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Bill #85

Diplomatic Investments Act

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CaptainMinion, Allegedly
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Active Law
Originated in Chamber
Commons
Type
Bill
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None
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Summary
Authorize investments in City-State and foreign diplomacy
Bill History

  1. Passed into law by the Executive Branch

  2. Passed the Senate during Senate Session #9 and sent to the Executive until August 05, 2026 at 21:36

  3. Passed the Commons during Commons Session #9 and sent to Senate Session #9

  4. Submitted to Commons Session #9

Diplomatic Investments Act

DIA

Authors: CaptainMinion

Whereas, Without more decisive support our alliances with nearby City-States are fragile;

Whereas, Investing in international cooperation may prove beneficial as well;

Therefore, be it resolved:

Section 1: City-States

  1. The Celtic Nation shall Pledge to Protect the City-State of Kiev.
  2. The president may have roads constructed on the tiles designated by the map referenced in Section 3 regardless of existing environmental law.
  1. [RP] Any road constructed in a national park shall have proper animal crossing infrastructure, eco-friendly construction methods, leave minimal impact on the environment, and be designated a scenic byway.
  2. The cost and maintenance of roads on these tiles shall be authorized.
  1. The President is authorized to engage in the following acts of support towards the City-States of Kiev, Ife and Zanzibar:
  1. Gifting a Unit;
  2. Gifting Gold in a quantity not exceeding 10% of current treasury funds. This limit is raised to 20% of current treasury funds if the City-State is currently requesting donations due to a quest.

Section 2: International Cooperation

  1. The President is authorized to spend no more than 300 Gold per stream in Trade agreements with other civilizations to obtain any of the following:
  1. Luxury Resources that our nation has no access to;
  2. Open Borders agreements;
  3. Cities;
  1. The President is authorized to enter into a Research Agreement if the cost doesn’t exceed 50% of current treasury funds.

Section 3: Reference Map

  1. Below shall be the reference map: