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Start bringing those murder hobos into the mines (and amend The Resolution on International Law Enforcement Co-operation)
1 — Short Title and Enactment
(1) This Act
(a) may be cited as ‘Brazil is Coming to You Act’.
(b) may be numbered as P.B. 07-XXX.
(c) shall be enacted upon being publicly assented to.
(d) has been authored by Hon. Deputy Leader of the Opposition Doge Soap McKakashi.
(e) has been co-sponsored by Hon. Leader of the Opposition BluePitchGmgCCU.
2 - Amendments to the The Resolution on International Law Enforcement Co-operation
(1) The following new subsections shall be inserted after §2(2):
“(3) “Host Country” - Any country asked by a Crime Scene country to assist with an international investigation and/or to enforce a lawful order under the applicable treaty framework.
(4) “Crime Scene Country” - The country where the crime was committed and asks the Host Country to assist with an international investigation or to enforce a lawful order under the applicable treaty framework.
(5) “Mutual Enforcement Agreement” - An agreement between the Kingdom of Alexandria and the Commonwealth of Redmont under which each country recognises lawful orders of the other country’s courts and gives them effect within its own jurisdiction, subject to the protections established by this Resolution.”
(2) The following subsection shall be inserted after §3(4):
“(5) Establishes a limited mutual enforcement framework between the Kingdom of Alexandria and the Commonwealth of Redmont which:
(a) respects the sovereignty and judicial authority of both countries;
(b) protects the legal rights and due process of persons subject to enforcement proceedings;
(c) respects the criminal justice systems and law enforcement procedures of both countries; and
(d) establishes clear procedures for requesting, reviewing, approving, refusing, and executing enforcement requests within the Host Country’s own jurisdiction.”
(3) The following new section shall be inserted after §5:
“6 - Mutual Enforcement
(1) Parliament calls for the establishment of a Mutual Enforcement Agreement between the Kingdom of Alexandria and the Commonwealth of Redmont.
(2) The Ministry of Foreign Affairs is to negotiate the Mutual Enforcement Agreement with the Redmont Department of State.
(3) A Mutual Enforcement Agreement should provide for the recognition and enforcement, by the Host Country, of lawful orders issued by the courts of the Crime Scene country in connection with their respective Criminal Code Act registered Offences. Such orders may include warrants, judgments, and penalties.
(4) Enforcement under a Mutual Enforcement Agreement should be carried out by the Host Country’s own authorities, under its own laws, and within its own jurisdiction. No person shall be physically transferred between the two countries under this framework.
(5) A Mutual Enforcement Agreement should establish procedures governing:
(a) the submission of an enforcement request by the Host country;
(b) the identification of the person subject to the order;
(c) the identification of the order and the offence to which it relates;
(d) consideration and approval or refusal of the enforcement request by the Host Country;
(e) the measures the Host Country may apply to give effect to an approved order, including equivalent penalties, restrictions, or sanctions available under its own laws;
(f) the notification of the Host country once an order has been enforced, refused, or otherwise resolved; and
(g) the review of, and relief from, an enforced order, including the recognition by both countries of an order being varied, lifted, or overturned by the court that issued it.
(6) The Mutual Enforcement Agreement should respect the judicial authority of the Host Country and should not require that country to enforce an order where doing so would conflict with its applicable laws or legal protections.
(7) The Mutual Enforcement Agreement shall initially apply only to offences classified as Summary Offences under the applicable criminal legislation of both countries, with the intention of extending beyond that limit.
(8) The Mutual Enforcement Agreement shall enter into operational effect only once the Staff Team has determined that the technical systems necessary to enforce it have been implemented and that both servers are ready to give it effect.
(9) Prior to the operational commencement described in subsection (8), no order shall be enforced pursuant to the framework established under this Section.
(10) The Ministry of Foreign Affairs shall coordinate with the Staff Team concerning the technical requirements necessary to implement any Mutual Enforcement Agreement negotiated pursuant to this Section.”
(4) §6, “Call to Action,” shall be renumbered as §7.
(5) §7(1) shall be amended to read:
“(1) Re-open negotiations with the Redmont Department of State regarding international law enforcement co-operation as soon as possible, including the establishment of a Mutual Enforcement Agreement.”
(6) The following subsection shall be inserted after §7(2):
“(3) Report to Parliament on the progress of negotiations concerning the Mutual Enforcement Agreement and any proposed agreement arising from them.”
