Deshret Reform Amendment Act
Posted: Mon Apr 21, 2014 12:18 pm
Deshret Reform Amendment Act
Section 1: Deshret Composition Amendments
1. Section 4.1 of the State Code of Osiris will be amended to read as follows:
2. Section 4.1(b) of the State Code of Osiris will be amended to read as follows:1. The Deshret will be the legislative council of Osiris, open to all citizens of the Osiris Fraternal Order who are approved for membership by the Deshret.
3. The following will be amended into the State Code of Osiris as Section 4.1(c):(b) The Keeper will accept or reject applications for membership in the Deshret within seven days of their filing. Any Councilor may move for a full Deshret vote on any membership application accepted or rejected by the Keeper within seven days of acceptance or rejection of the application.
4. The following will be amended into the State Code of Osiris as Section 4.1(d):(c) Applications for Deshret membership will be on hold and will not be accepted or rejected during any election, from the time submission of candidacies begins until final results are officially declared.
5. Section 1.1 of the Procedure of the Deshret will be amended to read as follows:(d) The Deshret will have the power to establish standards for maintaining membership in the Deshret by law.
6. Section 1.2 of the Procedure of the Deshret will be amended to read as follows:1. The Deshret will be comprised of all citizens of Osiris who have applied for membership in the Deshret and who have been approved according to the procedure established by the State Code of Osiris.
Section 2: Executive Activity Amendment2. Any Councilor of the Deshret who fails to maintain citizenship in the Osiris Fraternal Order according to a monthly review by the Pharaoh or designated executive official will be removed from the membership rolls of the Deshret but will be eligible for reapplication upon again attaining citizenship.
1. Section 2.3(a) of the State Code of Osiris will be amended to read as follows:
(a) The ministry of justice will be a mandatory executive ministry which must have a Scribe assigned to oversee it.