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Bill #95

Ministry Expansion Amendment to the Ministry Act

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Summary
Increase the bureaucrat limit and establish a Ministry of Justice

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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 22:08

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

  4. This bill is an amendment to bill #4.

  5. Submitted to Commons Session #9

Ministry Expansion Amendment

MEA

Authors: CaptainMinion

Purpose: To expand the Ministries and establish a Ministry of Justice

Whereas, All animals deserve to be respected as our brothers and sisters;

Therefore, The Ministry Act (Law #4) shall be amended:

Underlined text in Blue to be added.

Text in Red and strikethrough to be removed.

Articles which remain unchanged have been omitted in the text of this amendment

MINISTRY ACT

ARTICLE IV: MINISTRY PERSONNEL

Section 1. Each individual ministry may have at most three (3) four (4) individuals working within it at any given time: (i.) The Minister (ii.) two (2) three (3) bureaucrats.

  1. The direct head of each ministry shall be the corresponding minister; who shall hold operational oversight and management of the Ministry.

        i. The Foreign Minister shall oversee the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

        ii. The Defence Minister shall oversee the Ministry of Defence

        iii. The Finance Minister shall oversee the Ministry of Finance.

        iv. The Attorney General shall oversee the Ministry of Justice.

  1. Each minister may appoint bureaucrats to assist in their respective ministry operations.

i. Bureaucrats must be citizens and must not serve within the Judicial branch.

ii. Bureaucrats shall serve until dismissal by their respective minister; dismissal by the president; or their resignation.

ARTICLE VI: THE MINISTRY OF JUSTICE

Section 1. The Ministry of Justice shall be created.

Section 2. The Ministry shall be empowered with the ability to analyze celtic laws; compile and store information regarding them; publicize findings; make non-binding suggestions to prevent illegal actions; initiate lawsuits; conducts arrests and impose punishments in accordance with the Celtic Penal Code (Law #71).

  1. The President shall have the power to indefinitely suspend the Ministry’s power to impose punishments if there exist any reasonable suspicions that said power is being abused or used in a corrupt manner. The President may later restore this power.
  2. Should they be made aware of a potential violation of the law by the Government or agents or members thereof, the Attorney General may appoint a special prosecutor to investigate and pursue legal remedy to that situation.
  1. The appointment of a special prosecutor must be accompanied with a specific scope, including the subject or subjects of the investigation, the alleged conduct, and a deadline to conclude an investigation and provide a report to the Ministry.
  2. A special prosecutor must, upon their appointment, make public a statement of interest detailing any connections to the subjects of the investigation, and must not hold any other positions within the Executive Branch during their service as a special prosecutor.
  3. Special prosecutors shall be considered bureaucrats and therefore subject to the requirements of Article IV of this act.

Section 3. The goal of the Ministry is to report legal conditions and to support the enforcement of law.

Section 4. The Ministry shall be officially classified as a government entity and thus subject to all rules on transparency, integrity, and other relevant regulations.