’ has the same meaning as in 29 U.S.C. 152(9)(National Labor Relations Act).

SECTION V: IMPLEMENTATION

1. This act shall take effect six (6) months from the date of enactment.

People's House of Representatives
Passed 6-3-0 in the People's House Assembled,


People's Regional Senate
Passed 4-3-0 in the Atlasian Senate Assembled,


Joint Passage of Act of Congress

x LuminevonReuental

X President Tmthforu94

[tmthforu94]

Mr. President, the Dumb Regulations Repeal Act 16-17 has been passed by Congress.

DUMB REGULATIONS REPEAL ACT 16. SWEET SIXTEEN AND 17. SEVENTEEN

Act of Congress

To make our country proud and free!

Be it enacted by both houses of Congress assembled:

1. The regulation requiring drive-thru equipment to contain braille lettering is hereby eliminated. 28 CFR 36.307 shall be amended accordingly.
2. The regulation prohibiting flavored Egg Nog from being labeled Egg Nog is herbey eliminated. 21 CFR 131.170(g) shall be amended accordingly.
3. The regulation criminalizing gambling on Subdepartment of Agriculture property is hereby elimianted. 7 CFR 501.6 shall be amended accordingly.
4. The regulation prohibiting malt liquor from being advertised as "Pre War Strength" is hereby eliminated. 27 CFR 7.29(f) shall be amended accordingly.
5. The regulation prohibiting the sale of turkey wishbones with attached neck skin in interstate commerce is hereby eliminated. 9 CFR 381.170(b)(3) shall be amended accordingly.
6. The regulation prohibiting the manufacture, sale, or transportation of Giblets that are not identical ratios of hearts, livers, and gizzards is hereby eliminated. 9 CFR 381.170(b)(22) shall be amended accordingly.
7. Kratom (Mitrogyna specioca) is hereby declared to be Generally Recognized As Safe (GRAS). All contrary agency guidance from the FDA and DEA is hereby rescinded.
8. The regulation prohibiting the registration of Trademarks containing immoral or scandalous matter is hereby eliminated. 15 USC 1502(a) shall be amended accordingly.
9. The regulation prohibiting the use or possession of alcohol while fishing in Lower Suwannee National Wildlife Refuge is hereby eliminated. 50 CFR 32.28(d)(4) shall be amended accordingly.
10. The regulation imposing a mandatory reitrement age of sixty-five (65) on commercial passenger pilots shall be increased to sixty-eight (68). 49 USC 44729 and 14 CFR 121.383(c) shall be amended accordingly.
11. No federal law or regulation prohibiting sex discrimination shall be interpreted to prohibit "Ladies Night" drink promotions. 42 USC 1981 et seq. shall be amended accordingly.
12. The regulation criminalizing consensual sex on Veterans' Affairs property is hereby eliminated. 18 CFR 1.218(a)(16) shall be amended accordingly.
13. The regulation requiring vehicles with Adaptive Driving Beam headlights to contain a functionless semiautomatic switch is hereby eliminated. 49 CFR 571.108(S6.6.1) and 49  CFR 571.108(S9.4) shall be amended accordingly.
14. The regulation prohibiting Commercial airmen from consuming alcohol within eight ( 8 ) hours of flying an aircraft shall not be interpreted as applying to small amounts of alcohol consumed as part of a religious rite or ritual provided the amount consumed does not result in the Airman's BAC exceeding 0.02. 14 CFR 91.17 shall be amended accordingly.
15. The regulation prohibitng the hiring of commercial airmen previously convicted of a drug-related crime is hereby eliminated. 14 CFR 63.12 shall be amended accordingly.
16. The maximum aircraft speed limits for aircraft safely operating below 10,000 feet shall be increased from 250 Knots (288 MPH) to 270 Knots (311 MPH). 14 CFR 91.117(a) shall be amended accordingly.
17. The regulation requiring flight crewmembers to always wear seatbelts while at the crewmembers station is hereby eliminated. 14 CFR 91.105(a)(2) shall be amended accordingly.
18. The regulation capping Air Traffic Control workers from working more than ten (10) consecutive hours shall be increased to twelve (12). 14 CFR 65.47(a) shall be amended accordingly.
19. The regulation requiring certified Air Mechanics and repairmen to physically display their certificate while working on an aircraft is hereby eliminated. 14 CFR 65.89 and 14 CFR 65.105 shall be amended accordingly.
20. The regulation imposing a waiting period of ninety (90) days on certificated Parachute Riggers is hereby eliminated. 14 CFR 65.129(f)(1) shall be amended accordingly.
21. The regulation prohibting mutes from serving as Parachute Riggers is hereby eliminated. 14 CFR 65.113(a)(2) shall be amended accordingly.
22. The regulation requiring certified airmen to notify the FAA within thirty (30) days of changing addresses shall be extended to sixty (60) days. 14 CFR 63.21 shall be amended accordingly.
23. The regulation prohibiting the otherwise lawful shooting of Canadian geese from a sailboat with unfurled sails is hereby eliminated. 50 CFR §21.61 shall be amended accordingly.
24. The regulation prohibiting the sale of pasteurized process cheese if it doesn't have a "velvety body". 7 CFR §58.736(b) shall be amended accordingly.
25. The regulation criminalizing the clogging of a public toilet on Forestry Service land shall exclude clogs resulting from human feces or vomit. 36 CFR 261.11(a) shall be amended accordingly.
26. The regulation prohibiting the sale of hamburger with more than 30% Fat is hereby eliminated. 9 CFR 319.15(b) shall be amended accordingly.
27. The regulation prohibiting the manufacture, transportation, or sale of mattresses whose prototype was not tested by dropping three (3) lit cigarettes on the mattress is hereby eliminated. 16 CFR 1632.3(c) and 16 CFR 1632.4(d)(1)(i) shall be amended accordingly.
28. The regulation requiring NFA Firearms owner applicants to acquire a Letter from the Chief Law Enforcement Officer of a Locality is hereby eliminated. 27 CFR 479 et seq. and ATF Forms 1 and 4 shall be amended accordingly.
29. The regulation prohibiting the sale of bunk beds lacking instructions to use the ladder is hereby eliminated. 16 CFR §1513.6(b)(5) shall be amended accordingly.
30. The regulation prohibiting airline employees from allowing passengers on interstate flights to share cups is hereby eliminated. 21 CFR §1250.44(a) shall be amended accordingly.
31. The regulation using a hilariously complex formula to cap the fat content of the solids of pasteurized process cheese made of multiple varieties of cheese is hereby eliminated. 21 CFR 133.169(a)(4)(ii) shall be amended accordingly.
