Repeal Law 53, ‘Center of the World Act’
- Status
- Active Law
- Originated in Chamber
- Commons
- Type
- Bill
- Sponsors
- None
- Link
- Google Docs
- Summary
- This bill was made with the point to deregulate mapmakers, allowing for easier and more creative freedom to be made when making maps.
Bill History
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Passed into law by the Executive Branch
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Passed the Senate during Senate Emergency Session #8 and sent to the Executive until July 28, 2026 at 22:10
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Passed the Commons during Commons Emergency Session #8 and sent to Senate Emergency Session #8
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Submitted to Commons Emergency Session #8
Repeal Law 53, ‘Center of the World Act’
The point of this bill is so that a repeal can be made against law 53, which stipulates:
“Ensure Edinburgh/Inverness is recognised as the symbolic centre of the world by centring it on roleplay maps, promoting its significance internationally, and using geographical names to reinforce the importance and heritage of Celtic civilisation."
This bill was made with the point to deregulate mapmakers, allowing for easier and more creative freedom to be made when making maps.