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Bill #25

Warrior Code Act

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Written by
First Senator Taylor
@taylor8384
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Status
Active Law
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Senate
Type
Bill
Sponsors
None
Link
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Summary
Adopts Warrior Code.
Bill History

  1. Passed into law by the Executive Branch

  2. Passed the Commons during Commons Session #3 and sent to the Executive until June 18, 2026 at 00:26

  3. Passed the Senate during Senate Session #2 and sent to Commons Session #3

  4. Submitted to Senate Session #2

WARRIOR CODE ACT

ARTICLE I: ADOPTION

Section 1. The President may adopt the Warrior Code policy.

  1. The time this policy is adopted depends on law.
  2. If any other policies are prioritized first then Warrior Code may wait.
  3. If no other policies are prioritized then Warrior Code may be adopted.

Section 2. The President is authorized to adopt Honor if they have not done so already.

ARTICLE II: IMPLICATION

Section 1. Upon adoption of Warrior Code six (6) units are maintenance free.

Section 2. Six (6) units shall be designated as the “Volunteer Militia”, “Militia”, or “VM [unit name]” for short.

  1. The Volunteer Militia units should be labeled as such if possible.
  2. The Volunteer Militia themselves, as maintenance-free units, are not subject to budgetary requirements regarding maintenance.
  3. The Volunteer Militia shall not be counted toward the number of military units in budget legislation.
  4. The costs to upgrade Volunteer Militia units shall still be subject to budget legislation or any other relevant legislation.
  5. If any militia unit is eliminated then the president shall be empowered to replace the unit with any combat unit of their choosing; the president must label them in compliance with this section.

Section 4. The designation of militia units is to aid in organizational efforts and record-keeping.