[Regional Law] Regional Officers Act 2021

Regional Officers Act 2021

An act to mandate the assignment of Regional Officers.

Now, therefore, BE IT ENACTED by the order of the glorious Constitution of the Revolutionary Republic, by and with the advice and consent of the Citizens of The Communist Bloc, in this present Legislative Committee assembled, and by the authority of the same, as follows-

Article I - Category

(1) This Act shall be classified as a Type III Executive Law.

Article II - Provisions

(2) The First Minister may assign Regional Officers for the World Assembly Delegate to give roles to.

1. The Vice World Assembly Delegates must be Regional Officers

   1. They shall be granted the minimum permissions of Communication and Border Control.
      

2. The First Minister, the Speaker of the Legislative Committee and Chief Justice shall be assigned all permissions except World Assembly and Executive.

   1. All Ministers must have Appearance, Communications and Polls permissions at a minimum.

      1. Except where this exceeds the maximum number of positions available, at which point the First Minister may select which ministers whose roles are not specifically mentioned below to have their Regional Officer status revoked.
         

   2. The Minister of Foreign Affairs and Defense must have Embassies and Border Control permissions additionally.

   3. The Minister of Domestic Affairs must have Border Control permissions additionally.

   4. The Minister of Information must have Communications, Polls and Appearance permissions at a minimum.

   5. Any additional Regional Officers shall serve at the pleasure of the First Minister, and be assigned roles as needed.

   6. Should a Minister have Co-Ministers elected and should the First Minister deem it necessary, only one of the Co-Ministers may be appointed as an RO to keep TCB under the RO limit.
      

(3) This law may be declared suspended during a State of Emergency, as defined by the Constitution, should Regional Officers be required to defend the Bloc from a hostile force.

Article III - Schedule

(4) This act shall be considered legally binding following majority assent from the Legislative Committee, as well as majority assent from the People's Assembly.

Written and proposed by Martyn Kiryu