Bill: Draft P.B.04-XXX | Passports Act

[PhillinDeBlanc]

DRAFT
IGNITE
Through Their Member of Parliament PhillinDeBlanc
Moves to Pass
Passports Act​

Parliament notes:
(1) With the implementation of passports, players should be able to use them to vote in elections.

Based on this, Parliament decides:
(1)

To fulfill this, Parliament projects the following expenses:
(1) None.

Further, Parliament projects the following administrative efforts:
(1) None.

To implement the above, Parliament passes:

A
Bill
To
Implement Passports​

1 - Short Title and Enactment
(1) This Act
(a) may be cited as ‘Passports Act’.
(b) may be numbered as P.B.04-XXX.
(c) shall be enacted upon being publicly assented to.
(d) has been authored by Minister of Foreign Affairs, PhillinDeBlanc.
(e) has been co-sponsored by

2 - Amendments to A.P.00-018 | Alexandrian Electoral Act
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17 - Electoral Requirements
(1) To be eligible to vote in an election, an individual must:
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(c) Hold a valid passport issued by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
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(2) To be eligible to participate in an election as a candidate (including as an independent candidate), an individual must:
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(e) Hold a valid passport issued by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

3 - Amendments to A.P.01-044 | Government Organization Act
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12 - Ministry of Foreign Affairs
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(1)
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(e) Issuing, updating and replacing passports in accordance with the Passports Act.
(f)

4 - Passport Administration
(1) The Ministry of Foreign Affairs may create policy regarding the issuance, updating or replacement of Alexandrian passports within the bounds of this act.
(a) The Ministry of Foreign Affairs shall not collect funds for the issuance of passports.
(b) The Ministry of Foreign Affairs shall not issue passports to non-citizens.
(2) A passport issued by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs:
(a) Once issued, shall not be revoked;
(b) May be temporarily invalidated if a player is inactive;
(c) Will serve as proof of a player’s citizenship;
(d) Will be required to vote in any election or referendum within Alexandria.