The BREC Blacklist Act
Preamble: The Board of Rehabilitation and Employment of Criminals currently holds the power to blacklist people from the board, however not from the Criminal Rehabilitation Program - a clear error that needs to be addressed. This Act fixes the issue, allowing the Board to prevent troublesome individuals from partaking in the program.
BE IT ENACTED BY THE STATE OF FIRESTONE CONGRESS HERE ASSEMBLED THAT:
SECTION 1: The “Criminal Rehabilitation Act” shall be amended.
SECTION 2A: Section 1, Sub-Section b(4) of the Criminal Rehabilitation Act currently states:
“The Board shall be authorized to blacklist any person from the Board or remove any participant of the Program through a simple majority (½ or more) vote if the person’s participation or a CRP Seal would be a potential threat to state security or if the participant fails to show effort in completing the Program or violates this Act. A blacklist may be removed through a simple majority vote at any time.”
SECTION 2B: Section 1, Sub-Section b(4) of the Criminal Rehabilitation Act shall be amended to state:
“The Board shall be authorized to blacklist any person from the Program through a supermajority (⅔ or more) vote for any reason deemed plausible by the Board, or remove any participant of the Program through a simple majority (½ or more) vote if the person’s participation or a CRP Seal would be a potential threat to state security or if the participant fails to show effort in completing the Program or violates this Act. A blacklist may be removed through a simple majority vote at any time.”
SECTION 3: This act shall go into effect immediately upon completion of the required constitutional process.
SECTION 4: Should any part of this Act be declared unconstitutional or otherwise struck down, the rest shall remain in effect unless all of it is struck down or declared unconstitutional.
Respectfully submitted to the Congress of the State of Firestone.
Chief Sponsor:
Automationeer, Esq.
Senator
Author & Co-Sponsor:
Wolf_RBX, Esq.
Attorney General