32. The regulation prohibiting the sale of canned tuna flakes where less than half of the flakes fit through a ½-inch-mesh screen is hereby eliminated. 21 CFR §161.190(a)(3)(iii) shall be amended accordingly.
33. The regulation limiting persons from possessing and storing used liquor bottles is hereby eliminated. 27 CFR 31.203 is hereby repealed.
34. The regulation prohibiting the sale of ice cream that weighs less than 4.5 pounds to the gallon is hereby eliminated. 21 CFR §135.110(a)(2) shall be amended accordingly.
35. The regulation criminalizing the taking of pictures within 25 yards of a wolf in Denali National Park is hereby eliminated. 36 CFR §13.920(b)(2) shall be amended accordingly.
36. The regulation prohibiting the sale of lactating cow udders for human consumption is hereby eliminated. 9 CFR §310.17 shall be amended accordingly.
37. The regulation prohibiting a brewery from storing full kegs of beer in the same part of a brewery as empty kegs of beer is hereby eliminated. 27 CFR §25.36 shall be amended accordingly.
38. The regulation prohibiting the display of a flag, banner or similar device oustide the Supreme Court Building on the appurtenant grounds is hereby eliminated. 40 USC 6135 and 40 USC 6137(a) shall be amended accordingly.
39. The regulation prohibiting the manufacture, sale, or transportation of French dressing containing non-traditional color additives in interstate commerce is hereby eliminated. 21 CFR §169.115(c)(7) shall be amended accordingly.
40. The regulation criminalizing the parking of a vehicle in a reserved parking space at a NASA facility is hereby eliminated. 14 CFR §1204.1101(c)(5) shall be amended accordingly.
41. The regulation prohibiting a ship's radio operator from willfully engaging in superfluous radio communication is hereby eliminated. 47 CFR §80.89(a) shall be amended accordingly.
42. The regulation criminalizing the failure to surrender cash found upon National Institutes of Health property shall exclude cash amounts lower than $100.00. 45 CFR 3.5 shall be amended accordingly.
43. The regulation prohibiting the sale of a penis constriction ring lacking instructions to wait an hour between uses is hereby eliminated. 21 CFR 876.5020, 801.5, 801.15, and any contrary FDA Guidance documents shall be amended accordingly.
44. The regulation prohibiting the international shipment of more than four (4) crocodylia specimens in hereby eliminated. 50 CFR 23.15(c)(3)(iii) shall be amended accordingly.
45. The regulation limiting the importation of ivory shall not apply to de minimis amounts cumulatively weighing less than 5 grams. 50 CFR 23.15(f) shall be amended accordingly.
46. The Government of Atlasia hereby relinquishes any and all ownership of any non-counterfeit Atlasian 1933 $20 Dollar Coins and 1894-S Dime Coins that are not presently in the possession of the Atlasian government.
47. The regulation prohibiting the Nyman Metropolitan Area Transit Authority from selling advertising space promoting or opposing religion is hereby eliminated. NMATA Guidelines Governing Commercial Advertising Rule 12 shall be repealed.
48. The regulation requiring open air water reservoirs to treat raw water for Cryptosporidium prior to storage even if the water will be treated prior to distribution is hereby eliminated. 40 CFR 141.704 shall be amended accordingly.
49. The regulation imposing strict liability on common or contract carriers who transport a firearm across regional lines without requiring a signature for receipt shall be amended to require that the common or contract carrier knew it was transporting a firearm. 18 U.S.C. 922(F)(2) shall be amended accordingly.
50. No region or locality may make any regulation interfering with the sale in interstate commerce of disposable plastic bags.
51. No region or locality may implement a regulatory scheme for GMO labeling of goods in interstate commerce contrary to those federal regulations on the subject.
52. The regulation capping the allowable level of ozone under the NAAQS regulations shall be increased from seventy (70)PPB to seventy-two (72)PPB. 40 CFR 50 shall be amended accordingly.
53. The New Source Pollution Standards (NSPS) for new residential hydronic heaters are hereby eliminated. 40 CFR 60 shall be amended accordingly.
54. The regulation criminalizing the transportation of wet batteries in interstate commerce unless they are individually sealed in plastic bags or have both terminals taped off is hereby eliminated. 49 CFR 173.159(a)(2) shall be amended accordingly.
55. Beginning on July 4, 2020, the calculation of an area’s fair market rent under the benefit formula for Section 8 housing assistance shall be based on the average in the Metropolitan Statistical Area (MSA) of the housing rather than the Zone Improvement Plan (ZIP) Code.
56. The regulation defining silencers and other hearing protection devices as firearms subject to federal tax licensure under the National Firearms Act is hereby eliminated. 5845(a)(7) shall be amended accordingly.
57. The regulation purporting to allow anyone to reneg on a contract with a door-to-door salesperson within three (3) days of making the contract is hereby eliminated. 16 CFR 429.0 - 16 CFR 429.3 are hereby repealed.
58. The regulation capping individual SSI overpayment recoveries is hereby eliminated. shall be amended accordingly. 42 USC 404 shall be amended accordingly.
59. The regulation mandating that all mandatory labels for wool products with necks be attached to the inside neck is hereby eliminated. 15 USC 68b(f) shall be amended accordingly.
60. All regulations pertaining to State Boxing Authorities or Boards are hereby eliminated. 15 USC 6301 - 6313 is hereby repealed.
61. The regulation capping the amount of beeswax gum that may be used as an ingredient in chewing gum sold in interstate commerce is hereby eliminated. 21 CFR 184.1973(d) shall be amended accordingly.
62. The regulation requiring veterinarians to Keep records for 5 years of all migratory birds that die while in their care, including the species of bird, the type of injury, the date of acquisition, the date of death, and whether the bird was euthanized shall be eliminated. 50 CFR 21.12(c)(3)
