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Laws added to The Constitution, as laid down by the Constituent Assembly at Christianshaven (with subsequent amendments). Key to posts:
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Text of enacted legislation.

301.12.22A
12/22/301
Use of Military
JOSEPH
EDWARD II
"No military, air or naval force of the Kingdom of Christiana is allowed to operate out of the territories and or waters governed by the Kingdom, save international waters, lands and airspace, without the approval of the United Nations of Vexillium, or the government of a host nation. This law is over-ruled in the case of war being declared on the Kingdom by an outside power."
301.01.01I
1/1/301
Royal List
JOSEPH
EDWARD II
"The Royal List of the House of Mooney shall be restricted to no more than 30 members, appointed by the King or Queen. The Royal List shall be composed of (including the current count) :

The King (1)

The Queen (1)

The Direct Heir Prince(s) (1)

The Direct Heir Princess(es) (4)

By tradition, other heirs are appointed with the maximum of 1 Duke and 1 Duchess for each state. There are currently 9 Dukes and 9 Duchesses."
301.01.01H
1/1/301
Drunk Driving
JOSEPH
EDWARD II
"The national Blood Alcohol Content level for being considered "under the influence of alcohol" is now at .08."
301.01.01G
1/1/301
Family Taxes
JOSEPH
EDWARD II
"All family income up to CH$75,000 per family shall be exempt from taxation if one parent remains at home to care for minor children. Amount to be revised by the National Assembly annually. Amount is dimisnished is minor children commit crimes, or are incarcerated, by a published schedule."
301.01.01F
1/1/301
Taxation
JOSEPH
EDWARD II
"After allowing for generous personal exemptions (CH$15,000 per person up to CH$75,000 per family), all income is taxed at the flat rate of 10%. Corporations and other businesses have a standard business exemption.

The first 50% of all business income is exempt. The remainder is taxed at a flat 10%. Amounts to be revised by the National Assembly annually."
301.01.01E
1/1/301
Alien Register
JOSEPH
EDWARD II
"Sets the standards for the following ten years for allowable immigration. Adjustable annually by the Assembly. In summary, immigration will be allowed if the applicant's situation fits under one or more of the following categories:

1. Professional occupation category: an area of need as defined by the Assembly.

2. Threat of life category: an applicant has a death threat (for non-criminal reasons as defined by the Christiana Civil Code) from his or her national government.

3. Emergency category: as proclaimed by the King."
301.01.01D
1/1/301
Alien Register
JOSEPH
EDWARD II
"All non-citizens in Christiana must register with the government. Tourists effectively register when receiving their visa. Long term workers (but not residents) register once a year, and permanent residents register once every 5 years, or if they move their job or home."
301.01.01C
1/1/301
Sunshine Law
JOSEPH
EDWARD II
"All new laws, acts, royal proclamations, and government findings shall be announced in at least three media channels in each state, and posted in a publicly accessible location in each national government office, university and library."
301.01.01B
1/1/301
Medical Care
JOSEPH
EDWARD II
"All citizens, on January 1, 301, will be covered by medical, dental and vision insurance.Through a consortium with private industry based on the number of employees, in coordination with government agencies and others, a arrangement was arrived at that allows all citizens of Christiana access to these medical services. There were few who did not have coverage, but this now creates a pool of resources that will allow all citizens and permanent residents to receive care."
301.01.01A
1/1/301
Equal Access
JOSEPH
EDWARD II
"No Christianan shall be discriminated against in the areas of employment, housing, medical services, financial services, education, professional registration, public service, or other social activities, because of his or her gender, race, ethnic origin, religious affiliation, handicap, or sexual orientation."