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To provide for reconciliation pursuant to the implementation and resolvement of organized committees within the senatorial-congressional assembly.
IN THE SENATE OF THE STATE OF FIRESTONE
August 21, 2018
AN ACT
To provide for reconciliation pursuant to the implementation and resolvement of organized committees within the senatorial-congressional assembly.
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, TABLE OF CONTENTS
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Short Title.–This Act may be cited as the “Senatorial Accountability Act of 2018”.
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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.
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Table Of Contents.–The table of contents of this act is as follows:
Sec. 1 Short title; references in Act; table of contents.
TITLE I–REFORM OF LEGISLATIVE COMMITTEE HEARINGS
Subtitle A–Reform of Procedures Initiating Legislative Committee Hearings
Sec. 101. Definitions Pursuant - Subtitle A. - (TI. - SB. A; SAA2018)
Sec. 102. Legislative committee hearings reformation process.
Sec. 103. Reformation of protocol & procedures. (LCH)
Sec. 104. Implementation of confidentiality precautions before proceedings.
TITLE II–IMPLEMENTING & IMPROVING SENATORIAL COMMITTEES
Sec. 201. Definitions Pursuant - Title II. - (TI.; SAA2018)
Sec. 202. Revisement & redefinement of incumbent senatorial committee; “SAC”.
Sec. 203. Implementation of new legislative committees.
TITLE III–ACCOUNTABILITY & LEADERSHIP IMPLEMENTATION OF COMMITTEES
Sec. 301. Leadership & chain of command control of instated senatorial bodies.
Sec. 302. Accountability of legislative committee instated leadership authorities.
TITLE IV–EFFECTIVE DATE & COSPONSORS
Sec. 401. Effective Date & Cosponsors
TITLE I–REFORM OF LEGISLATIVE COMMITTEE HEARINGS
Subtitle A–Reform of Procedures Initiating Legislative Committee Hearings
SECTION. 101. DEFINITIONS PURSUANT - SUBTITLE A. - (TI. - SB. A; SAA2018)
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DEFINITIONS.–In this subsection:
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Committee.–A group of people, generally a legislative body appointed to serve a specific function, or in a legislative stand point, function amongst a certain topic.
(b) Legislation.–Laws, considered collectively.
(c) Reformation.–The action or process of reforming an institution or practice.
(d) Budget.–A certain amount of funds allocated towards something.
SECTION. 102. LEGISLATIVE COMMITTEE HEARINGS REFORMATION PROCESS.
(X) DEFINITIONS.–In this subsection:
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A “Legislative Committee Hearing” shall be defined as an established committee body with a rightful amount of congressional delegates charged with zoning a specific legislative topic.
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Committee hearings in relation that are subject to hearing pieces of legislation shall be presented before a committee before final arrival on either chamber’s floor.
(b) Committees, made up of invoked leadership officials shall set a base of rules and standards that in which every committee must abide by.
(c) Legislative committee hearings shall be the time given that all pieces of legislation are represented, and those that in which do not meet the committees standards shall be deemed redundant.
SECTION. 103. REFORMATION OF PROTOCOL & PROCEDURES. (LCH)
(X) DEFINITIONS.–In this subsection:
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Legislative committees shall have one leadership role, a chairperson acting also as a representative for the given committee.
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Congressional delegates/members who fail to participate in assigned committee hearings without an excused absence shall be given a verbal warning, on the second offense an unexcused absence marking.
(b) Congressional delegates/members who fail to be present during senatorial nomination committee hearings shall be automatically given an unexcused absence without warning.
(c) During a committee nomination hearing, congressional delegates/members shall have questions pre-written and sent to the chairperson of the designated committee.
(d) IN GENERAL.–An election shall be given by committee members to present a chairperson for given committee.
(2) DEADLINE FOR ELECTION.–The deadline described in sec. (e) of this paragraph shall be 3 days after the committee is formed.
- Neither party shall be opted out for mediation regarding assault, criminal acts or non-professional behavior before the election.
SECTION. 104. IMPLEMENTATION OF CONFIDENTIALITY PRECAUTIONS BEFORE PROCEEDINGS.
(X) DEFINITIONS.–In this subsection:
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”Confidentiality” shall be defined as keeping a private sector on social status and freedom from the rejection of press during nomination hearings.