BILL
TO
Start bringing those murder hobos into the mines (and amend The Resolution on International Law Enforcement Co-operation)
1 — Short Title and Enactment
(1) This Act
(a) may be cited as ‘Brazil is Coming to You Act’.
(b) may be numbered as P.B. 07-XXX.
(c) shall be enacted upon being publicly assented to.
(d) has been authored by Hon. Deputy Leader of the Opposition Doge Soap McKakashi.
(e) has been co-sponsored by Hon. Leader of the Opposition BluePitchGmgCCU.
2 - Amendments to the The Resolution on International Law Enforcement Co-operation
(1) The following new subsections shall be inserted after §2(2):
“(3) “Host Country” - Any country asked by a Crime Scene country to assist with an international investigation and/or to enforce a lawful order under the applicable treaty framework.
(4) “Crime Scene Country” - The country where the crime was committed and asks the Host Country to assist with an international investigation or to enforce a lawful order under the applicable treaty framework.
(5) “Mutual Enforcement Agreement” - An agreement between the Kingdom of Alexandria and the Commonwealth of Redmont under which each country recognises lawful orders of the other country’s courts and gives them effect within its own jurisdiction, subject to the protections established by this Resolution.”
(2) The following subsection shall be inserted after §3(4):
“(5) Establishes a limited mutual enforcement framework between the Kingdom of Alexandria and the Commonwealth of Redmont which:
(a) respects the sovereignty and judicial authority of both countries;
(b) protects the legal rights and due process of persons subject to enforcement proceedings;
(c) respects the criminal justice systems and law enforcement procedures of both countries; and
(d) establishes clear procedures for requesting, reviewing, approving, refusing, and executing enforcement requests within the Host Country’s own jurisdiction.”
(3) The following new section shall be inserted after §5:
“6 - Mutual Enforcement
(1) Parliament calls for the establishment of a Mutual Enforcement Agreement between the Kingdom of Alexandria and the Commonwealth of Redmont.
(2) The Ministry of Foreign Affairs is to negotiate the Mutual Enforcement Agreement with the Redmont Department of State.
(3) A Mutual Enforcement Agreement should provide for the recognition and enforcement, by the Host Country, of lawful orders issued by the courts of the Crime Scene country in connection with their respective Criminal Code Act registered Offences. Such orders may include warrants, judgments, and penalties.
(4) Enforcement under a Mutual Enforcement Agreement should be carried out by the Host Country’s own authorities, under its own laws, and within its own jurisdiction. No person shall be physically transferred between the two countries under this framework.
(5) A Mutual Enforcement Agreement should establish procedures governing:
(a) the submission of an enforcement request by the Host country;
(b) the identification of the person subject to the order;
(c) the identification of the order and the offence to which it relates;
(d) consideration and approval or refusal of the enforcement request by the Host Country;
(e) the measures the Host Country may apply to give effect to an approved order, including equivalent penalties, restrictions, or sanctions available under its own laws;
(f) the notification of the Host country once an order has been enforced, refused, or otherwise resolved; and
(g) the review of, and relief from, an enforced order, including the recognition by both countries of an order being varied, lifted, or overturned by the court that issued it.
(6) The Mutual Enforcement Agreement should respect the judicial authority of the Host Country and should not require that country to enforce an order where doing so would conflict with its applicable laws or legal protections.
(7) The Mutual Enforcement Agreement shall initially apply only to offences classified as Summary Offences under the applicable criminal legislation of both countries, with the intention of extending beyond that limit.
(8) The Mutual Enforcement Agreement shall enter into operational effect only once the Staff Team has determined that the technical systems necessary to enforce it have been implemented and that both servers are ready to give it effect.
(9) Prior to the operational commencement described in subsection (8), no order shall be enforced pursuant to the framework established under this Section.
(10) The Ministry of Foreign Affairs shall coordinate with the Staff Team concerning the technical requirements necessary to implement any Mutual Enforcement Agreement negotiated pursuant to this Section.”
(4) §6, “Call to Action,” shall be renumbered as §7.
(5) §7(1) shall be amended to read:
“(1) Re-open negotiations with the Redmont Department of State regarding international law enforcement co-operation as soon as possible, including the establishment of a Mutual Enforcement Agreement.”
(6) The following subsection shall be inserted after §7(2):
“(3) Report to Parliament on the progress of negotiations concerning the Mutual Enforcement Agreement and any proposed agreement arising from them.”
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