Difference between revisions of "Laws of Taijitu"
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| − | [[The Primary Laws of Taijitu]] and [[The Restrictions, Ejections and Bannings Act]] are the two main pieces of law relevant to illegal actions and punishment. | + | [[The Primary Laws of Taijitu]] and [[The Restrictions, Ejections and Bannings Act]] are the two main pieces of law relevant to illegal actions and punishment. Needless to say, these two pieces of legislation are important. |
==Oaths of Office== | ==Oaths of Office== | ||
Revision as of 20:22, 17 March 2007
Taijitu has a number of Laws.
Contents
Constitution
The Constitution of Taijitu provides for the structure of government of Taijitu.
Criminal Code
The Primary Laws of Taijitu and The Restrictions, Ejections and Bannings Act are the two main pieces of law relevant to illegal actions and punishment. Needless to say, these two pieces of legislation are important.
Oaths of Office
The Oaths of Office passed by the Senate specify the oath for each government position.
Senate Internal Procedures
The Internal Procedures of the Senate specify how the Senate works. The Senate Scrutiny Act formalizes the procedures by which the Senate can hold the executive to account.
Fiscal Policy
- The Currency Act establishes the Tai (₮) as the currency of Taijitu.
- The Budget Act sets salaries and rewards.
- The Copyright Act regulates intellectual property in the Bazaar.
