Business Regulations in Nyrmod

## Fracking Ban Act

1. No agency may approve any permit for the expansion of hydraulic fracturing or fracked oil and natural gas infrastructure, including new hydraulic fracturing operations, new pipelines, new liquefied natural gas or oil export terminals, new natural gas storage, new ethane cracker plants, new natural gas power generation plants, or other infrastructure intended to extract, transport, or burn natural gas or oil.
2. Companies currently using Fracking methods will have 6 months to reduce their use of fracking by half, and a further 6 months to completely stop fracking altogether. The Committee for Environment, Energy and Agriculture will monitor the companies currently fracking to ensure they are meeting the target reductions.
3. Companies who are found to have not been meeting their targets will be fined at2x profits made per barrel.
4. All previous permits of hydraulic fracking will be revoked and all ongoing fracking will be stopped after one year.
5. Those who continue fracking will receive fines of 3x profit made per barrel.
6. Workers will immediately be entitled to tuition-free training in cleaner methods of extraction, and will also be entitled to a basic income subsidized by the state at 80% of their salary until retrained if taken out of work.
7. Fines of companies who fail to meet their targets will be directed to the workers’ basic income.
8. Any fines following the absolute ban will be directed into green energy and nature conservation.
9. Companies who immediately exceed their goals in reduction will be given a 10% reduction in their corporation tax for that year.

## Fishing Regulations Act

1. Industrial Fishing
	1. New installations for industrial fishing shall be prohibited at the publication of the law.
	2. Installations already existing at the time of the vote shall be dismantled in the three years following the publication of the law
	3. All Nyrmod’s citizens working in industrial fishing can ask for a free professional reconversion.
	4. Nymrod’s citizens working in industrial fishing that do not retire shall be entitled to get form the government an allowance equivalent to their previous salary until they find a job.
2. Protected Sea Areas
	1. Thirty percent of Nyrmod’s exclusive economic zone shall become totally protected.
	2. Thirty percent of Nyrmod’s exclusive economic zone shall become partially protected.
	3. Forty percent of Nyrmod’s exclusive economic zone shall not be protected.
3. Natural Fishing
	1. Any human activity shall be prohibited in protected areas excepting scientific work.
	2. Human activities shall be limited in partially protected areas. Tourism shall be prohibited from the 15th October to 15th April. Fishing in these areas shall be prohibited from the 15th October to 15th April. Fishing shall be authorized from the 15th April to the 15th October and will respected quotas.
	3. Human activities shall not be limited in not protected areas. Fishing shall respect quotas.
	4. The Ministry of Environment, Energy and Agriculture shall release the 15th of December quotas for the year following.
4. Fishing Licence
	1. To have the right to professionally fish Nyrmod’s citizens shall sign up on the website of their local councils.
	2. Local Councils und the approval of the Ministry of Environment, Energy and Agriculture shall provide a one-year license to professional fisher according to the quotas published by itself.
		1. 1 Local Councils will have permission to allocate multi-year licences to fishing companies to ensure stability within the markets and will have a set quota for each year. If they want to increase the quota for the next year they have to reapply alongside everyone else.
	3. Non-Nymrod’s citizens cannot pretend to a fishing licence except those who are given a working visa, a working holiday visa, a permanent residence or a temporary residence.
	4. Fishers who can provide the evidence of a job in fishing for the last three years preceding the publication of the law and that cannot get a fishing licence shall be entitled to the rights expressed in article 1.3 and 1.4.
	5. Recreational fishing does not require a fishing license.
5. Fishing methods
	1. Fishing by electrocution shall be forbidden.
	2. Pelagic trawling shall be forbidden.
	3. Fishing dredge shall be forbidden.
	4. Demersal trawl shall be forbidden.
	5. The Danish seine shall be forbidden.
	6. The following fishing methods are declared sustainable: hook-and-line, cast-net and spearfishing, flyfishing.
	7. Fishing companies that only use sustainable methods shall see their corporate tax lowered by 5%.
6. Sanction
	1. Exceeding the quotas published by the Ministry of Environment, Energy and Agriculture shall be sanctioned by a penalty of 15 000 NYK.
	2. First recidivism shall be sanctioned by a penalty of 80 000 NYK.
	3. Second recidivism shall be sanctioned by a penalty of 140 000 NYK and a six months prison sentence.
	4. Fishing without a licence shall be sanctioned by a penalty of 30 000 NYK.
	5. First recidivism shall be sanctioned by a penalty of 140 000 NYK.
	6. Second recidivism shall be sanctioned by a penalty of 170 000 NYK and a one-year penalty.