63. The regulation prohibiting persons from using a raptor to assist in removing a migratory bird from an enclosed building without a permit is hereby eliminated. 50 CFR 21.12(d)(3) shall be amended accordingly.
64. The regulation prohibiting the sale of champagne manufactured in glass containers larger than one (1) gallon during secondary fermentation is hereby eliminated. 27 CFR 4.21(b)(2) shall be amended accordingly.
65. The regulation prohibiting pets in National Park buildings and transportation is hereby eliminated. 36 CFR 2.15 shall be amended accordingly.
66. The regulation setting a maximum leash length for pets in National Park areas is hereby eliminated. 36 CFR 2.15(a)(2) shall be amended accordiingly.
67. The regulation prohibiting the possession, manufacture, transportation, or sale of a ballistic knife in interstate commerce is hereby eliminated. 15 USC 1245 shall be amended accordingly.
68. The regulation requiring that any ink used in governmental printing contain 20% Vegetable-based ink is hereby eliminated. 44 USC 501 shall be amended accordingly.
69. The regulations imposing special rules for Y2K compliance on computers manufactured in interstate commerce are hereby eliminate. 15 USC 6601 - 6617 is hereby repealed.
70. The regulation prohibiting the issuance of a visa to any alien who has engaged in prostitution within ten (10) years of applying is hereby eliminated. 8 USC 1182 shall be amended accordingly.
71. The regulation prohibiting the manufacture of portable gasoline containers lacking caps with secondary locking mechanisms is hereby eliminated. 16 CFR 1460.3 shall be amended accordingly.
72. The regulation capping the diameter of vegetable spaghetti and vegetable vermicelli sold in interstate commerce is hereby eliminated.  21 CFR 139.125(c) shall be amended accordingly.
73. All regulations contained at 21 CFR 73.275 pertaining to dried algae meal used as chicken feed are hereby eliminated with the exception of the labeling requirements on the meal listing the concentrations of xanthophyll and ethoxyquin.
74. The regulation limiting the allowable font choices for roll-your-own tobacco advertising is hereby eliminated. 21 CFR §1143.3(b)(2)(iii) shall be amended accordingly.
75. The regulation criminalizing skateboarding on National Institutes of Health property is hereby eliminated. 45 C.F.R. 3.42(e) shall be amended accordingly.
76. The regulation requiring the proprietor of a bonded winery to keep records of their sugar purchases is hereby eliminated. 27 CFR 24.317 shall be amended accordingly.
77. The regulation criminalizing the injuring of a government-owned lamp is hereby eliminated. 40 U.S.C. §8103(b)(4) shall be amended accordingly.
78. The regulation criminalizing the willful handling of peat moss without wearing goggles on a cargo ship is hereby eliminated. 46 CFR §148.290(c) shall be amended accordingly.
79. All regulations pertaining to sports agents are hereby eliminated. 15 USC 7802 is hereby repealed.
80. The regulation prohibiting the importation of Japanese cucumbers to continental Atlasia is hereby eliminated. 7 CFR §319.56–13(a) and (b)(2)(x) shall be amended accordingly.
81. The regulation prohibiting the training of an otherwise lawful hunting dog in Shiawassee National Wildlife Refuge is hereby eliminated. 50 CFR §32.41 shall be amended accordingly.
82. The regulation prohibiting the manufacture of stills without notifying the Alcohol and Tobacco Tax Bureau shall not be interpreted to include non-commercial stills that do not produce alcohol for sale. 27 CFR 29.47 shall be amended accordingly.
83. The regulation prohibiting a person from setting up a still without notifying the Alcohol and Tobacco Tax Bureau shall not be interpreted to include non-commercial stills that do not produce alcohol for sale. 27 CFR 29.49 shall be amended accordingly.
84. The regulation prohibiting the manufacture of stills without a serial number shall not be interpreted to include non-commercial stills that do not produce alcohol for sale. 27 CFR 29.53 shall be amended accordingly.
85. The regulation requiring the registration of all stills shall not be interpreted to include non-commercial stills that do not produce alcohol for sale. 27 CFR 29.55 shall be amended accordingly.
86. The regulation requiring that operators of commercial stills keep all required records stored onsite shall be amended to permit offsite storage if the records can be easily provided upon request or digitally stored. 27 CFR 29.59 shall be amended accordingly.
87. The regulation requiring a permit to acquire a European rabbit is hereby eliminated. 50 CFR §16.11(a)(3) shall be amended accordingly.
88. The regulation prohibiting the insterstate transportation of fire extinguishers if they contain an extinguishing agent that's flammable is hereby eliminated. 49 CFR §173.309(a)(1), (b)(1), (c)(1) & (d)(1) shall be amended accordingly.
89. The regulation criminalizing the act of letting your pet make a noise that scares the wildlife in a national park is hereby eliminated. 36 C.F.R. §2.15(a)(4) shall be amended accordingly.
90. No regulation shall be interpreted as permitting federal prisoners to obtain erectile dysfucnction medicine while imprisoned. Any contrary guidance documents are hereby rescinded.
91. The regulation prohibiting the removal of milk from a quarantined giraffe, or any animal that "chews the cud" is hereby eliminated. 9 CFR §§93.400 & 93.414 shall be amended accordingly.
92. The regulation prohibiting the award of a foreign farm worker certificate to a person who has engaged in prostitution within the past ten (10) years is hereby eliminated. 29 USC 1813 shall be amended accordingly.
93. Any regulation requiring that trees on federal land be individually surveyed prior to timbering is hereby rescinded.
94. The regulation prohibiting a specified weight loss device that fits in the mouth to discourage eating is hereby eliminated. 21 CFR 876.5981(b)(4)(i)(C) shall be amended accordingly.
95. The regulation prohibiting the feeding of non-weed forage certified hay to a horse in the Kenai Wildlife Refuge is hereby eliminated. 50 CFR §36.39(i)(9)(iv) shall be amended accordingly.
96. The regulation requiring an NDEPS Permit under the Clean Water Act when adding sediment pollution into the waters of Atlasia shall not be interpreted as including the incidental spillback of dredging material being lawfully removed from the waters of Atlasia. 33 USC 1342 shall be amended accordingly.

