WHEREAS, the Ziu has barked, but we must be ready to bite,

THEREFORE, the Ziu directs that Title J of el Lexhatx, which currently reads

2. Each officeholder or head of agency shall be responsible for monitoring any boards provided for their use, and reporting any problems to the Chancery as needed. The Secretary of State or their designated representative(s) shall act to maintain a minimum level of acceptable behavior on these boards when such action is requested whensoever their own judgment directs that it is necessary. This behavior is not defined in specifics, but shall include generally treating others in a manner that respects Talossa as a community.

shall be amended to read

2. Each officeholder or head of agency shall be responsible for monitoring any boards provided for their use, and reporting any problems to the Chancery as needed. The Secretary of State or their designated representative(s) shall act to maintain a minimum level of acceptable behavior on these boards when such action is requested whensoever their own judgment directs that it is necessary. This behavior shall be generally defined as treating others in a manner that respects Talossa as a community.

2.1. In order to defend the peace of the public commons and to maintain this minimum level of acceptable behavior, the Chancery may respond with warnings and suspensions according to the following rubric.

2.1.1. After the first offense within a period of 12 months, the Chancery may issue a written warning and/or disable specific post(s) or thread(s).

2.1.2. After the second offense within a period of 12 months, the Chancery may suspend the miscreant's account for 24 hours.

2.1.3. After the third offense within a period of 12 months, the Chancery may suspend the miscreant's account for 7 days.

2.1.4. After the fourth and subsequent offenses within a period of 12 months, the Chancery may impose additional 7 day bans, and the Attorney-General may prosecute the miscreant for the serious misdemeanour of disturbing the peace.

2.2. Each decision may be appealed to the relevant cort. This appeal shall be governed by an abbreviated hearing process, with the petitioner and Chancery each supplying a single brief, and requiring only such testimony or evidence as the cort may request.

FURTHER, there shall be a new subsubsection 7.2.11 within Title A of el Lexhatx, which shall read as follows:

Disturbing the peace. Whoever, in a public or private place or forum within the jurisdiction of the Kingdom, repeatedly engages in aggressive, abusive, indecent, or otherwise disorderly conduct under circumstances in which the conduct tends to cause or provoke a disturbance is guilty of a serious misdemeanor.

Noi urent q'estadra så,
Baron Alexandreu Davinescu (MC-PROG)
King Txec (King of Talossa)

WHEREAS the immigration process should be open to all, without regard for the religious or political views of the Minister of Immigration, and

WHEREAS this should be true whether we have a politically conservative Minister, who must not be allowed to block progressives, or a politically progressive Minister, who must not be allowed to block conservatives, or an atheist interested in excluding the religious, or a deeply religious Minister who wants to bar atheists, or any other flavor of official else,

THEREFORE the fifth section of Title E of el Lexhatx, which currently reads

5. If, at any point during the process, either before or after creation of the Wittenberg account, the Immigration Minister determines that the prospective immigrant shall not be considered further, the prospective immigrant shall be informed of this decision, and shall be made aware that a Grant of Citizenship may yet be obtained by the disappointed applicant if an act of the Ziu be passed directing that such a grant be issued. Any account created for the applicant on Wittenberg shall then be terminated

5.1 Any person, whose citizenship is denied, may in the first case appeal this decision by application to the Secretary of State, and be given the Chancery's contact details to enable them to do so. The Secretary of State may, if they believe the Ministry of Immigration has misused their discretion under Talossan law, report to the Ziu with their reasons for so deciding and recommend that the applicant or prospective citizen be given citizenship by act of the Ziu. Alternatively, the applicant or prospective may reapply by undergoing the entire procedure (minus any successfully completed portions) following the next general election.

shall be amended to read

5. If the Immigration Minister determines that the prospective immigrant shall not be considered further, the prospective immigrant shall be informed of this decision, and shall be made aware that a Grant of Citizenship may yet be obtained by the disappointed applicant if an act of the Ziu be passed directing that such a grant be issued. Any account created for the applicant on Wittenberg shall then be terminated.

5.1. This decision may only be made after the application has been processed and posted, and the public must be informed of the minister's decision and the justification for the decision.

5.2. Any person, whose citizenship is denied, may in the first case appeal this decision by application to the Secretary of State, and be given the Chancery's contact details to enable them to do so. The Secretary of State may, if they believe the Ministry of Immigration has misused their discretion under Talossan law, report to the Ziu with their reasons for so deciding and recommend that the applicant or prospective citizen be given citizenship by act of the Ziu.

5.3. Alternatively, the applicant or prospective may reapply by undergoing the entire procedure (minus any successfully completed portions) following the next general election.

Ureu q'estadra så,
Baron Alexandreu Davinescu (MC-PROG)