TJ Federal Representative assents Shop Security Bill

==Establishment Security (High Grade) Act given assent==
Following a spite of armed robberies on shops selling alcohol and cigarettes, the State Parliament has passed the Establishment Security (High Grade) Act requiring all establishments selling or trading "adult entertainment, adult goods which are to be consumed (wherein alcohol, liquor, cigarettes)" to have full time security in the establishment. The State Chancellor said of the bill, "the amount of money businesses are losing due to scum is disgusting... while we understand the economic impacts of paying security guards, it will save them money in the long run." Critics of the bill have called it a "garment" at "attempting" to "exploit businesses to ensure the Government get their taxes".
Federal Representative, The Count Rutland of Yttinnis I, signed the bill, citing "protecting consumers is the heart of Government", adding "I know this will be beneficial to both businesses and consumer alike".
The bill will come into place in two weeks and the regulatory board to supervise this, the Board of Economic Security Activity, BESA, will begin inspecting businesses in two months. It is estimated this Bill will cost upwards of 20 million Fall.
==Clear up after the Riots==
Damage from the recent Student Riots have been fixed up at a staggering cost of 10 million Fall. Arrested students have been fined and some imprisoned. We expect to see a full apology from the State University's Student Board within the month and the Student Union remains suspended until adequate protection can be put in place.
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