House of Representatives
Passed 9-0 in the Atlasian House of Representatives assembled,


People's Regional Senate
Passed 4-0-1 in the Atlasian Senate Assembled,


Joint Passage of Act of Congress

x LumineVonReuental

X President Tmthforu94

[Lumine]

Mr. President, the redraft of the Glasses are Good to See Act has been approved by both Houses.

ACT OF CONGRESS

to help people with sight problems get their much needed visual aids

Be it enacted by both houses of Congress assembled:

SECTION I: NAME.
1. This Act may be cited as the Glasses are Good to See Act.

SECTION II: BENEFICIARIES
1. All Atlasian citizens or permanent residents shall be eligible for this bill as long as they have one or more of the following visual problems:
a) Myopia lower than -0.5 dioptres
b) Hypermetropia higher than +0.5 dioptres
c) Astigmatism
d) Any other kind of visual problem where the most adequate solution is the use of glasses or contact lenses, as prescribed by an ophthalmologist

SECTION III: IMPLEMENTATION.
1. All beneficiaries described in Section II shall be given up to a $75 subsidy after they buy a new pair of glasses, but no more than the total cost of the glasses.
2. No single beneficiary shall receive this subsidy more than once every 24 months.
3. This subsidy shall only be given to individuals living in households with annual earnings lower than $39200 a year who do not have vision insurance.

SECTION IV: COST
1. This bill shall be funded through the following new taxes:
a) A 5% tax on video game sales
b) A 5% tax on movie ticket sales
c) A 5% tax on TV sales
d) A 5% tax on the sale of PC desktops and laptops

SECTION V: TIMING
1. This Act shall take effect October 1st, 2019 and run through October 1st, 2020, at which point it will be subject to renewal by Congress.
2. By October 2021, the Game Moderation team shall be tasked with completing an audit of the program's cost and revenue.

People's Regional Senate
Passed 4-0 in the Atlasian Senate Assembled,

House of Representatives
Passed 8-0 in the Atlasian House of Representatives assembled,


Joint Passage of Act of Congress

x LumineVonReuental

[tmthforu94]

Thank you Congress for approving my redraft!

Mr. President, the redraft of the Glasses are Good to See Act has been approved by both Houses.

ACT OF CONGRESS

to help people with sight problems get their much needed visual aids

Be it enacted by both houses of Congress assembled:

SECTION I: NAME.
1. This Act may be cited as the Glasses are Good to See Act.

SECTION II: BENEFICIARIES
1. All Atlasian citizens or permanent residents shall be eligible for this bill as long as they have one or more of the following visual problems:
a) Myopia lower than -0.5 dioptres
b) Hypermetropia higher than +0.5 dioptres
c) Astigmatism
d) Any other kind of visual problem where the most adequate solution is the use of glasses or contact lenses, as prescribed by an ophthalmologist

SECTION III: IMPLEMENTATION.
1. All beneficiaries described in Section II shall be given up to a $75 subsidy after they buy a new pair of glasses, but no more than the total cost of the glasses.
2. No single beneficiary shall receive this subsidy more than once every 24 months.
3. This subsidy shall only be given to individuals living in households with annual earnings lower than $39200 a year who do not have vision insurance.

SECTION IV: COST
1. This bill shall be funded through the following new taxes:
a) A 5% tax on video game sales
b) A 5% tax on movie ticket sales
c) A 5% tax on TV sales
d) A 5% tax on the sale of PC desktops and laptops

SECTION V: TIMING
1. This Act shall take effect October 1st, 2019 and run through October 1st, 2020, at which point it will be subject to renewal by Congress.
2. By October 2021, the Game Moderation team shall be tasked with completing an audit of the program's cost and revenue.

People's Regional Senate
Passed 4-0 in the Atlasian Senate Assembled,

House of Representatives
Passed 8-0 in the Atlasian House of Representatives assembled,


Joint Passage of Act of Congress

x LumineVonReuental

X President Tmthforu94

[Lumine]

Mr. President, the Injun' Country Act has been passed by Congress.

Act of Congress
To protect the natural rights and autonomy of Native Atlasians

Be it enacted by both houses of Congress assembled:

SECTION I: NAME

1. This act shall be referred to as the Injun' Country Act.

SECTION II: EXPANSION OF INDIAN FREEDOMS

1. The government of Atlasia hereby abbrogates any tribal sovereign immunity as applied to the protections granted to citizens in 25 USC 1301 - 1303 (Indian Civil Rights Act) which shall be amended accordingly.
2. The Indian Civil Rights Act shall be amended to include: 11. violate the right of the people to own and carry arms. 25 USC 1301 shall be amended accordingly.
3. The Indian Civil Rights Act shall be amended to only permit tribal deprivation of constitutional protections to tribe members. 25 USC 1301 shall be amended accordingly.
4. The Navajo-Hopi Relocation Program is hereby eliminated. 25 USC Subchap. XXI and XXII shall be amended accordingly.
5. The Indian Child Welfare Act shall be amended to eliminate the preference in adoptive and foster care placements towards Indians in a different tribe than the child. 25 USC 1915 shall be amended accordingly.
6. On July 1, 2025, the government of Atlasia shall divest ownership of and responsibility for 183 schools on tribal land currently administered by the government of Atlasia to the indian tribe.
7. Unless otherwise specified herein, this act shall take effect ninety (90) days from the date of enactment.

People's House of Representatives
Passed 9-0-0 in the People's House Assembled,


People's Regional Senate
Passed 5-1-0 in the Atlasian Senate Assembled,

Joint Passage of Act of Congress

x LuminevonReuental

[tmthforu94]

This executive amendment cuts bureaucracy and unnecessary layers in our federal government - the buck should stop with the president in terms of ensuring the Wiki is up-to-date. The President shall have the ability to appoint up to 5 deputies and will work with these individuals to ensure all relevant portions of the Wiki are updated.

Executive Order
Re-Organizing the National Archivist Department

EO 39-001, Article II is hereby amended as follows:

1.. The office of National Archives is hereby established.

2. The National Archivist shall be appointed by the president and shall serve at their pleasure. The president shall have the authority to appoint up to five (5) Deputy Archivists to update and maintain the Wiki. The president shall ultimately be responsible for ensuring Wiki responsibilities are delegated. The deputy archivists shall serve at the pleasure of the president and do not require Senate confirmation.

3. The National Archivist Deputy Archivists shall be responsible for commissioning, coordinating, and executing all efforts to update and maintain the Wiki; as such they shall be charged with maintaining

(a) the Code of the Republic of Atlasia, so that all laws comprising the federal Statute may be easily accessed;

(b) the Constitution of the Republic of Atlasia, and all amendments thereto that may be adopted;

(c) the historical list of presidents and vice presidents of this republic;

(d) the home pages of the House of Representatives, the Senate, and the Supreme Court;

(e) the home pages of the several regions;

(f) such other pages and anthologies as may be deemed of particular value by the National Archivist.

