GRAHAM Amendment
Speaker WesGutt
@wesgutt
- Status
- Failed in the Commons
- Originated in Chamber
- Commons
- Type
- Bill
- Sponsors
- None
- Link
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- Summary
- Expands automatic NPS protections to Atolls and Mountains, Allows the Legislature to plan and create larger National Parks
Amendments
Bill History
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Failed in Commons Session #9
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This bill is an amendment to bill #28.
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Submitted to Commons Session #9
Greater Reservations for Atolls, Hinterlands, and Mountains (GRAHAM) Amendment
Author: WesGutt
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The Sacred Environment Act
Author : Sun_Tzu_Warrior, Quaerendo_Invenietis, PaintHouses, Taylor
Purpose: An act to preserve the environment for future generations.
Section 1: National Parks Service (NPS)
- By vote of the Commons and Senate, any tile within five (5) tiles of a Celtic control city-center can be deemed a National Park. Any tile declared a National Park will have all improvements removed and any future improvements prohibited.
- No natural features may be removed from National Park tiles except by the act of settling a city.
- All atolls, mountains, jungles, and forests without known resources or Antiquity Sites and within five (5) tiles of a Celtic city-center, but not within the borders of another Civilization or City-State, are automatically enrolled into the NPS.
- If resources or Antiquity Sites are discovered, or the tile is within the borders of another Civilization or City-State, the tile will be automatically removed from the NPS and is eligible to be worked baring any other restrictions.
- The President or Streamer may not have Workers remove any Forests or Jungles anywhere, unless one of the following conditions obtains:
- The feature’s removal would be necessary to connect a Luxury Resource.
- The feature’s removal would be necessary to connect a Strategic Resource.
- The feature’s removal would be necessary to Construct an Archeological Dig.
- All Natural Wonders and their adjacent tiles are automatically enrolled into the NPS.
Section 2: Animal Protection
- All roads must have established animal crossings.
- The government is limited to improving only 1 tile per animal resource if identified as a “protected species”.
- Animal resources considered “protected species” are as follows:
- Bison, Furs, Ivory, Whales, Seals
- Animal resources not listed as “protected species” are as follows:
- Fish, Lake Fish, Crab, Horses, Cattle, Sheep, Deer
- All animal husbandry will be subject to strict ethical guidelines
- The government is banned from the import and export of animal resources listed as “protected species.”