Title: Private Forums Act of 2006
hard_right - March 14, 2006 05:47 PM (GMT)
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Private Forums Act of 2006
Article 1. – Name. This act shall be officially cited as the “Private Forums Act of 2006”.
Article 2. - Declaring private discussions public. Discussions and decisions made in Private Forums within the Empire of the Alexandrians shall remain confidential within the Membership of the said Private Forums until they are made public, or declared public, by the Presiding Officer of the Private Forum. It shall also be lawful for the Presiding Officer of a Private Forum, if he deems it necessary, to inform third parties about discussions and decisions made in a Private Forum over which he presides. Before the Presiding Officer of a Private Forum makes anything within the Private Forum public he shall consult with His Imperial Majesty and with the Prime Minister.
Article 3. - Admittance into private forums. No person who is not a Member of a Private Forum or an advisor appointed under the hand and an Official Seal in the custody of the Presiding Officer of a Private Forum may be admitted to Private Forums reserved for the use of Membership of the Private Forum for any reason without the express and written invitation of the Presiding Officer of the Private Forum and except for the purpose of providing the with Membership of the Private Forum confidential or sensitive information in relation to ongoing business of the body the Private Forum belongs to. Persons admitted to a Private Forum under this Article shall, for the purposes of this Act, be deemed to be part the Membership of the said Private Forum.
Article 4. - Designation of Presiding Officers. The Emperor shall, for the purposes of this Act and in accordance with Law and Traditional Practice, by Order designate the Presiding Officer of every Private Forum within the Empire of the Alexandrians.
Article 5. - Breaches of confidentiality. Anyone who breaches the confidentiality of any Private Forum within the Empire of the Alexandrians shall be guilty of a High Crime and shall be liable on conviction thereof to suffer revocation of his or her Alexandrian Citizenship, the revocation of all Titles and Honors and permanent expulsion from this Empire.
Article 6. - Unlawful granting of access into private forums. Anyone who intends, attempts, conspires or makes preparations to unlawfully grant or unlawfully grants anybody access to a Private Forum within the Empire shall be guilty of a High Crime and shall be liable on conviction thereof to suffer revocation of his or her Alexandrian Citizenship, the revocation of all Titles and Honors and permanent expulsion from this Empire.
Article 7. - Unlawful entry into private forums. Anyone who intends, attempts, conspires or makes preparations to unlawfully gain or unlawfully gains access to a Private Forum within this Empire shall be guilty of a High Crime and shall be liable on conviction thereof to suffer revocation of his or her Alexandrian Citizenship, the revocation of all Titles and Honors and permanent expulsion from this Empire.
Article 8. - Imperial Assent. This Act shall come into operation immediately after it has received the Imperial Assent. |
Pete James - May 24, 2006 03:03 PM (GMT)
Debate may begin.
I think I have a few issues, Primerally about the punishments. Its an important act, but I don't think I agree outright with it.
Matthieu Poiters - May 24, 2006 06:57 PM (GMT)
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Article 2. - Declaring private discussions public. Discussions and decisions made in Private Forums within the Empire of the Alexandrians shall remain confidential within the Membership of the said Private Forums until they are made public, or declared public, by the Presiding Officer of the Private Forum. It shall also be lawful for the Presiding Officer of a Private Forum, if he deems it necessary, to inform third parties about discussions and decisions made in a Private Forum over which he presides. Before the Presiding Officer of a Private Forum makes anything within the Private Forum public he shall consult with His Imperial Majesty and with the Prime Minister. |
well said. i am in accord with this act.
PM.Poiters.For Alexandria!
Pete James - May 25, 2006 04:36 PM (GMT)
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| Article 2. - …Before the Presiding Officer of a Private Forum makes anything within the Private Forum public he shall consult with His Imperial Majesty and with the Prime Minister. |
Why should the Emperor or the PM decide when it can be made public if they are not the PO?
Art 3. Appears to contradict its self
Punishments in Art. 5, Art. 6, Art. 7 seem to harsh
Joshua Jackson - May 29, 2006 03:31 AM (GMT)
Could a court order be used to get access to the site and what is being said?
Pete James - May 29, 2006 11:00 AM (GMT)
The police should be able to obtain one, like a search warrent. Not ordenary people though
Faithfully,
Matthieu Poiters - May 29, 2006 02:21 PM (GMT)
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| Could a court order be used to get access to the site and what is being said |
i'm all for it. i guess it can work.
PM.Poiters. Serving Alexandria.
Pete James - May 29, 2006 05:45 PM (GMT)
Can someone please draft ammendments for Search warrents.
Also what are peoples opinions on the punnishments?
hard_right - June 5, 2006 06:06 PM (GMT)
I insist that the punishments remain - we have to be tough, because the information that is usually on these forums are national security information that cannot and should not be leaked.
We have to understand that we have to remain strong and offer harsh punishments for such traitors and leakers but I agree with the court orders that should be included although i think that it's already implied in the constitution or not?
Matthieu Poiters - June 6, 2006 04:42 PM (GMT)
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I insist that the punishments remain - we have to be tough, because the information that is usually on these forums are national security information that cannot and should not be leaked.
We have to understand that we have to remain strong and offer harsh punishments for such traitors and leakers but I agree with the court orders that should be included although i think that it's already implied in the constitution or not? |
i must say, this man is right. we must be tought against foreigners especially those who have threatened and hacked into alexandria. what Mr. frias is saying i will agree and support it simeply because we must remain strict about all this and especially during times of war.