4. The National Archivists shall be responsible for establishing standards for quality and regular revision of the Wiki.

5. According to their pleasure, the National Archivist may with the assent of the president appoint a number of Deputy Archivists to assist them in such duties and responsibilities as the National Archivist may so choose.


X President Tmthforu94

[tmthforu94]

Mr. President, the Injun' Country Act has been passed by Congress.

Act of Congress
To protect the natural rights and autonomy of Native Atlasians

Be it enacted by both houses of Congress assembled:

SECTION I: NAME

1. This act shall be referred to as the Injun' Country Act.

SECTION II: EXPANSION OF INDIAN FREEDOMS

1. The government of Atlasia hereby abbrogates any tribal sovereign immunity as applied to the protections granted to citizens in 25 USC 1301 - 1303 (Indian Civil Rights Act) which shall be amended accordingly.
2. The Indian Civil Rights Act shall be amended to include: 11. violate the right of the people to own and carry arms. 25 USC 1301 shall be amended accordingly.
3. The Indian Civil Rights Act shall be amended to only permit tribal deprivation of constitutional protections to tribe members. 25 USC 1301 shall be amended accordingly.
4. The Navajo-Hopi Relocation Program is hereby eliminated. 25 USC Subchap. XXI and XXII shall be amended accordingly.
5. The Indian Child Welfare Act shall be amended to eliminate the preference in adoptive and foster care placements towards Indians in a different tribe than the child. 25 USC 1915 shall be amended accordingly.
6. On July 1, 2025, the government of Atlasia shall divest ownership of and responsibility for 183 schools on tribal land currently administered by the government of Atlasia to the indian tribe.
7. Unless otherwise specified herein, this act shall take effect ninety (90) days from the date of enactment.

People's House of Representatives
Passed 9-0-0 in the People's House Assembled,


People's Regional Senate
Passed 5-1-0 in the Atlasian Senate Assembled,

Joint Passage of Act of Congress

x LuminevonReuental

X President Tmthforu94

[tmthforu94]

Executive Order
Appointment of Deputy Archivists

Australian Swing Voter, OneJ and Wulfric are appointed as Deputy Archivists.


X President Tmthforu94

[Lumine]

Mr. President, the Atlasia Territorial Statehood Act has been passed by Congress.

ACT OF CONGRESS

To provide statehood referenda to the territories of the Virgin Islands, Guam, the Northern Mariana Islands, and Atlasian Samoa

Be it Enacted in Both Houses of Congress Assembled,

Section 1: Title
1. This act shall be titled the “Atlasia Territorial Statehood Act”

Section 2: Granting Statehood Referenda
1. The territories of the Virgin Islands, Guam, the Northern Mariana Islands, and Atlasian Samoa shall be granted statehood referenda on June 18th, 2019
2. For any individual territory, a simple majority must vote in favor of statehood for the referendum to pass.

Section 3: Referenda Passing Impact
1. If a referendum passes in any given territory, the impacts will be as follows:
a. All Atlasian nationals within those territories listed above that pass a referendum in favor of statehood shall be granted citizenship immediately upon their statehood.
b. the territory shall become a state, effective immediately
c. Any person born within the territories listed above shall be granted citizenship immediately upon statehood.

Section 4: Implementation
1. This act shall go into effect immediately

People's Regional Senate
Passed 6-0-0, in the Atlasian Senate Assembled,


People's House of Representatives
Passed 7-0-0, in the Atlasian House of Representatives assembled,

Joint Passage of Act of Congress

x LumineVonReuental

[Lumine]

Mr. President, the Parental Leave Act of 2019 has been passed by Congress.

Parental Leave Act of 2019

An Act of Congress

To provide paternity leave for new mothers and fathers.

SECTION 1.

1. This Act may be cited as the “Parental Leave Act of 2019”.

SECTION 2.

1. A qualifying worker shall be defined as-
a. Anyone who has earned income from employment in the past 12 months; and
b. Anyone who has filed a request for paid medical or parental leave.

2. Parental leave shall be defined as leave or absence from a person's place of work for the purpose of preparing for a newborn child or accommodation the birth of a newborn child

3.Workers who qualify for parental leave shall be defined as-
a. Any worker who anticipates engaging in the care of a newborn infant within 30 days;
b. Any worker who is engaging in the care of a newborn infant within 90 days; or

4. Any worker who is qualified for parental leave is entitled to-
a. 16 weeks of paid parental leave

4. Both qualifying fathers and mothers are entitled to 16 weeks of individual paid leave.

5. Employers shall pay employees on leave the same rate as a rolling 13-week average.

6. Employers with 50 or less total employees may claim a tax credit of no more than 75% of the value of the wages paid to workers taking paid maternity or paternity leave.

7. Employers with between 51 and 100 employees may claim a tax credit with no more than 60% of the value of the wages paid to workers taking paid maternity or paternity leave.

8. Employers with between 101 and 150 employees may claim a tax credit with no more than 45% of the value of the wages paid to workers taking paid maternity or paternity leave.

9. Employers with between 151 and 200 employees may claim a tax credit with no more than 30% of the value of the wages paid to workers taking paid maternity or paternity leave.

10. Employers with between 201 and 250 employees may claim a tax credit with no more than 15% of the value of the wages paid to workers taking paid maternity or paternity leave.

SECTION 3.
1. The procurement budget for the Department of Defense shall be reduced by $11 billion for the fiscal year 2020
2. The Farm Income Stabilization and Crop Insurance budget shall be reduced by $6 billion for the fiscal year 2020
3. The ground transportation budget for the Department of Transportation shall be reduced by $4 billion for the fiscal year 2020
4. The Federal law enforcement budget shall be reduced by $3 billion for the fiscal year 2020
5. The Non-Defense Energy Spending budget shall be cut by 2.5% for the fiscal year 2020

SECTION 4.
1. This law shall go into effect on October 1st, 2019.

People's House of Representatives
Passed in the House of Representatives 6-0-2-1,


As Amended
People's Regional Senate
Passed 6-0  in the Atlasian Senate Assembled,


People's House of Representatives
Passed in the House of Representatives 5-2-1-1,


Joint Passage of Act of Congress

x LumineVonReuental

[Lumine]

Mr. President, the Concealed Carry Reciprocity Act has been passed by Congress.

