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Bill #64

DCash Act

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Written by
CaptainMinion, Allegedly
@captainminion
Status
Failed in the Commons
Originated in Chamber
Commons
Type
Bill
Sponsors
None
Summary
Legitimize DCash and establish basic regulations
Bill History
  1. Failed in Commons Session #6

  2. Submitted to Commons Session #6

DCash Act

DCA

Authors: CaptainMinion

Whereas, DCash is a currency already functioning on the Democraciv Exchange constructed by Arcwizard and maintained by the DCash Corporation;

Whereas, There are currently no laws ensuring the fairness of dealings within this economy;

Therefore, be it resolved:


Section 1: DCash Currency

  1. DCash is hereby recognized as the Celtic nation’s official currency.
  2. The Рsymbol is hereby officially recognized as representing the DCash currency.
  3. The DCash Corporation is forbidden from generating more DCash, except when directly authorized to do so by law.
  1. Any account joining the Democraciv Exchange for the first time shall receive a grant of new 1000Ð.
  2. The DCash Corporation is permitted to make House Bids on the Democraciv Exchange.
  1. A House Bid must be made automatically. House Bids and any probabilities related to them must be impartial, entirely unaffected by the political affiliation or identity of any user.
  2. A House Bid, if victorious in an auction, shall be paid with newly generated DCash.

Section 2: Court Integrity

  1. The selling of appointments to the Supreme Court shall be forbidden.
  2. The selling of any judicial decisions of the Supreme Court and its justices shall be forbidden.

Section 3: Scam Protections

  1. Lying about or failing to fulfill a legally binding exchange agreement shall be forbidden.
  1. Offers and bids made on the DCash Democraciv Exchange shall be legally binding.
  2. Exchange agreements made publicly shall be legally binding if directly announced as an official agreement and clearly approved by all parties involved.
  3. Exchange agreements made privately shall not be inherently legally binding.
  1. The Supreme Court may be privately informed of a private exchange agreement and may deem it legally binding once all parties involved approve of it. The Supreme Court shall be required to maintain a copy of such an agreement until its provisions are fulfilled in full.