PM.Poiters. Serving Alexandria.
Pete James - June 6, 2006 05:21 PM (GMT)
At least make it a punishment up to and place a minimum sentece of somthing less severe.
Faithfully,
Pete James - June 6, 2006 05:59 PM (GMT)
I have recieved a comment which I have been asked to post.
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"It is in the absolute best interests of the people of Alexandria that I have asked Monsieur James to forward what I feel is of the utmost importance to be said.
While this bill in its fundamentals is undeniably in the best interests of the Alexandrian state, its security, and the security of its people, we must consider the repercussions of such an oppressive law and must make every stride to make it crystal clear what the objective of this law is.
As it stands, a person who breaks into a private party forum is guilty of High Treason against the state, although in his right he is entitled to the information as an Alexandrian citizen and b ecause it is not detrimental to the security and integrity of the state.
I believe, therefore, that a clause specifically stating that the afforementioned sections (most notably sections 3, 5, 6, and 7, ) ONLY apply to private fora designated as dealing with the security of the state.
Any other wise would be in violation of the Alexandrian Citizen's right to Information and a damper on the freedom of speech.
Regards, Sebastien Pasqeir Alexandre" |
Faithfully,
hard_right - June 7, 2006 02:30 PM (GMT)
Mr. Speaker,
Again this is the perfect chance for the opposition-liberal establishment of this country to tout the whole "WE WANT TO SEE EVERYTHING" kind of deal.
What Monsieur Alexandrie is trying to do here is to sensationalize a perfectly sane and good piece of legislation that should help protect the national security of the nation. This will also impact the private forums of the imperial family, who as their residence, should be safeguarded as well. Alexandre is intruding on the rights of other people though this while touting his little agenda for republicanism which is sad i might add because our Emperor is a great and wise leader. To address these issues, I have agreed that the courts should be able to have power to subponea threads and such. In fact, I propose that we add a clause that every nine months, classified documents that can be released should be declasified and released to the archives to be seen by the public.
This can threaten basic functions of government - the government should have some wiggle room. Private discussions with foreign heads of states, private conversations among the members of the Imperial Family, private conversations among members of the Cabinet - privacy should be respcted in sensitive government issues such as foreign affairs and defense. if the emperor wants to talk privately with his advisors about more personal matters in his apartments he should be able to do so!
what monsieur alexandre wants to do is to make breaking and entering into provate forums completely legal in this country - so watch out everyone for your right to privacy. BIG RED BROTHER IS WATCHING YOU.
Monsieur James, I like your idea of establishing miuimum sentences, we can go with that. What do you suggest specifically?
I shall be drafting amendments and presenting them soon.
Pete James - June 8, 2006 03:33 PM (GMT)
First of all I am going to state that I shall not take part in this little arguement between yourself and Monsieur Alexandrie, although I do not entirly agree with what you said but hey, Its a free country. That topic is closed now through and there will be no further discussion here. If you want to discuss it do so In Monsieur Alexandrie's thread.
On the Sentences I'm not too sure about the exact minimums, somthing ranging form 4 weeks imprisonment and/or unlimited fine perhaps?
Matthieu Poiters - June 13, 2006 03:36 PM (GMT)
to be honest, i am a bit sceptical about this gentlemen, simply because the sentencing would have to range from one side to another depending on the criminal. EX. Lets say that a foreigner hacked into someone else's account. he hacked into someone's account therefore his punishment should be severe according to what he/she did. my point being that, how exactly would we know how to enforce a severe punishment or a lesser punishment like maybe suspension?
M.Poiters.
Pete James - June 15, 2006 05:15 PM (GMT)
exactly. If the Prime Minister would like to redraft the bill I shal withdraw it from Parliament at his request, otherwise we can begin debateing amendments
Matthieu Poiters - June 18, 2006 01:38 AM (GMT)
Parliamentarians -
to be honest i think that we should go ahead for the voting of the current status of the bill. i.e. vote for the bill with the amendments as they currently stand.
Poiters. MP for PN.
Pete James - June 18, 2006 02:44 PM (GMT)
I second the motion
As no amendments have been made I vote NON
federico - June 21, 2006 03:54 AM (GMT)
I support the idea of private discussions of the Cabinet. We dont want any traidor to have access to all what is said that can jeopardize Alexandrians security like deMontford. He started as a loyal citizen and than came back against us. Lets not think only in the hackers, keep in mind we can still have some spies in our nation disguised as respectfull citizens.
On the sentence issue, prison for a lon term (lets say a month) sound good to me.
If no further discussions noit ammendments are going to be made, I vote OUI
hard_right - June 22, 2006 01:27 PM (GMT)
I vote DEFER. I wish to postpone voting to allow debate to continue. (I haven't had a chance to draft amendments and I want this bill to pass and not be challenged in courts)
Pete James - June 22, 2006 03:22 PM (GMT)
I forgot about that option, I also DEFER
Matthieu Poiters - June 23, 2006 05:08 PM (GMT)
i vote OUI. the delegate from Asuncion is right. and i personally think that by having secret forums the emperor can be advised on matters such as what happened in alex. a few weeks back.
Poiters. MP for PN.
Pete James - July 5, 2006 10:48 AM (GMT)
Debate is extended to allow for sentencing amendments.
Pete James - July 11, 2006 09:06 PM (GMT)