Atlasian Concealed Carry Reciprocity Act

A BILL

To provide a means by which nonresidents of a region whose residents may carry concealed firearms may also do so in the region


Be it enacted by the House of Representatives and the Senate of the Republic of Atlasia in Congress assembled,

Section 1: Reciprocity for the carrying of concealed firearms
In general:

Notwithstanding any provision of the law of any region of the Republic of Atlasia, a person who is not prohibited by Federal law from possessing, transporting, shipping, or receiving a firearm, who is carrying a valid identification document containing a photograph of the person, and who is permitted under the laws of a region to carry a concealed firearm or is entitled to carry a concealed firearm in the region in which the person resides, may possess or carry a concealed handgun that has been shipped or transported in interstate or foreign commerce, in any region that:

  1. has a statute under which residents may be permitted to carry a concealed firearm; or
  2. does not prohibit the carrying of concealed firearms by residents of the region for lawful purposes.

Section 2: Limitations
This section shall not be construed to supersede or limit the laws of any region that:

  1. permit private persons or entities to prohibit or restrict the possession of concealed firearms on their property; or
  2. prohibit or restrict the possession of firearms on any regional, state or local government property, installation, building, base, or park.

Section 3: Application of the law
  1. A person who lawfully carries or possesses a concealed handgun in accordance with this law may not be arrested or otherwise detained for violation of any law or any rule or regulation of a region related to the possession, transportation, or carrying of firearms unless there is probable cause to believe that the person is doing so in a manner not provided for by this law.
  2. Presentation of facially valid documents is prima facie evidence that the individual has a license or permit as required under Section 1.
  3. A person possessing or carrying a concealed handgun in any region may do so in any of the following areas in the region that are open to the public:
     A. unit of the National Park System.
     B. unit of the National Wildlife Refuge System.
     C. Public land under the jurisdiction of the Bureau of Land Management.
     D. Land administered and managed by the Army Corps of Engineers.
     E. Land administered and managed by the Bureau of Reclamation.
     F. Land administered and managed by the Forest Service.
  4. A person who is deprived of any right, privilege, or immunity secured by this section, under color of any statute, ordinance, regulation, custom, or usage of any region, may bring an action in any appropriate court against any other person, including a region, who causes the person to be subject to the deprivation, for damages or other appropriate relief.

Section 4: Effective Date
The Atlasian Concealed Carry Reciprocity Act shall take effect 90 days after being signed into law.

People's House of Representatives
Passed in the House of Representatives 6-2-0-1



People's Regional Senate
Passed 4-2 in the Atlasian Senate Assembled,


Joint Passage of Act of Congress

x LumineVonReuental

[tmthforu94]

Mr. President, the Atlasia Territorial Statehood Act has been passed by Congress.

ACT OF CONGRESS

To provide statehood referenda to the territories of the Virgin Islands, Guam, the Northern Mariana Islands, and Atlasian Samoa

Be it Enacted in Both Houses of Congress Assembled,

Section 1: Title
1. This act shall be titled the “Atlasia Territorial Statehood Act”

Section 2: Granting Statehood Referenda
1. The territories of the Virgin Islands, Guam, the Northern Mariana Islands, and Atlasian Samoa shall be granted statehood referenda on June 18th, 2019
2. For any individual territory, a simple majority must vote in favor of statehood for the referendum to pass.

Section 3: Referenda Passing Impact
1. If a referendum passes in any given territory, the impacts will be as follows:
a. All Atlasian nationals within those territories listed above that pass a referendum in favor of statehood shall be granted citizenship immediately upon their statehood.
b. the territory shall become a state, effective immediately
c. Any person born within the territories listed above shall be granted citizenship immediately upon statehood.

Section 4: Implementation
1. This act shall go into effect immediately

People's Regional Senate
Passed 6-0-0, in the Atlasian Senate Assembled,


People's House of Representatives
Passed 7-0-0, in the Atlasian House of Representatives assembled,

Joint Passage of Act of Congress

x LumineVonReuental

X President Tmthforu94

[tmthforu94]

Mr. President, the Parental Leave Act of 2019 has been passed by Congress.

Parental Leave Act of 2019

An Act of Congress

To provide paternity leave for new mothers and fathers.

SECTION 1.

1. This Act may be cited as the “Parental Leave Act of 2019”.

SECTION 2.

1. A qualifying worker shall be defined as-
a. Anyone who has earned income from employment in the past 12 months; and
b. Anyone who has filed a request for paid medical or parental leave.

2. Parental leave shall be defined as leave or absence from a person's place of work for the purpose of preparing for a newborn child or accommodation the birth of a newborn child

3.Workers who qualify for parental leave shall be defined as-
a. Any worker who anticipates engaging in the care of a newborn infant within 30 days;
b. Any worker who is engaging in the care of a newborn infant within 90 days; or

4. Any worker who is qualified for parental leave is entitled to-
a. 16 weeks of paid parental leave

4. Both qualifying fathers and mothers are entitled to 16 weeks of individual paid leave.

5. Employers shall pay employees on leave the same rate as a rolling 13-week average.

6. Employers with 50 or less total employees may claim a tax credit of no more than 75% of the value of the wages paid to workers taking paid maternity or paternity leave.

7. Employers with between 51 and 100 employees may claim a tax credit with no more than 60% of the value of the wages paid to workers taking paid maternity or paternity leave.

8. Employers with between 101 and 150 employees may claim a tax credit with no more than 45% of the value of the wages paid to workers taking paid maternity or paternity leave.

9. Employers with between 151 and 200 employees may claim a tax credit with no more than 30% of the value of the wages paid to workers taking paid maternity or paternity leave.

10. Employers with between 201 and 250 employees may claim a tax credit with no more than 15% of the value of the wages paid to workers taking paid maternity or paternity leave.

SECTION 3.
1. The procurement budget for the Department of Defense shall be reduced by $11 billion for the fiscal year 2020
2. The Farm Income Stabilization and Crop Insurance budget shall be reduced by $6 billion for the fiscal year 2020
3. The ground transportation budget for the Department of Transportation shall be reduced by $4 billion for the fiscal year 2020
4. The Federal law enforcement budget shall be reduced by $3 billion for the fiscal year 2020
5. The Non-Defense Energy Spending budget shall be cut by 2.5% for the fiscal year 2020

SECTION 4.
1. This law shall go into effect on October 1st, 2019.

