LAMP Amendment
- Status
- Vetoed by the Executive
- Originated in Chamber
- Senate
- Type
- Bill
- Sponsors
- None
- Link
- Google Docs
- Summary
- Protects atolls and mountain from development
Amendments
Bill History
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Vetoed by the Executive Branch
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Passed the Commons during Commons Session #10 and sent to the Executive until August 10, 2026 at 03:21
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Passed the Senate during Senate Session #9 and sent to Commons Session #10
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This bill is an amendment to bill #28.
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Submitted to Senate Session #9
Lesser Atolls and Mountains Protection Amendment
Author: WesGutt, Carlitos
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Text in Red and strikethrough to be removed.
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 Celtic control 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 are automatically enrolled into the NPS. If resources or Antiquity Sites are discovered 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 Jungle, 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.”