## Nuclear Regulations Act

1. Permits
	1. A permit shall be obtained from the Ministry of Environment, Energy and Agriculture to conduct nuclear research or build a nuclear energy plant
	2. Within the first week of their term, the incumbent minister may set their criterias and decide whether those permits are given out or not
	3. No permits shall ever be granted to individuals:
		1. Below the age of eighteen;
		2. Not associated with any scientific body;
		3. Who have not had a previous experience in the physics sector of at least five years;
		4. That have committed a violent crime in the past eighteen years
	4. Nuclear research or energy may never be conducted with the intention of harming others.
2. Consequences
	1. If any individual uses or researches nuclear activity without a permit a fine of 560000 krone shall be paid to the Ministry of Environment, Energy and Agriculture and they shall serve 1360 days in prison
	2. If any individual uses or researches nuclear activity with malicious intent with or without a permit a fine of 870000 krone shall be paid to the Ministry of Environment, Energy and Agriculture and they shall serve 2450 days in prison
	3. If any individual is found in possession of a nuclear weapon or nuclear object which could be used as a weapon a fine of 1450000 krone shall be paid to the Ministry of Environment, Energy and Agriculture and they shall serve 3680 days in prison

## Icebergs and Glacier Act

1. Restrictions
	1. It is illegal to come within 10 meters of an iceberg or glacier
		1. Any infringement shall be sanctioned with a fine of 5600 krone and 5 hours of community service
		2. A repeated violation shall be sanctioned with a fine of 10000 krone and 12 hours of community service
	2. It is forbidden to break an iceberg or glacier
		1. Any infringement shall be sanctioned with a fine of 9800 krone and 8 hours of community service
		2. A repeated violation shall be sanctioned with a fine of 17000 krone and 18 hours of community service
		3. If this is done with the intention of selling it commercially, it shall be sanctioned with a fine of 88000 krone and 35 days of jail time
	3. No heat source shall be within 100 meters of an iceberg or glacier
		1. Any infringement shall be sanctioned with a fine of 7000 krone
		2. A repeated violation shall be sanctioned with a fine of 22000 krone and 10 hours of community service
	4. All money collected from these fines shall be given to the Ministry of Environment, Energy and Agriculture, which is obliged to invest them into iceberg and glacier research
2. Permits
	1. The Ministry of Environment, Energy and Agriculture may issue permits for research on icebergs and glaciers
		1. These allow holders to bypass the regulations set above
		2. They may only be given if a clear plan for the research and its specifics are highlighted to the Ministry
		3. They may be withdrawn at any time, but preferably at the end of the research project
	2. At least 30 million krone from the budget of the Ministry of Environment, Energy and Agriculture shall be reserved for investment into research on this topic
	3. The information found from any of these government funded researches shall be made available to everyone

## Save the Frogs Act

1. Researchers who research bio diversity and study animals will have access to take a frog out of the habitat to research it on a peaceful way, the frog will also return to the place where they came from
	1. This may be done through the obtaining of a permit
	2. Such permit is given by the aforementioned ministry
	3. NGOs may also be given it if they meet proper standards and professionality
	4. No frogs from the habitat may ever be hurt or killed in research
2. The cooking practice of boiling frogs alive, or any other cruel or unusual ways to kill a frog alive, shall be banned
	1. Anyone violating this shall be fined 7500 krones and prohibited to open a gastronomic business in their lifetime.

## Cruise Vessel Safety and Security Act

1. Safety and Security of Nyrmodian crews
	1. All crews who are citizens of Nyrmod must be complied to nyrmodian Labour laws by cruise companies hiring them.
	2. The company is responsible for the safety of nyrmodian crews and any sort of crime against nyrmodian onboard or offboard shall be reported to the nyrmodian SC or the nyrmodian justice ministry and investigated under the jurisdiction of the nyrmodian SC and nyrmodian justice ministry.
	3. Ensuring a safe working condition is MUST
2. Safety and Security of nyrmodian passengers
	1. Companies of ships having swimming pools in the vessel docking in nyrmodian ports and shipping nyrmodian passengers shall appoint 2 well trained - lifeguards in each pool to ensure the safety of everyone near it or swimming in it.
	2. The company is responsible for the safety of nyrmodian passengers and any sort of crime against nyrmodian passengers onboard or offboard shall be reported to the nyrmodian SC or the nyrmodian justice ministry and investigated under the jurisdiction of the nyrmodian SC or the nyrmodian justice ministry .
3. Food
	1. All food products bought for the trip shall be inspected by a official of the Home and Health ministry whenever a cruise vessel is docked in any nyrmodian port or when the products are imported into the vessel.
	2. The kitchen shall also be inspected by a nyrmodian H and H official when the cruise vessel is docked in any nyrmodian port.
4. Violation of the above mentioned articles
	1. If any company is found guilty of violating the above mentioned articles, A fine rangingfrom1million NYK to 10million NYK will be imposed
	2. Repeated violations will result in permanent cancellation of license owned by companies which no longer enables them to work within Nyrmods Ports

