Commonwealth of Frémont • 26th Parliament

[Continential]

AN ACT
To save lives in case of cardiac arrest

Be it enacted by the Parliament of Frémont assembled;

Section 1. Title

This legislation may be cited as the AEDs in Schools Act.

Section 2. Content

1. Beginning in the 2023 school year, every public school must have two or more Automated external defibrillators.
2. All school gyms in the Commonwealth must be equipped with an Automated external defibrillators, along with school swimming pools and nurse's offices. 
3. $20 million dollars shall be spent on allocating schools with Automated external defibrillators.

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AN ACT
To prohibit regional and state restrictions on SNAP benefits

Be it enacted by the Parliament of Frémont assembled;

Section 1. Title

This legislation may be cited as the Don't Starve The Poors Act.

Section 2. Content

1. No state or territory in the Commonwealth of Frémont shall prohibit the following food items from being purchased with the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP):

a. White grains
b. Baked, refried or chili beans
c. Fresh meats
d. Sliced, cubed or crumbled cheese, or American cheese
e. Flour
f. Cooking oil
g. Spices, including salt and pepper
h. Canned vegetables and fruit
i. Pasta and pasta sauce

2. Ownership of any vehicle(s) shall not be taken into account for determining SNAP eligiblity

3. This act shall take effect immediately upon passage.

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AN ACT
To promote domestic growth of huckleberries and cut red tape

Be it enacted by the Parliament of Frémont assembled;

Section 1. Title

This legislation may be cited as the Huckleberry Act.

Section 2. Repeal and prohibition of silly unenforced law

1. No state or territory in the Commonwealth of Frémont shall require any resident to report to the local or state government the presence of huckleberries on their properties.

Section 3. Huckleberry conservation

1. $50 million shall be appropriated FY2024 for the promotion of huckleberry growth. No less than 25% of this money shall fund scientific research approved to study plant growth.

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AN AMENDMENT
To allow free recreational activity on public lands

Be it approved by four-fifths of Parliament and a majority of voting residents;

Section 1. Title

This legislation may be cited as the Frémont Free Roam Amendment.

Section 2. Amendment to the Bill of Rights

The Bill of Rights is hereby amended;

Section 11. All persons have the right to move, travel, and roam, with or without other persons and with or without their lawful property on public lands and right-of-ways, when such movement does not imminently jeopardize the public health or safety. All persons also have the right to hunt, fish, forage for sustenance, camp, harvest timber, and consume public natural resources subject to reasonable laws for the promotion of conservation and good stewardship.

This amendment would permit lawful hunting and fishing on public lands within the context of existing environmental law and hunting restrictions.

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AN ACT
To increase hunting fees to account for inflation, harmonizes criminal punishments for certain violations, and clarify right-to-retrieve laws

Be it enacted by the Parliament of Frémont assembled;

Section 1. Title

This legislation may be cited as the Frémont Hunting Act of 2023.

Section 1. Hunting Dress Code

During any licensed hunt on non-posted land, each licensed hunter and each member of their party must wear at least one visible item colored either blaze orange or blaze pink. This shall not apply to tree stands or hunting blinds. Nothing in this section shall be interpreted as a limitation on the possession, transportation, or manufacture of ghille suits.

Section 2. Deer Permits & Licenses

1. Muzzleloader Permit

a. Muzzleloader means a firearm that is capable of being loaded only through the muzzle; is ignited by a matchlock, wheel lock, flintlock, or caplock, including an in-line caplock or shotgun or rifle primer mechanism; has a rifled or smooth-bored barrel capable of firing only a single charge; propels a ball, bullet, or charge of shot; and may have any type of sights, including scopes.

b. A muzzleloader permit, in addition to a valid adult big game hunting license that allows the use of firearms, is required for hunters 16 years of age or older prior to hunting deer during the muzzleloader deer season. The muzzleloader permit is included in the junior hunting license and the senior (age 70+) lifetime license.

2. Expanded Archery Permits

a. Expanded Archery Permits extend to archery hunting only.

b. Hunters who have a valid archery license will be able to purchase multiple expanded archery antlerless deer permits for $1220.00* each, and one expanded archery either-sex permit (allows either an antlered or antlerless deer but not both) for $3240.00.* *Plus agent fee

3. Antlerless Deer Permit

a. Hunting of antlerless deer during the firearms season and muzzleloader season is restricted to those hunters who possess a valid any-deer permit, bonus antlerless deer permit, or superpack antlerless deer permit.

b. Antlerless deer may be taken by hunters during the expanded (September – December) and regular (October) archery seasons. Archers may not take antlerless deer in WMDs where any deer permits are not issued.

c. Any deer permits are acquired by lottery only and applications are available mid-June.

d. In several WMDs, there may be more any deer permits available than applicants. Unclaimed bonus antlerless deer permits will be allocated in a chance drawing until all permits in that district have been issued.

Section 3. Equipment Restrictions

1. Hunting with a Machine Gun or explosives is hereby prohibited, punishable as a class 4 1 misdemeanor felony.

2. Hunting with a Bear Trap is hereby prohibited, punishable as a class 2 1 misdemeanor.

3. Fishing in public waters with explosives, electricity, poison, heat, or radiation is hereby prohibited, punishable as a class 1 misdemeanor.

Section 4. Licensing Fees

1. Any State of the Southern Region which charges a licensing fee for permission to hunt or fish within the territory of their State, or a rental fee for hunting cabins on State land, shall be required to readjust their fee every 3 years to reflect the change in inflation as measured by the consumer price index.

Section 5. Weekend Hunting

1. No State or locality may prohibit lawful hunting based on day of the week on which it is done, including but not limited to Saturdays and Sundays.

Section 6. Harassment of Hunters

1. It is unlawful for any person to willfully interfere with the lawful hunting of any wild animal or wild bird, including the willful disturbance of wild animals or wild birds with intent to interfere with lawful hunting. This section does not limit the ownership, use, access, or control of property rights otherwise provided by law.

2. It shall be unlawful to hunt or track on posted private property without the permission of the landowner. Hunters may enter onto such property to retrieve hunting dogs or wounded game, however a hunter must first attempt to notify a landowner prior to entering upon such property, if the property is posted with accompanying contact information.

Section 7. Reporting Accidents and Aiding Victims

1. Any person who knows or has reason to believe that they have inflicted injury to another person by the use of firearms or bow and arrow is required to make themselves known to the victim and render such first aid and assistance as they are capable of under the circumstances. The incident must be reported by the quickest means, to a game warden or other law enforcement officer.

Section 8. Breed-specific legislation

1. "Breed-specific legislation" shall be defined as any law that either regulates or bans certain dog or cat breeds in an effort to decrease dog attacks on humans and other animals or for non-health reasons.

2. All State and local breed-specific laws shall be null and void.

Section 9. Effective Date

1. This Bill will take effect 21 days after passage.