prevblox
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| 04 Mar 2017 02:25 AM |
51st Congress of the United States of America
Mr. Prevblox of the Senate has introduced the following legislation.
An Act: To create a payment system for the departments of the United States.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled,
Section I. Preamble. The act that follows may be referenced to as the "Financial Allocation Act."
*The term DoT refers to the United State’s Department of Treasury. **The term six-month term refers to that of the President of the United States, based on the efficiency of his appointed Cabinet.
Section II.
a) Within prevision and execution of this act, the departments of the United States will hereby be virtually paid in robux at the end of every six-month presidential term. i) Federal funding will be contributed by the robux collected throughout the term of the President whom appointed the Cabinet (i.e. Las Vegas Game-Passes, clothing purchases, donations, etc). ii) This money can only be federally collected. The payment of individual persons cannot contribute directly to departments. b) The departments can be compensated with no higher than 25% of the total earnings in a six-month term. i) The amount made will be distributed based on the achievements the departments have made individually under the Cabinet Secretary over them. ii) These amounts include how much the Department of Treasury makes itself, which can be considered partial and then not pass Congress [See Section III b, iii]. iii) The amount of which a department is paid will be decided by the Department of Treasury and then reviewed by Congress.
Section III.
a) The Department of Treasury will hold a formal meeting no earlier than five weeks prior to the end of a President’s term. i) The DoT’s Board of Directors will review the effect of each department on the United States both economically, constitutionally, and politically. ii) Again, amounts will be based on the total made in a six-month term. iii) The amount can be less than 25%; that is merely the maximum amount that can be federally distributed. iv) Each director will come to their own conclusion regarding the departments’ performances. A quorum of at least five directors must be present at a meeting. If the DoT does not have a minimum of five directors hired and present, the transactions will not be lawful. v) The meeting will be held by the Secretary of the Treasury, who will remain an impartial regulator of the meeting. If the Secretary of the Treasury cannot attend or is considered partial by Congress, a new meeting may be held with the Deputy Secretary, or if deemed necessary, another impartial official of the Department. b) The Department of Treasury may have public conversations and debates regarding their opinions of each department’s performance. i) Once a voted decision is made of amounts paid to each department of the 25% available, a documented report [i.e. ROBLOX forum] will be presented to both houses of Congress. The document must provide the following: the actual amount and percentage of the the 25% each department is intended to earn, total robux made in the six-month term as a country, the individuals who authored and regulated the meeting, as well as explicit explanations for the Department of Treasury’s decision. ii) The Department of Treasury’s report can be authored by the meeting regulator or another impartial official of the Department. iii) If either house rejects the decision made by the Department of Treasury, the house must produce a documented report of their own to address the concerns of the decision. This report must be authored by an impartial leader of either house of Congress. iv) The report must be detailed in explaining the specific objections of either house. Congress will have separate reports if either objects to the Department of Treasury’s decision. c) Objections of the Department of Treasury must be based on the the six-month term alone. The payment is based solely on the each department’s performance in the given term. i) Congressional objections can be made of the weeks following the Department of Treasury’s report. ii) If objections are made by either house, the Department of Treasury must review their report in the following weeks. All objections must be addressed and sent in an edited report to both houses before the current President completes his or her term. iii) Depending on execution of any department or departments, Congress can lawfully pass that a department receives no payment at the end of the six-month presidential term.
Section IV.
a) Both the Department and Congress will refer to these reports in the following format: Term [#], Financial Report of [Month/Day/Year]. i) The “#” symbol represents either the numbers 1 or 2, depending on which term. The number will be based on the six-month term. If a President resigns or is removed, this formatting still applies to the completion of a term.
Section V.
a) If the Department of Treasury’s report is passed by both houses (revised or unrevised), the payment is finalized and not retractable. b) The payment will be made through ROBLOX Group Payout to further verify that the payments are budgeted by only government funding. c) The money will be given directly to the Secretaries of each department who will be entrusted in putting each payment into the said department ROBLOX group. i) If the Secretaries do not put the payment into their respected groups within 42 hours of receiving the payment via Group Pay-out in the United State, he or she will be tried for stealing federal funding.
Section VI.
a) This act provides a contemporary and an essential usage for the Department of Treasury as well as an incentive for other departments. b) The Cabinet will be prompted to aid economic and general growth in his or her term(s), due to it inevitable effect of his or her credibility. c) This act assures that the achievements of federal departments in a presidential term will be both remembered and, if passed, reimbursed. |
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Apolloqi
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| 04 Mar 2017 11:50 AM |
How are we getting money? How do you expect us to pay these departments? We don't get money.
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| 04 Mar 2017 11:56 AM |
| Game passes, the Group Store, etc. is how we'd do it. Granted, it would be better if we made more opportunities to purchase items. The fact that we need more purchasable items doesn't undermine the purpose of this bill which is to create an incentive for departments to do their jobs well. |
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