## Film Industry Regulations Act

1. Filming in public spaces:
	1. If intended to film on public land, the production shall check if a permission is required from the local government or regional council, as these institutions are responsible for public spaces, public buildings, roads and parking;
	2. The production of the film needs the full co-operation of the local police force if it plans to film on a public highway or use special effects, explosives or fire arms (including replicas). It will also need permission to portray uniformed police officers or marked police vehicles on film. It should inform the local police force in writing of any planned filming within its jurisdiction;
	3. Before filming on a public road, the production must contact the local police and the Highways Department of the local authority. Both will need to make sure that the production’s plans are safe and pose no threat to road users. If it is planned to stage stunts, a stunt co-ordinator shall be involved in any planning discussions. The production will need details of the safety conditions covering any tracking vehicles that are meant to be hired and also find out what permissions and rights clearances have been granted at the location;
	4. If the production wants to film inside a store or restaurant, it will need written permission to use the location and also to show the chain’s name or trademark. If the production wants to film outside a store or restaurant, it does not need permission to show its name or trademark – however, if the location chosen is used to communicate a negative message in the film (for example, a film about ‘poisoned restaurant food’) the production may risk legal proceedings.
2. Aerial Filming
	1. If intentioned to film in air using drones or any kind of un-manned aerial vehicle (UAV), the production doesn’t need any permission as long as the filming is done outside an airport and outside the airport’s airspace. If intentioned to film inside an airport or inside the airport’s airspace, the production needs a written permission from the same airport.
3. Working with children
	1. If intentioned to work with a child, the production of the film and the child’s parents must sign a contract, stating that the child is allowed to work in the film industry for a certain period.
4. Working with animals
	1. If intentioned to work with animals, those animals must be from a known supplier/owner.
5. Using weapons
	1. The production must inform the police if intentioned to use any weapon (including replica and non-functioning weapons) in filming, even when shooting on privately owned land/locations.
6. Using explosives
	1. Individuals employed within specialist filming areas- including working with explosives�should have the relevant experience and qualifications. The production must also inform the relevant police department of its intention to use explosives.
7. Smoking Laws
	1. A ban on smoking in public spaces, except for some special zones, came into force in Nyrmod with the Drugs and ID Cards Act. The ban applies to film sets just as it does to other venues, however, if an actor is required to smoke as part of his or her role, then there is an exemption to allow them to do so for that part of the shoot.

## The Inflammable Substances Act

1. Declaration
	* The liquids and other substances mentioned below shall be declared dangerously inflammable:
		+ acetone,
		+ calcium phosphide
		+ carbide of calcium
		+ cinematograph films having a nitro-cellulose base
		+ ethyl alcohol
		+ methyl alcohol
		+ Wood naphtha
		+ nitro-glycerine
		+ blasting caps
		+ fireworks
		+ igniters
		+ fuses
		+ Flares
		+ ammunition
2. Rules and Regulations
	1. The federal government shall regulate and enforce rules on imports, exports, storage and transport of the above mentioned chemical substances.

