Rescinded Mass Miscellaneous Bill Rescind Act

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DoubbleKerius

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[Mass Miscellaneous Bill Rescind Act]

A
Bill
To

[To clear old bills as well as clear up room for the constitution and laws to be updated correctly and accordingly]

The Parliament of Stratham enacts:

Section 1. Short Title

(1) This Act is the [Mass Miscellaneous Bill Rescind Act].

Section 2. Commencement

(1) Provision shall come into effect upon passage

Section 3. Reasoning

(1) These bills listed here are either need of removal or are no longer relevant to the current state of the server and / or needed amended into the bill there related to

Section 4. List of Bills and Explanations

(1) All Bills Listed here are listed to be rescinded with Explanation of why the bill should be rescinded
(A)More Advertisement Options - This is now implemented trough the Department of Economy as a task, rather than a bill, The DoE has control and implements the process of all Ad's
(B)Donator Cosmetic Abuse - This bill ties with donator perks and may already be rescinded at one point, but is not updated, Parliament needs to discuss with an Admin to make a Donator Perk Bill Describing Do's and Don'ts
(C)Donor perks can't be used to start provocations. - This bill Ties in with the explanation above
(D)Writers Content Limitation Act - Staff issue, Government does not conduct these issues
(E)Ad Law Edit - Similar to Part (A) Department of Economy is tasked with ad modernization.
(F)Let all Players have access to placing mailboxes - This plugin for this one was removed and changed

Authored By DoubbleKerius on behalf of Government
 

P. Hunter

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Right,
This bill has received
Prime Ministerial assent and is hereby signed into law.
 
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