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Bill #113

Better Ship Names Act

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Summary
Allows the president to submit new ship names to the Senate

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Bill History

  1. Passed into law by the Executive Branch

  2. Passed the Senate during Senate Session #10 and sent to the Executive until August 13, 2026 at 22:31

  3. Passed the Commons during Commons Session #10 and sent to Senate Session #10

  4. This bill is an amendment to bill #70.

  5. Submitted to Commons Session #10

Registry of Naval Vessels

Authors: HeyNicko & CaptainMinion

The purpose of the Registry of Naval Vessels (RNV) is to establish a permanent system for the naming and identification of naval vessels serving in the Navy of the Celtic Republic.

All commissioned naval vessels shall bear the naval prefix 'CSV' (Celtic State Vessel) followed by a name contained within the Registry of Naval Vessels established under this Act.

Section I: List of Ship Names:

  1. CSV Dedication
  1. CSV Highland
  1. CSV Laoch
  1. CSV Fortriu
  1. CSV Dios
  1. CSV Patria
  1. CSV Explorer
  1. CSV Goidelic
  1. CSV Inis
  1. CSV Dal Riata
  1. CSV Preserver
  1. CSV Verturian
  1. CSV Aberdeen 
  1. CSV Glas
  1. CSV Mor
  1. CSV Mangróbh
  1. CSV Galway 
  1. CSV Awen
  1. CSV Edinburgh
  1. CSV Rei
  1. CSV Atlantis
  1. CSV Éadaoin
  1. CSV Aquitania
  1. CSV Armorique
  1. CSV Lugus
  1. CSV Quaerendo
  1. CSV Taylor
  1. CSV Perfectwing
  1. CSV HeyNicko
  1. CSV Blonde
  1. CSV Enterprise
  1. CSV Endurance
  1. CSV Reliant
  1. CSV Rowan
  1. CSV Hawthorn
  1. CSV Juniper
  1. CSV Ash
  1. CSV Holly
  1. CSV Pine
  1. CSV Faerûn
  1. CSV Cú Chulainn
  1. CSV Reverence

  1. Additional names may be added to, amended within, or removed from the Registry only through legislation enacted in accordance with the Constitution, or by motion from the Senate.
  1. The President may submit new ship names to the Senate for approval by motion.

Section II: Special Considerations:

  1. The President shall assign a name from the Registry of Naval Vessels to each newly commissioned naval vessel.

  1. The President may select any available name contained within the registry and is not required to follow any prescribed order when making such assignments.

  1. No two commissioned naval vessels shall bear the same name simultaneously.

  1. Upon the decommissioning, destruction, or permanent removal from service of a naval vessel, its name shall become available for future assignment unless it has been retired under Section III of this Act.

Section III: Retirement of Naval Names:

  1. The President may retire any name contained within the Registry of Naval Vessels.
  1. A retired name shall not be assigned to any future naval vessel.

  1. A retired name may only be restored to the registry through legislation enacted in accordance with the Constitution.

Section IV: Naming Restrictions:

  1. The following naming restrictions shall apply:
  1. Names that are excessively violent or graphic;

  1. Names that insult, defame, or deliberately undermine the Republic, its institutions, or registered political parties;

  1. Names that promote hostile foreign powers, rival nations, or entities deemed contrary to the interests of the Republic;

  1. Names that violate server rules or community standards.

  1. Any dispute regarding the legality of a naval vessel's name under this Section may be brought before the Supreme Court.
  1. The Supreme Court shall have final authority to interpret this Act and determine whether a naval vessel's name complies with these provisions.

  1. If the Supreme Court determines that a name violates this Section, that name shall be removed from the Registry and may not be reassigned unless restored through legislation.