## Television Regulation Act

1. All adverts for sugary drinks and foods are banned on children’s television
	1. “Sugary drinks and foods” is defined as an edible item that contains over 20% of the recommended daily intake of sugar, that daily intake being 50 grams
	2. “Children’s television” is defined as a television channel dedicated to children’s programming or a children’s programme(s) on a non-children’s channel during the run time of that/those programme(s)
	3. Failure to comply with this will result in a fine by the regulatory authority, which may change depending on the size of the violations, although a cap will be set at 160,000 krone, or roughly 14500 euros
2. A regulatory authority responsible for regulating Television and Radio broadcasting, named the “Broadcasting Regulations Office”
3. The use of swearing in television or radio will be banned between the times of 6am and 9pm 3a. The regulatory authority may fine a channel or network for this violation, and a cap will be set at 150000 krone, or roughly 13600 euros
4. The use of content deemed inappropriate or harmful to children will be banned between 4:30am and 10pm
	1. The regulatory may fine a channel or network for this violation, and there shall be a cap of 2 million krone, or roughly 181000 euros
	2. Should a second offence occur, the channel will temporarily be taken off air while the regulator reviews it

## Banking Regulations (Economic Reform Act)

1.A bank account can be opened autonomously once an individual reaches 18 years of age, unless someone is under 18 but is in further or higher (post-secondary) education, then the minimum age is lowered to 16. Otherwise an account may be opened by the respective caretakers.

1.1. However, in case the account is held by a minor only money will be a valid protectable asset.

1.2. A bank account may be opened by anyone, regardless of nationality nor citizenship

1.3. A bank account may be terminated indefinitely if the holder is found to have undeniably broken Nyrmodian Federal and/or Regional law.

1.4. A bank account may be terminated indefinitely if the holder has moved away from Nyrmod.

1.5. A single individual may have as many bank accounts as they want.

1.6. An individual who possesses a registered Bank account may deposit "protectable assets" for the bank to keep secure.

1.7. A request to close a bank account may be submitted at any time. To process it, the bank will contact the client back and propose an appointment to them. At the client’s discretion, the appointment will be taken at their most convenient time frame. To finalize the process, the client has to retrieve their belongings, and then their bank account will be deleted.

1.8. Bank account holders above the age will be entitled to an arranged or unarranged overdraft. overdrafts will be blocked for holders under 18

## E-Banking Regulations (Economic Reform Act)

1.1. possibility to access bank account details at any moment, details available being:

1.1.1. total money on the bank account, divided by protectable assets

1.1.2. current status of bonuses to the bank account

1.1.3. current status of registered net worth (if any)

1.1.4. past expenses and incomes

1.1.5. status of debit and credit cards linked to the account

1.1.6. status of protectable assets linked to the account

1.1.7. possibility to rapidly contact the bank to request an appointment or support

1.1.8. possibility to rapidly transfer money to other accounts

1.1.9.  possibility to rapidly pay bills

1.1.10. possibility to rapidly freeze debit or credit cards

1.2. A debit card can be registered and linked to a bank account through an appointment.

1.3. Any person who has a bank account is entitled to as many debit cards as they want

1.4. A frozen debit or a credit card can only be reactivated by appointment to the bank.

15.5 Any person who has a bank account is entitled to as many credit cards as they want

## Foreign Trade Regulations (Economic Reform Act)

1. Companies are allowed to trade alone with companies in other countries. Unless Nyrmod or the country where the other company is located has imposed a tariff. In that case the company or the companies have to pay a tariff

1.1Companies who are located in Nyrmod can't trade with countries or people who Nyrmod has sanctioned or is in active conflict with

1.2 To get an already existing company to operate in Nyrmod you have to fill out a form which you can find from a government website or any government building be it a local government or federal.

1.3 You can't get an already existing company  to operate in Nyrmod if it's based in a country which Nyrmod is in active conflict with.

1.4  If National Assembly had decided to sanction certain country or company, then Nyrmodian companies are prohibited from trading with that company or with companies from that country

## General Business Regulations (Economic Reform Act)

1.Everyone can make their own company after registering it

1.1.You don't need to be Nyrmods citizen to make your company here

1.2.To register your company you can do it in the internet with your ID card or if you're  a foregin citizens you can do it with e-residency. Or you can fill out a form which you can find in your local government or a federal governments building

1.3. To set up a company you need to register its address

2. Companies have the right to freely decide their mutual commercial relations.

2.2 A Nyrmod citizen or company may not be deprived of your property by the government without the Supreme Court permission

## E-Residency regulations (Economic Reform Act)

1.1 Having  e-residency doesn't mean that you have Nyrmods citizenship

1.2 To get the e-reciency you can order it from a government website, from a local or federal government building or from a Nyrmods embassy.

1.3 E-residency costs 45 NGK. You only have to pay that once when acquiring the e-residency.

1.4 You can't get the e-residency if you're a citizen of a country which Nyrmod is at a active conflict with  Nyrmod

1.5 You can't get the e-residency if Nyrmod has sanctioned you