Bill: Draft P.B.04-049 | Government Organization Reform Part 1 Act

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Ensure a smooth cooperation of the Government Organization Reform with other acts​

1 – About this Act
(1) This act

(a) may be cited as ‘Government Organization Reform Part 1 Act’ or ‘GOR Part 1’.​

(b) may be numbered as P.B.04-049.​

(c) shall be enacted upon the start of the day after​

(i) this bill,​

(ii) P.B.04-047 | Parliament Act, and​

(iii) P.B.04-048 | Executive Act​

have all been assented to (UTC).​

(d) has been authored by Deputy Prime Minister Rubilubi55.​

(e) has been co-sponsored by <Position> <Co-Sponsor>.​

2 – Repeals of the respective Acts of Parliament
(1) The contents and the titles of §§ 4–20 of A.P.01-044 | Government Organization Act shall read “ommited”.

(2) A.P.03-006 | Statutory Instruments Act is repealed in its entirety.

(3) § 2 of A.P.01-044 | Government Organization Act shall read as follows:

“2 - Information in regards to the Sections referring to the Parliament and the Executive​

(1) The parts of this act that referred to the Parliament or the Executive have been repealed and moved to the Parliament Act and the Executive Act.​

(2) This section holds no legal power and is purely informal.”​

3 – Amendments to other Acts of Parliament
(1) A.P.03-009 | Public Opinion Act shall be amended as follows:

(a) The word ”resolution” shall be replaced with the word “motion”.​

(b) The word “resolutions” shall be replaced with the word “motions”.​

(c) Untouched from the prior two amendments, § 2(1)(a) shall read as follows:​

“(a) For the purposes of this Act, a resolution to direct the Ministry to hold a referendum is the "initiating resolution”.”​

(2) A.P.02-001 | Freedom of Information Act shall be amended as follows:

(a) § 6(2) (c) and (d) shall be repealed. § 6(2) shall be amended to read as follows:​

“(2) SECRET - Information that has the potential to cause collateral damage to the solidarity of the government.”​

(b) § 6(3) (c) and (d) shall be amended to read as follows:​

“(c) The Speaker of Parliament may or must, on advice of the Parliament, assign PAR-OFFICIAL classifications to covered materials within the Parliament.​

(d) PAR-OFFICIAL classifications expire after 365 days, or without renewal by the Speaker of Parliament, on advice of the Parliament, 7 days after a new Parliamentary term begins.”​

(3) A.P.007 | Revenue Act shall be amended as follows:

(a) § 13 shall be amended to read as follows:​

“13 - Policies​

(1) The Ministry of Trade and Finance is authorized to enact policies to administer changes to the tax code, outlined in §§ 4–6 and 10–11. The policy may abide from the respective sections. Such policy requires parliamentary approval.”​

4 – Review of the Parliament Act
One month after the enactment of the Parliament Act, referred to in § 1(1)(c)(ii), the Office of the Speaker shall submit to Parliament a written statement regarding their experiences with the new act and possible improvements they may wish.

5 – Review of the Executive Act
One month after the enactment of the Executive Act, referred to in § 1(1)(c)(iii), the Cabinet shall submit to Parliament a written statement regarding their experiences with the new act and possible improvements they may wish.