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Nominees shall invest thy right to a fair, equal hearing. Under the investment of the nominee, thy assembly shall either be held behind closed doors, or with proper disclosure civilian security clearance present.
(b) PROPOSED.–SECTION 103; SUBSECTION D; TITLE I; - As proposed in the subsection on the second page:
- Questions to be proposed and answered during the length of a meeting shall be classified to both the committee member and committee chair.
- ; As proposed - Committee members who violate these terms shall be expelled from the rest of the duration of the hearing, as well as other hearings that shall take place within the future.
(c) Members within a congressional committee during the duration of a hearing shall be subject to exemption and freedom from the press, unless chosen to speak directly to them.
(d) Nominees proceeding with a hearing shall take an oath with the committee chairperson that is instated below:
- “Do you, (username), profoundly swear to tell the truth in its entirety and nothing but the truth?”
TITLE II–IMPLEMENTING & IMPROVING SENATORIAL COMMITTEES
(https://www.congress.gov/)
Sec. 201. DEFINITIONS PURSUANT - TITLE II. - (TI.; SAA2018)
DEFINITIONS.–In this subsection:
- {SAC}.-- subsection; 201, title ii; Senate Appointment Committee; - shall be defined as a committee tasked with appointing nominees.
(b) DIRECT PROVISION.–subsection; 201, title ii; inherit incumbent section; - shall be defined as a term that means a provision of a direct Act that applies the rights or protections of a direct Act to a congressional member.
(c) DIRECT ACT.–subsection; 201, title ii; inherit incumbent section; - shall be defined as an act or provision of the Revised Statutes.
SEC. 202. REVISEMENT & REDEFINEMENT OF INCUMBENT SENATORIAL COMMITTEE; “SAC”
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No valid definition; The Senate Appointment Committee shall be redefined in said subsection;
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Senate Appointment Committee shall invest full jurisdiction on confirming judicial, legislative and executive level nominees.
- Redefined; Governmental Nominees.
(b) Senate Appointment Committee transacts different level governmental confirmation nominees.
(c) Committee members (see subsection. 203. for extended review) based on which governmental nominee is being reviewed, corresponding with its committee shall have the availability of being present.
(d) The Senate Appointment Committee shall be a committee-based organizer hosted on appointing governmental nominations.
- Subsection. 202. - Chairperson shall be appointed as said in subsection. 103. to the Senate Appointment Committee.
(e) Nomination hearings shall motion to never continue if a representative from implied committee (see subsection. 203. for extended review) is not present during either a full or partial duration of the specialized hearing.
SEC. 203. IMPLEMENTATION OF NEW LEGISLATIVE COMMITTEES.
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Legislative committees shall invest full obligement of denying bills before they enter either chamber to ensure proficiency and accuracy of every bill.
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Legislative committees shall meet at the state capitol, or, via discord to discuss ongoing legislation and proposed legislation.
- Hearings shall be recorded and monitored by an observant.
(b) Legislative committees shall invest the power to bring a bill back if not confidential and recognized quickly.
(c) Recognized legislative committees in concurrent Act shall consist of;
- Rules & Administration Committee
- Senate Appointment Committee
- Congressional Government Oversight Committee
- Judiciary Committee
- Committee on State Secondary Jobs
- Finance & Budget Committee
- State Services & Armed Services Committee
(d) Congressional members/delegates shall invest the power of observing and participating in multiple committees.
(e) Instated committees shall be managed and presided by the serving chairperson.
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Legislative committees shall never intervene in each others affairs, such actions shall be considered a violation.
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Summarization; Ten committees implemented for both the house and senate, legislators shall come together and serve upon the committees.
SEC. 204. EMBEDMENT OF INSTATED COMMITTEES. (PURSUANT; SEC. 203. TI II; SAA2018)
DEFINITIONS.–In this subsection:
- EMBEDMENT.–shall be defined as the reorganization and reinstatement of the functions of said committees in subsection 203.
(b) RULES & ADMINISTRATION COMMITTEE.–Created and charged with the task of creating legislation that applies to departmental, governmental and congressional rules and administration affairs.
