List of passed Gabristani laws

This list contains all the laws passed by the Presidium of the Monarchy of Gabristan since 7th June, 2021.

## First session of Presidium (9th June - 30th June, 2021)

### LPP.01: Governmental immunity

Status: eliminated by the Judicial Court on 10th June, 2021.

Text: The members of His Majesty's Government enjoy governmental immunity during their term in office. It means that they're immune to public law prosecutions and proceedings. One's governmental immunity can only be removed by the Presidium, with a 2/3rds supermajority voting in favor of removing.

Votes of MPs: 18 AYE, 10 NAY with 1 abstention.

### LPP.02: Workers' Day

Status: in effect.

Text: The Monarchy of Gabristan officially declare 1 May the National Workers' Day, celebrating the dignity and rights of the working people.

Votes of MPs: 28 AYE, 0 NAY, with 1 abstention.

### LPP.03: Wealth tax

Status: in effect.

Text: All citizens with a net worth over 250 coins must pay a 5% tax on their wealth every Friday. The King shall be responsible for collecting the wealth tax.

Votes of MPs: 24 AYE, 4 NAY, with 1 abstention.

### LPP.04: The national flag of the Monarchy of Gabristan

Status: in effect.

Text: This attached flag shall be the national flag of the Monarchy of Gabristan. [Attached flag.]

Votes of MPs: 29 AYE, 0 NAY, with 0 abstentions.

### LPP.05: Education policy

Status: in effect.

Text: Proposal 1 - Free tuition If any student is part of a family which has a balance that is less than 100 coins and either if a family member or teacher believes that this student needs tuition to catch up in that subject then the King’s government will find a tutor for the student and pay for the tutoring. This money will come from the National Treasury. Proposal 2 – Free School Meals If any student is part of a family which has a balance that is less than 100 coins then the King’s government will pay for that student’s school meals each day. The student will be entitled to a snack at breaktime and a cooked lunch. This money will come from the National Treasury.

Votes of MPs: 23 AYE, 6 NAY, with 0 abstentions.

### LPP.06: The national motto of the Monarchy of Gabristan

Status: in effect.

Text: The next shall be the national motto of the Monarchy of Gabristan. “Dum anima est, spes est.”/"Where there's life, there's hope."

Votes of MPs: 28 AYE, 0 NAY, with 1 abstention.

### LPP.07: The national anthem of the Monarchy of Gabristan

Status: in effect.

Text: The next song shall be the national anthem of the Monarchy Gabristan. [Attached song.]

Votes of MPs: 20 AYE, 0 NAY, with 9 abstentions.

### LPP.08: Sanctity of privte property

Status: in effect.

Text: The Monarchy of Gabristan respects the right to private property as a universal and fundamental human right. Hence, with a few exceptions listed below, the State can't deprive the private properties of its citizens under any circumstances. The State also strictly forbids citizens to deprive each other's private property; any citizen who steals from an another citizen shall pay 1000 coins as punishment. Those crimes and robberies that happened before the passing of this law are not punishable by it.
Exception 1: Taxation in a moderate form that can't go higher than 30% in any cases. Exception 2: Punishments issued by one of the State's judicial courts.

Votes of MPs: 20 AYE, 9 NAY, with 0 abstentions.

### JPG.01: Sanctity of speech

Status: in effect.

Text: The right to free speech is irrevocable. No court or agency of government may lawfully punish a citizen of Gabristan for expressing their beliefs and views, on any issue.Exception 1: Incitement to commit capital crimes. Exception 2: Violent racial, religious or sexual abuse.

Votes of MPs: 28 AYE, 0 NAY, with 1 abstention.

### LPP.09: Neutrality of the King

Status: in effect.

Text: In order to successfully represent the unity of the nation, the King of the Monarchy of Gabristan can never publicly discuss his personal opinions regarding Gabristani politics or religion.

Votes of MPs: 19 AYE, 1 NAY with 9 abstentions.

### LPP.10: Geography of Gabristan

Status: in effect.

Text: The Monarchy of Gabristan is an island nation of three large, and serveral other smaller islands. The capital city of the nation is located on the easternmost island, and is called Botani; the Cabinet Room, the Judicial Court and the Presidium all located here. There are 13 further legally recognized cities and towns in the country, them being St. Gabriel City, Redhouse, Eastdock, Newcity, Southbury, Whitehall, Pukez, Fordester, Gabingrad, Gabridan, Tooland, Townsville and Auckmouth (the King resides here).

Votes of MPs: 29 AYE, 0 NAY, with 0 abstentions.

