Firestone FBI Referendum Act of 2019

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Formatted version can be read here: Firestone Bill on Investigations - Google Docs

9th Congress

2nd Session

H. R. 000#

To Re-Establish The Firestone Bureau of Investigation Pursuant To A Public Referendum

IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES OF THE STATE OF FIRESTONE

March 29, 2019

Mr. Reagan introduced the following bill; which was referred to the Judiciary Review Committee

AN ACT

To Finally Re-Establish The Firestone Bureau of Investigation

Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the State of Firestone in Congress Assembled,

SECTION 1. SHORT TITLE; REFERENCES IN ACT; EFFECTIVE DATE

  1. Short Title — This Act may be cited as the “Firestone FBI Referendum Act of 2019”.
  2. References in Act — Except as otherwise expressly provided in this Act, wherever an amendment or repeal is expressed in terms of an amendment to or repeal of a section or other provision, the reference shall be considered to be made to that section.
  3. Effective Date — This Act shall be enacted as soon as its passage from both chambers of Congress.

SECTION 2. PREAMBLE

It is in the sense of Congress that—

  1. The current agencies that exist to investigate government interactions have proven to be of little efficiency.
  2. A poll posted by Governor CanineEnforcement showed an overwhelming support for the re-establishment of the FBI.

SECTION 3. DEFINITIONS

  1. The Firestone Bureau of Investigation shall be defined by Firestone Bureau of Investigation - Roblox and may be referenced as the FBI within this Act.
  2. The Firestone Bureau of Investigation was originally established; An Act to Establish the Firestone Bureau of Investigation and then abolished; A Bill to Dissolve The Firestone Bureau of Investigation

SECTION 4. REFERENDUM

  1. A referendum shall be held to decide whether or not the Firestone Bureau of Investigations shall be re-established.
  2. The referendum must be conducted within twenty (20) days of this legislation being in effect.
  3. The referendum shall contain only one (1) question, as stated in Section 4 (e).
  4. The results of the referendum shall be considered legally binding, whereas if the referendum is in favor re-establishing the FBI, sections 5, 6, 7, 8, and 9 shall be enacted. As such, if the contrary is true, nothing shall happen. If there is a tie, then the referendum shall be reheld. This legally binding referendum may be reinforced by other pieces of appropriate legislation
  5. The sole question for the referendum shall be as follows: “Should the Firestone Bureau of Investigation be Re-Established?”The answers shall be “A) Yes” and “B) No”.
  6. The Governor of the State of Firestone shall be responsible for organizing and conducting this referendum, whereas the Senate and the House of Representatives are obligated to enforce its result through appropriate legislation as described in Section 4 (d).

SECTION 5. RE-ESTABLISHMENT OF THE FBI

  1. The Firestone Bureau of Investigation shall be re-established; and shall be tasked primarily with the investigation of corruption of government officials.

  2. The Firestone Bureau of Investigation shall be managed by a Director. The Director of the Firestone Bureau of Investigation must:

  3. Be nominated by the Governor and pass a confirmation by a simple-majority.

  4. Be subject to removal of the position at the will of the Governor or by means of impeachment from Congress.

  5. In time where there is no incumbent Director of the Firestone Bureau of Investigation, the Governor may designate an Acting Director. The Acting Director of the Firestone Bureau of Investigation shall:

  6. Assume all authority over the Firestone Bureau of Investigation

  7. Serve until a Director of the Firestone Bureau of Investigations is confirmed by the Senate.

  8. The Firestone Bureau of Investigation shall operate under the Executive Branch; as said, the Director of the Firestone Bureau of Investigation has the ability to set forth policy and regulation, as long as it is constitutional, for the department to follow, and report to the Executive Office of the Governor.

SECTION 6. AUTHORITY

  1. The Firestone Bureau of Investigation shall have the authority to:

  2. Conduct reasonable surveillance, as permissible by law, if suspected or confirmed that the person under surveillance has committed a serious crime, or has posed a threat against the national security of the State.

  3. Open investigations to the fullest extent permissible by law, of the following:

1. A person holding public office or a person of importance; if there is reasonable grounds to suspect or confirm that the person(s) have commited a crime that would be deemed corrupt, as bribery, involvement in illicit activities, or anything else that is illegally defined, with approval from the Director.
2. A threat; to the security of the State of Firestone; if there is reasonable grounds to confirm or suspect these said prominent events, scandals, or attacks of national security, with approval from the Director.
  1. Provide information to Law Enforcement Agencies in order to apprehend said criminals.
  2. Should it be necessary, under special circumstances, investigations may be conducted on foreign territory with discretion of the Governor and the Department of State.

SECTION 7. STAFFING

  1. Every other position but the Director’s rank within the Firestone Bureau of Investigation are to be deemed “secondary”. The Director shall be deemed as “primary”.

  2. All employees must:

  3. Be vetted, and be found free of criminal offenses.

  4. Be highly trained to properly and efficiently execute their duties.

  5. Sign a contract that they with uphold their duties, and ensure they will not leak classified information.

1. Should the contract be broken, they shall be prosecuted accordingly.
  1. Members of Congress may not hold a position within the Firestone Bureau of Investigations.

SECTION 8. POLICY AND REGULATION

  1. The Governor shall be able to:

  2. Call for any investigation, surveillance, or other operation to be conducted by the Firestone Bureau of Investigation, if deemed by the said individuals.

  3. Call for a “redo” on any operation conducted by the Firestone Bureau of Investigation, if they deem it was not conducted properly.

  4. The Attorney General shall be able to, with agreement by their Inspector General:

  5. Call for any investigation, surveillance, or other operation to be conducted by the Firestone Bureau of Investigation, if deemed by said individuals.

  6. Call for a “redo” on any operation conducted by the Firestone Bureau of Investigation, if they deem it was not conducted properly.

  7. The Director of the Firestone Bureau of Investigation shall create any further policies and regulations, that he deems necessary for the Bureau to be at order.

SECTION 9. JOINT-INVESTIGATIONS

  1. Joint investigations between the Firestone Bureau of Investigations and the Intelligence Office may occur if both the Director of the Firestone Bureau of Investigations and the Chief of the Intelligence Office come to an agreement.
  2. Joint Investigations may be declassified with an agreement between the Director and the Chief of the respected investigative agencies listed in Section 10 (a).
  3. Joint Investigations may be visible to the Governor of Firestone & Attorney General & Inspector General by request.

SECTION 10. OVERSIGHT AND ENFORCEMENT

  1. This legislation shall be overseen and enforced by the Office of the Governor

Respectfully submitted to the Congress of the State of Firestone,

CHIEF SPONSOR:

Ronald_Reagan

Representative Ronald_Reagan (R)

CO-SPONSOR(S):

Representative Clonemep

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