People's House of Representatives
Passed in the House of Representatives 6-0-2-1,


As Amended
People's Regional Senate
Passed 6-0  in the Atlasian Senate Assembled,


People's House of Representatives
Passed in the House of Representatives 5-2-1-1,


Joint Passage of Act of Congress

x LumineVonReuental

X President Tmthforu94

[tmthforu94]

Mr. President, the Concealed Carry Reciprocity Act has been passed by Congress.

Atlasian Concealed Carry Reciprocity Act

A BILL

To provide a means by which nonresidents of a region whose residents may carry concealed firearms may also do so in the region


Be it enacted by the House of Representatives and the Senate of the Republic of Atlasia in Congress assembled,

Section 1: Reciprocity for the carrying of concealed firearms
In general:

Notwithstanding any provision of the law of any region of the Republic of Atlasia, a person who is not prohibited by Federal law from possessing, transporting, shipping, or receiving a firearm, who is carrying a valid identification document containing a photograph of the person, and who is permitted under the laws of a region to carry a concealed firearm or is entitled to carry a concealed firearm in the region in which the person resides, may possess or carry a concealed handgun that has been shipped or transported in interstate or foreign commerce, in any region that:

  1. has a statute under which residents may be permitted to carry a concealed firearm; or
  2. does not prohibit the carrying of concealed firearms by residents of the region for lawful purposes.

Section 2: Limitations
This section shall not be construed to supersede or limit the laws of any region that:

  1. permit private persons or entities to prohibit or restrict the possession of concealed firearms on their property; or
  2. prohibit or restrict the possession of firearms on any regional, state or local government property, installation, building, base, or park.

Section 3: Application of the law
  1. A person who lawfully carries or possesses a concealed handgun in accordance with this law may not be arrested or otherwise detained for violation of any law or any rule or regulation of a region related to the possession, transportation, or carrying of firearms unless there is probable cause to believe that the person is doing so in a manner not provided for by this law.
  2. Presentation of facially valid documents is prima facie evidence that the individual has a license or permit as required under Section 1.
  3. A person possessing or carrying a concealed handgun in any region may do so in any of the following areas in the region that are open to the public:
     A. unit of the National Park System.
     B. unit of the National Wildlife Refuge System.
     C. Public land under the jurisdiction of the Bureau of Land Management.
     D. Land administered and managed by the Army Corps of Engineers.
     E. Land administered and managed by the Bureau of Reclamation.
     F. Land administered and managed by the Forest Service.
  4. A person who is deprived of any right, privilege, or immunity secured by this section, under color of any statute, ordinance, regulation, custom, or usage of any region, may bring an action in any appropriate court against any other person, including a region, who causes the person to be subject to the deprivation, for damages or other appropriate relief.

Section 4: Effective Date
The Atlasian Concealed Carry Reciprocity Act shall take effect 90 days after being signed into law.

People's House of Representatives
Passed in the House of Representatives 6-2-0-1



People's Regional Senate
Passed 4-2 in the Atlasian Senate Assembled,


Joint Passage of Act of Congress

x LumineVonReuental

X President Tmthforu94

[tmthforu94]

Statement from President Tmthforu94

I was very saddened to log on last night and find that SoIA Ninja has stepped away from the game. He was a great Secretary - we made a lot of progress under his leadership the past couple months. I wish him the best in his personal life and hope he is able to return to the game when able. He is a good Atlasian and even better person.

Because the term will be ending in less than 3 weeks, I do not plan to appoint a replacement SoIA. All domestic matters previously tasked to the SoIA will be my responsibility for the remainder of the term.

[tmthforu94]

The buck stops here.

During the February campaign, I made it a priority to get the statue page updated - there was legislation missing all the way back from 2017. During the last couple months, I have tried to delegate the responsibility to Archivist team, and while we got some help, there was still a lot missing.

This afternoon, I spent several hours updating the statue and I am happy to say it is UP TO DATE. Check out our updated statue! Next up, I will be working with GM Reactionary to index legislation. I will leave our Wiki in great shape for my successor, much better than it was when I took office.

Every day until the very end, I will keep working hard for Atlasia.

[Lumine]

Mr. President, the National Housing Trust Fund Expansion Act has been passed by Congress.

AN ACT OF CONGRESS
To expand the National Housing Trust Fund
Be it enacted in both Houses of Congress

Section 1; Title
1. This legislation may be cited as the National Housing Trust Fund Expansion Act.
Section 2; Expansion of the National Housing Trust Fund
1. Funding for the National Housing Trust Fund is increased to $5.0 billion annually.
Section 3; Funding
1. This act shall be funded by the following:
a. Eliminate all Offices of Civil Rights under the Department of Internal Affairs and replace with one Office of Civil Rights under the Department of Internal Affairs.
b. Reduce funding for the Economic Research Service by 25% and transfer to the National Institute for Food and Agriculture
c. Transfer the following administrations to the Food and Drug Administration:
-Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service
-Food Safety and Inspection Service
-Grain Inspection, Packers and Stockyards Administration
- Label and Grading services
d. Reduce funding for the Agricultural Research Service by 25%
e. Making the following changes to the National Institute for Food and Agriculture:
-Eliminating ethanol research
-Reducing funding for education programs by 10%
Reducing funding for extension services by 10%
f. Making the following changes to the Agricultural Marketing Service:
-Reducing funding by 25%
-Eliminating "organic" certification
g. Making the following changes to the Risk Management Service:
-Capping annual per-customer payouts at $250,000
-Means testing premium support for farmers with income exceeding $1 million annually
h. Making the following changes to the Farm Service Agency:
-Means testing Emergency Conservation Program payments for incomes above $1 Million
-Ending subsidies to farms which are profitable without them
-Prohibiting farmers from participating in both federal crop insurance and ARC or PLC programs
i. Transferring the Natural Resources Conservation Service to the Subdepartment of the Interior
j. Transferring the Rural Housing Service to the Subdepartment of Housing and Urban Development and reducing its funding by 5%.
Section 4; Implementation
1. This legislation shall take immediate effect.