### JPG.03: Police Arrest Authorisation Act

Status: in effect.

Text: 1.The Gabristani Police Force will be granted the power to investigate and arrest members of the public who they have reasonable grounds to think committed a crime. 2. Anyone arrested by the police must have a trial in court as soon as possible. It is the role of the Police to bring defendants to justice, and of the Judiciary to determine the verdict.

Votes of MPs: 19 AYE, 0 NAY, with 10 abstentions.

### LPP.11: Ratification of the League of Servers Charter

Status: in effect.

Text: With the passing of this bill, the Monarchy of Gabristan will officially ratify the Charter of the League of Servers, which is the next: [Attached charter.]

Votes of MPs: 20 AYE, 0 NAY, with 9 abstentions.

### SW.01: First privatization

Status: in effect.

Text: In order to help the creation of a capitalist market-based economy in the Monarchy of Gabristan, the State shall privatize its assets and means of production to individual citizens in exchange for money. The State currently have 30 flat apartments, 10 luxury houses, 5 schools, 2 factories and 2 hospitals for sell. Individual citizens can buy them through the National Treasury. The State has other assets as well, but it will keep them for itself. Individual citizens can buy a flat apartment for 6,000 coins and earn the role "Flat Apartment Owner"; a luxury house for 8,000 coins and earn the role "Luxury House Owner"; a school for 10,000 coins and earn the role "School Owner"; a factory for 35,000 coins and earn the role "Factory Owner"; a hospital for 35,000 coins and earn the role "Hospital Owner." After the privatization, the individual citizens who bought these assets are completely and solely own them. School, factory and hospital owners shall receive a daily income of 10,000 coins from the National Treasury in order to keep their schools, factories or hospitals operating.

Votes of MPs: 15 AYE, 14 NAY, with 0 abstentions.

### SW.02: The first of our history

Status: in effect.

Text: After months of long, grueling research alongside historians I have finally documented the history of House Botani and am now ready to present it to parliament. [Attached document.]

Votes of MPs: 29 AYE, 0 NAY, with 0 abstention.

### SDP.03: Gabristan Education System (3-18)

Status: in effect.

Text: Gabristan will feature 4 different levels of basic education. Nursery, Elementary School, High School and University.
Children aged 3-5 can go either go to a state funded Nursery or a privately run Nursery. There will be no specific curriculum here and lots of freedom for Nurseries to decide what they would like to teach kids. This will not be compulsory but strongly advised. Children aged 5-12 will go to Elementary School, there will be 7 years in the school. Here the curriculum focus will be on Gabrinise and Math which will be studied daily with all students having to do some science, PE and a humanities subject each week. At the end of Elementary school all students will take a standardised Gabrinise and Math test as their final exams at this type of school. At age 11-12 students can also take an optional exam to get into a grammar school which will only take the brightest students and focus on academic. This exam will chosen by and taken at the grammar school and will test students Math and Gabrinise skills at a higher level. Children aged 12-18 will go to High School, there will be 6 years in this school. To start with students will be required to do at least an hour of all subjects until they start the 4th year. After this, students will be required to study Math, Science, Gabrinise and PE but PE will not require an exam. Then each student can choose to study 4 extra subjects of their choice. Throughout the last 3 years at high school students will be assessed by their teachers in internal exams and some standardised exams in certian subjects in the 5th year. This will all add to students final grades which will be decided apon by teachers but moderated by the exam regulator. Gabristan Education System (18+) People aged 18 onwards can study at University. Students will have to take 4 different exams to get into uni. These will be a Gabranise subject, Math, the subject they want to study and and aditional subject of their choice. At Uni students will study a subject of their choice. Universities will be required to give a bachellors or doctorate approved by the minister of education. Private schools will be allowed at all types schools in the education system and will be required to teach students Gabrinise and Math. There will also be an independent schools and exam regulator which will set and assess standardised tests, makes sure the education at schools is of a good enough quality and make sure education legislation is enforced.

Votes of MPs: 24 AYE, 5 NAY, with 0 abstention.

### LPP.12: Re-election of Prime Ministers

Status: in effect.

Text: This law, if passed, shall be the Article 17 of the Constitution of the Monarchy of Gabrsitan. The position of the Prime Minister of the Monarchy of Gabristan is only renewable once; hence Prime Ministers can only serve two three-weeks term in total, no more than that. If a Prime Minister got appointed during a term (following the death, resignation or impeachment/vote of no confidence of the former Prime Minister) he or she can still serve two three-weeks term regardless, together with his or her time as acting Prime Minister.

Votes of MPs: 23 AYE, 5 NAY, with 1 abstention.