45RZ18 - The Holding Back the Waive Act

WHEREAS all Talossans should be equal before the law, and
WHEREAS equality before the law in undoubtedly a good thing, and
WHEREAS to that extent no waivers should be considered, and
WHEREAS it's best if Talossans have the opportunity to get to know every prospective citizen that happens by, and
WHEREAS there's probably a good reason for having a set amount of time to get to know new people, and
WHEREAS this should apply to Berbers too, and
WHEREAS it would be discriminatory to waiver the normal procedure of one prospective of North African Berber ancestry but not others, and
WHEREAS the effort of determining whether the ancestry is true or not probably isn't worth it, and
WHEREAS it's just easier for everyone if all prospectives' immigration applications are treated the same, and
WHEREAS The Law Of Return Act didn't really work anyway, now
THEREFORE be it enacted by the Ziu that 31RZ21 (The Law of Return Act) which reads:
PROVISION 1: During each elected Cosâ term, the Immigration Minister and Uppermost Cort shall be empowered to grant Talossan citizenship to ONE (1) person of demonstrable North African Berber ancestry who has explicitly applied for Talossan citizenship. Other normal provisions for citizenship shall be waived in this one case.PROVISION 2: The exact means for verifying claims of said ancestry shall be worked out between the Cort and the Immigration Minister, with the Cort having final say in case of disputed cases.PROVISION 3: In the event of multiple applications, the special grant of citizenship may only go to one person; any others will need to apply via the normal rules of naturalization.PROVISION 4: The Culture Minister shall take appropriate steps to advertise in Berber forums upon the approval of this bill.
is hereby repealed.FURTHERMORE, be it resolved by the Ziu that it would still be pretty cool if we managed to attract more citizens of North African Berber ancestry

Uréu q'estadra så,
C. Carlüs Xheraltescu (MC-ZRT)