Archive:Treasury Code

The Treasury Code was repealed by the Futures Code on November 25, 2013.

**THE UNIVERSAL TRIUMVIRATE TREASURY CODE**
**11.4.12 | 11.18.12**
Andrew Hester, Head of the Treasury, Sophomore Executive

**A Law** to establish and define executions of the Department of the Treasury

**Section 1: Department Ranks**

The Department of the Treasury shall be comprised of individuals placed within ranked positions to help the Head of the Treasury operate and run the Department of the Treasury. Individuals within the Department of the Treasury shall be placed within ranked positions, made and listed by this section from the highest position to lowest:
* [EXEC-2] Head of the Treasury: An Executive position, the head of the Department of the Treasury. They must act as decreed by the Executive Branch but otherwise may command and run the Department of the Treasury at their discretion. Only one person may be the Head of the Treasury. The Head of the Treasury is to keep accurate transaction spreadsheets as a form of back up to all past Transactions within the Triumvirate. The Head of the Treasury, once alerted to a suspect transaction, is to alert the Head of Commerce and Industry. This is an unpaid position. This position has the authority to spend money on behalf of the Triumvirate Government.
* [EXEC-1]Deputy Head of the Treasury: The Deputy Head of the Treasury shall serve as the second in command of the Department of the Treasury under the Head of the Treasury, taking command of the Department of the Treasury when the Head of the Treasury is away for more than a week and has informed the Executive Branch and approved. The Deputy Head of the Treasury is recommended to the Executive Branch by the Head of the Treasury and must be approved by the Executive Branch, should a Head of the Treasury resign or be removed from office the Deputy does not automatically become the new Head of the Treasury. Only one person may be the Deputy Head of the Treasury. This is an unpaid position. Members of this position have the authority to spend money on behalf of the Triumvirate Government if the if ordained by the Head of the Treasury.
* [TDTM-2] Treasury Division Manager: The Treasury Division Manager is tasked with overseeing a Division within the Department of the Treasury, overseeing those assigned to them and making sure all are performing at optimum levels. This is an unpaid position. Members of this position have the authority to spend money on behalf of the Triumvirate Government if the if ordained by the Head of the Treasury.
* [TDTM-1] Treasury Manager: The Treasury Manager is tasked with overseeing teams within a Division, overseeing those assigned to them and making sure all are performing at optimum levels. This is an unpaid position. Members of this position have the authority to spend money on behalf of the Triumvirate Government if the if ordained by the Head of the Treasury.
* [TDT-3] Senior Treasury Worker: A Treasury Worker is one who has been with the Department of the Treasury for a substantial time and has shown great talent at what they do. This is an unpaid rank.
* [TDT-2] Treasury Worker: A Treasury Worker is one who has passed their first assessments while learning as a Junior Treasury Worker. Generally persons given this rank are experienced and know what is needed when it’s needed. This is an unpaid rank.
* [TDT-1] Junior Treasury Worker: All recruits to the Department of the Treasury start at this rank, serving as a learning rank. This is an unpaid rank.

**Section 2: Promotions and Demotions**

**Section 2-1: Promotions**
The Head of the Treasury shall have the power to promote within the Department members who meet the set requirements, giving the Executive Branch a two days notice before doing so. If an Executive makes a motion to object then the promotion shall be put on hold for two days since the motion’s motion date, if no other Executive seconds the motion then the promotion shall go forth. Should a second Executive second the motion then the promotion shall be put to a vote. If a simple majority oppose the promotion then the promotion shall fail and the Head of the Treasury shall not be able to put the person(s) (s)he put up for motion for a period of no less than two weeks. If a majority vote in favor of the promotion then the promotion shall go forth.
Should the Head of the Treasury wish to promote someone who does not meet the time requirements in between the ranks, the Head of the Treasury is to make a case in the Executive Branch. If a Majority of the Executive Branch votes for it then that individual shall be granted the rank the Head of the Treasury put forth.
**Section 2-2: Demotions**
Demotions are a reduction is one’s rank and to demote an individual with the Department of the Treasury one or more of the following reasons must be obtained to demote:
* Unproductive
* Not meeting the expectations of their current rank
* Mishandling of funds
* Mishandling of assets
* Court punishment

Should a member of the Department of the Treasury be punished with a demotion, the Head of the Treasury shall be the one to carry it out.
**Section 2-3: Rank Requirements**
* TDTM-2] Treasury Division Manager
	+ Time in the Department: One year
	+ Other: Has a considerable understanding of how the Department of the Treasury operates and of economic and economic theories.
* [TDTM-1] Treasury Manager:
	+ Time in the Department: One year
	+ Other: Has a significant understanding of how the Department of the Treasury operates and of economic and economic theories.
* [TDT-3] Senior Treasury Worker:
	+ Time in the Department: six months
	+ Other: Has a substantial understanding of how the Department of the Treasury operates
* [TDT-2] Treasury Worker:
	+ Time in the Department: three months
	+ Other: Has an understanding of how the Department of the Treasury operates.
* [TDT-1] Junior Treasury Worker:
	+ Time in the Department: None

**Section 3: Organization**
The Department of the Treasury’s workers shall be organized at the Head of the Treasury’s discretion unless overruled by the Executive Branch:
* Department of the Treasury- Overall department, lead by the Head of the Treasury
	+ Accounting Division- Keeps track of all transactions and alerts the Head of the Treasury to any transactions that are suspect. Those in the Accounting Division can be called up by the courts to look into the financial history of a business under a court order to compile a list of all said businesses’ transactions.
		- Court Team- Those in the Accounting Division can be called up by the courts to look into the financial history of a business under a court order to compile a list of all said businesses’ transactions. The courts may ask a TDTM-1 Treasury Manager or higher to lead the team with set guidelines as to what the court is seeking.
	+ Funding Division- the Funding Division is tasked with making sure that the various Departments and Agencies of the Triumvirate are adequately funded and alert the Head of the treasury should there be an issue.
	+ Taxation Division- the Taxation Division is taxed with ensuring that all entities are paying their taxes and/or tariffs, ensuring that all businesses are shown as to which tax bracket they belong too and that all entities are complying with this tax code.

**Section 4: Executive Powers in the Department of the Treasury**

No Executive may spend money on behalf of the Government, except for the Head of the Treasury and Major Executive in that order.
**Section 5: Interference in the Treasury**

No person or party may interfere with or hinder spending done by the Department of the Treasury.
No person or party within the Department of the Treasury can refuse to spend money for the treasury when told to spend money when they are told to by a legitimate authority.
**Section 5-1: Punishments**
Should one interfere with the Department of the Treasury’s work the maximum punishment shall be, as determined by the courts;
* + One year’s prohibition from joining the Department of the Treasury,
	+ A fine of no more than twice the amount the Department is spending at the time of interference,
	+ Automatic addition of the interference placed on their resume.

Should one from within the Department of the Treasury refuse to spend money or interfere with the spending of government funds, the maximum punishment shall be, as determined by the courts;
* + Half a year’s suspension from the Department, depending on the amount of money involved,
		- Those on suspension from the Department shall have their service clocks reset to zero time within the Department and shall not resume till time of the suspension concludes.
	+ Possible demotion, amount of demotion varying on Head of the Treasury’s recommendations to the Judges in the court case, if any, or to the Executive Branch. Carried out by said Judges in the court trial or by a simple majority vote within the Executive Branch.
	+ A fine of no more than three times the amount the Department is spending at the time of the interface and/or refusal.
	+ Automatic addition of the interference placed on their resume.