(c) SENATE APPOINTMENT COMMITTEE.–Amended by author due to the definition located in subsection. 202.
(d) FINANCE & BUDGET COMMITTEE.–Created and charged with the task of managing and creating legislation regarding financial and budget control spending obligations.
(e) STATE SERVICES & ARMED SERVICES COMMITTEE.–Created and charged with the task of creating legislation that applies to state services issued by the government as well as the National Guard.
(f) CONGRESSIONAL GOVERNMENTAL OVERSIGHT COMMITTEE.–Created and charged with the task of managing and creating legislation regarding congressional and governmental task overseeing and management.
(g) JUDICIARY COMMITTEE.–Created and charged with the task of managing and creating legislation regarding judicial affiliations and affairs.
(h) COMMITTEE ON STATE SECONDARY JOBS.–Created and charged with the task of managing and creating legislation regarding departmental/agency affairs, reforms and fiscal changes.
TITLE III–ACCOUNTABILITY & LEADERSHIP IMPLEMENTATION OF COMMITTEES
Sec. 301. LEADERSHIP & CHAIN OF COMMAND CONTROL OF INSTATED SENATORIAL BODIES.
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Chairperson(s) of implemented committee(s);
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Shall invest full power and preside over assigned committee.
(b) Shall invest full power and authority over committee communications and allocated regulations;
(c) Therefore it is enacted that committees create regulations and rules set to control congressional members on forced behavior.
(d) Shall voke the power to remove members from the committee if given reason is justified and agreed upon by a majority vote taken by the allocated committee as well as rules & administration committee.
(2) Chairperson(s) of implemented committee(s);
- Shall either agree upon taking the office into consideration or be;
(b) Elected upon the majority of the committee members.
(c) Shall be removed if authority is faulty in any way or is put on trial by congress.
(d) Shall have shown leadership skills or have leadership experience in credible sources of political genre.
(3) DEFINITION.–In this partial subsection:
- Joint Committee Room.–shall be defined as; Firestone Joint Committee Room - Roblox
Chairperson(s) of implemented committee(s);
- Shall be responsible of holding legislative hearings at the Joint Committee Room.
(b) Shall be responsibly attentive to the majority of all legislative hearings.
(c) Shall be held accountable for the actions that take place in any genre of hearing within their committee.
(d) Shall be responsible for representing their committee in the chamber of congress.
SEC. 302. ACCOUNTABILITY OF LEGISLATIVE COMMITTEE INSTATED LEADERSHIP AUTHORITIES
- In subsection. 302., by implementing the denial of the repeal.
(2) In subsection. 302., by striking the amendment and instating leadership.
(3) In subsection. 302., by enforcing moralities and refusing an objective amendment.
(4) Employing Offices of subsection. 302., etc.;
“(2) DUTIES.–By defining “Joint Committee Room” in subsection. 302.;
SEC. 303. PROCEDURES & EMBEDDED REQUIREMENTS OF INSTATED LEADERSHIP STATUS OVER LEGISLATIVE COMMITTEE.
- Amended as of 12:04 AM, 9/23/2018 by the chief sponsor and bill author.
(2) Amended as of 12:04 AM, 9/23/2018 by the chief sponsor and bill author.
(3) Amended as of 12:05 AM, 9/23/2018 by the chief sponsor and bill author.
(4) Amended as of 12:07 AM, 9/23/2018 by the chief sponsor and bill author.
TITLE IV–EFFECTIVE DATE & COSPONSORS
SEC. 401. EFFECTIVE DATE & COSPONSORS
- IN GENERAL.–Except as otherwise provided in this Act, upon the completion of the legislative process, this act shall voke full privileges, authority and fundamentals, born into congressional law no later than forty-eight hours after approval.
- NO EFFECT ON ENDING PROCEEDINGS.–Except as otherwise denied by congressional delegates, there is no effective judgment on the ending proceedings.
(1) Chief Bill Sponsor & Author;
- Sen. Conyers | (Senator TimothyConyers) - (Firestone Senate) - (R)
(2) Bill Co-Sponsors
- Rep. Lixio | (Representative Ak_lixio) - (Firestone House of Representatives) - (R)
- Rep. Uncircuit | (Representative Uncircuit) - (Firestone House of Representatives) - (R)