People's Regional Senate
Passed 4-0 in the Atlasian Senate Assembled,


As Amended:
People's House of Representatives
Passed 7-2-0 in the People's House Assembled,


People's Regional Senate
Passed 4-2 -0 in the Atlasian Senate Assembled,


Joint Passage of Act of Congress

x LumineVonReuental

[tmthforu94]

Mr. President, the National Housing Trust Fund Expansion Act has been passed by Congress.

AN ACT OF CONGRESS
To expand the National Housing Trust Fund
Be it enacted in both Houses of Congress

Section 1; Title
1. This legislation may be cited as the National Housing Trust Fund Expansion Act.
Section 2; Expansion of the National Housing Trust Fund
1. Funding for the National Housing Trust Fund is increased to $5.0 billion annually.
Section 3; Funding
1. This act shall be funded by the following:
a. Eliminate all Offices of Civil Rights under the Department of Internal Affairs and replace with one Office of Civil Rights under the Department of Internal Affairs.
b. Reduce funding for the Economic Research Service by 25% and transfer to the National Institute for Food and Agriculture
c. Transfer the following administrations to the Food and Drug Administration:
-Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service
-Food Safety and Inspection Service
-Grain Inspection, Packers and Stockyards Administration
- Label and Grading services
d. Reduce funding for the Agricultural Research Service by 25%
e. Making the following changes to the National Institute for Food and Agriculture:
-Eliminating ethanol research
-Reducing funding for education programs by 10%
Reducing funding for extension services by 10%
f. Making the following changes to the Agricultural Marketing Service:
-Reducing funding by 25%
-Eliminating "organic" certification
g. Making the following changes to the Risk Management Service:
-Capping annual per-customer payouts at $250,000
-Means testing premium support for farmers with income exceeding $1 million annually
h. Making the following changes to the Farm Service Agency:
-Means testing Emergency Conservation Program payments for incomes above $1 Million
-Ending subsidies to farms which are profitable without them
-Prohibiting farmers from participating in both federal crop insurance and ARC or PLC programs
i. Transferring the Natural Resources Conservation Service to the Subdepartment of the Interior
j. Transferring the Rural Housing Service to the Subdepartment of Housing and Urban Development and reducing its funding by 5%.
Section 4; Implementation
1. This legislation shall take immediate effect.

People's Regional Senate
Passed 4-0 in the Atlasian Senate Assembled,


As Amended:
People's House of Representatives
Passed 7-2-0 in the People's House Assembled,


People's Regional Senate
Passed 4-2 -0 in the Atlasian Senate Assembled,


Joint Passage of Act of Congress

x LumineVonReuental

X President Tmthforu94

[Lumine]

Mr. President, the Co-determination Act of 2019 has been passed by Congress.

Co-determination Act of 2019

HOUSE BILL

To provide a platform for corporate changes

Section 1: Co-determination
 
1. All public companies, private limited liability companies, and private-public partnerships with over 1,000 employees represented by a labor union will be invited to establish a two-tiered system through a national pilot program to determine the effectiveness of increased workforce participation in the management of these entities.
 
2. Those companies who agree to take part in the terms of section 1, will be required to institute an advisory panel made of 40% workforce, 40% existing management and 20% local community representatives. The Board must consist of at least 15 people. All decisions made by the managing Board of the entity must be supported by two-third's majority of the advisory panel. Note that for quorum to exist at least 50% of each group needs to be present to enable votes to proceed.
 
3. The Advisory Panel is entitled to be informed and give advice on Management changes or changes in Board composition. However, the Advisory Panel can only remove Management Board members with a super-majority vote of 75% or higher. Approval of new Board members can be  done through the traditional two-thirds vote. Those entities, whose management Board goes against the decision of the Panel will be liable for an organisational tax penalty of $40,000 per event.
 
4. An ombudsman will be created within the Department of Internal Affairs to make determinations in the event of disagreement between Management and Advisory panels. These decisions will be legally binding on the organisation and all panel members.
 
5. The Advisory Panel will be able to create sub-committees to deal with specific issues arising out of the work of the main panel. These can be created at the discretion of the Panel, but cannot be constituted with one of the original three groupings having greater than 50% of representatives. They will report findings to the main Panel, but will possess no additional voting rights or powers.
 
6. The Advisory Panels will have a life of 24 months from the moment of inception and will provide a report to the Department of Internal Affairs for consideration of further action from the Senate at the conclusion. The reports will be focused on the economic and productivity performance of the business, as well as surveys of workforce satisfaction. Until the Senate has considered the reports and the effectiveness of the program, the Panels can be continued at the discretion of the entity.
 
Section 2: Implementation
 
This legislation shall go into effect 1 January 2020.

People's House of Representatives
Passed in the House of Representatives 6-2-0-1


People's Regional Senate
Passed 6-0-0 in the Atlasian Senate Assembled,


Joint Passage of Act of Congress

x LumineVonReuental

[tmthforu94]

Statement from President Tmthforu94

Earlier this morning, I sent notes to President-elect Adam Griffin and Vice President-elect Jimmy to congratulate them on their historic victory. In my messages to them, I stressed the importance of a peaceful transition of power - it is a cornerstone to our democracy. My number one priority in my remaining days in office is to set them up for success when they take office on July 5th. Our administration inherited a mess in March - I can assure you that will not happen again.

I would also like to extend my congratulations to all other winners this past weekend - there were several well-fought races and we had historic turnout numbers. With so many new members in the game, it is my hope that there will now be a focus on developing these players into positive contributors to the game.

I would also like to give special recognition to Young Texan and Vern - they ran a terrific campaign and kept it close until the very end. I consider both of them to be personal friends, and while they fell just short in terms of votes, they should take pride in what they've accomplished and I know that we haven't seen the last of either of them.

In the remaining days, the Tmth administration will continue fighting hard for YOU! We will finish on a high note, stay tuned for more updates!!

[tmthforu94]

I look forward to working with Adam Griffin in the coming weeks to ensure a peaceful transition of power.

Executive Order
Appointment to the National Security Council

Adam Griffin is appointed to the National Security Council.


X President Tmthforu94

[tmthforu94]

Statement from President Tmthforu94

I offer my sincere congratulations to the Atlasia women's national team for advancing to the semifinals of the World Cup. I would also like to give special recognition to Megan Rapinoe for her two goals and continued STRONG leadership, helping guide this team to victory. I look forward to seeing more winning next week. A-T-L-A-S-I-A!