Iris
Post by Jacob H. Montreux on May 4, 2024 13:56:37 GMT -5
House of Nobles
Office of the Lord President of the House of Nobles
Office of the Lord President of the House of Nobles
It is in my power as Lord President of the House of Nobles to let you know that the House of Nobles have approved the Homesteaders and Homeowners Act of 2024 and is to be brought to your chamber for review.
4th Session of Government
Homesteaders and Homeowners Act of 2024
Homesteaders and Homeowners Act of 2024
An Act to establish rules for owning a home in the region of Iris.
Proposed by: King James I
Written by: King James I
Supported by: TBD
TO BE ENACTED by the Sovereign’s official signature, advice and consent of the Executive Council, The House of Nobles, and by the authority of the same, as follows:
Article I || Titles
1.00 || This Act may be cited and referred to in short as the Homesteaders Homeowners Act of 2024
1.01 || This Act may be referred to in full as Homesteaders Homeowners Act of 2024
1.00 || This Act may be cited and referred to in short as the Homesteaders Homeowners Act of 2024
1.01 || This Act may be referred to in full as Homesteaders Homeowners Act of 2024
2.00 || All property ownership within the Kingdom of Iris shall be registered and kept on record by the Domestic Affairs Department.
2.01 || The Domestic Affairs Department shall issue Deeds/Titles to property owners, subject to renewal every six months to ensure the estate remains active.
2.02 || Each citizen of the Kingdom of Iris is entitled to own only one estate at a time.
The exception to this rule is if a citizen is residing in a government-owned estate.
2.03 || The Sovereign of the Kingdom of Iris has the authority to designate which estates qualify as government-owned properties.The Sovereign shall publicly announce the list of government-owned estates. Government-owned estates do not require Deeds/Titles.
Article III || Estate Pricing and Inheritance Guidelines
3.00 || The Domestic Affairs Department and the Treasury Department are authorized to set the prices for estates each term, based on the current state of the economy.
3.01 || Estate owners are permitted to designate an heir to inherit their estate under the following circumstances:
a. The owner leaves the region.
b. The owner becomes inactive, allowing the deed to expire.
c. The owner gifts the estate to their chosen heir.
3.02 || The inheritance statement must be signed off by the Councilor of Justice and Arbitration.
Article IV || Historic Society Qualification
4.00 || The Sovereign has the authority to determine which estates qualify for inclusion in the historic society.
4.01 || Estates used by former Sovereigns, along with their contents, shall become museums. If a former Sovereign remains in the region after their reign, they may arrange the museum according to their preference.
4.02 || Upon exiting office, all First Councilors shall be tasked with designing a museum exhibit showcasing their works during their tenure.
Article V || Schedule
5.00 ||This act is a standard act that will need the passage of both House of Parliament along with the Sovereign’s Consent.
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[b style="font-family:"font-size:10pt;"][font size="6"]Homesteaders and Homeowners Act of 2024[/font][/b][/div][div style="text-align:center;"][font face="EB Garamond"][i][font size="4"]An Act to establish rules for owning a home in the region of Iris.[/font][/i][/font][/div][hr][hr][div style="text-align:center;"][div style="text-align:center;"][font face="EB Garamond" size="4"][b]Proposed by:[/b] King James I
[/font][/div][div style="text-align:left;"][div style="text-align:center;"][font face="EB Garamond" size="4"][b]Written by:[/b] King James I[/font][/div][font size="4" face="EB Garamond"][div style="text-align:center;"][b]Supported by[/b]: TBD[/div][/font][hr][/div][/div][hr][font face="EB Garamond"][font size="4"]TO BE ENACTED by the Sovereign’s official signature, advice and consent of the Executive Council, The House of Nobles, and by the authority of the same, as follows:[/font][/font][quote][div style="text-align:center;"][div style="text-align:left;"][font face="EB Garamond" size="4"][b]Article I || Titles[/b]
[b]1.00 ||[/b] This Act may be cited and referred to in short as the [i]Homesteaders Homeowners Act of 2024[/i]
[b]1.01 ||[/b] This Act may be referred to in full as [i]Homesteaders Homeowners Act of 2024[/i][/font][/div][/div][div style="text-align:center;"][font face="EB Garamond" size="4"]
[/font][/div][font size="4" face="EB Garamond"][b]Article II || Property Ownership and Record-Keeping[/b]
[b]2.00 || [/b]All property ownership within the Kingdom of Iris shall be registered and kept on record by the Domestic Affairs Department.
[b]2.01 ||[/b] The Domestic Affairs Department shall issue Deeds/Titles to property owners, subject to renewal every six months to ensure the estate remains active.
[b]2.02 || [/b]Each citizen of the Kingdom of Iris is entitled to own only one estate at a time.
The exception to this rule is if a citizen is residing in a government-owned estate.
2.03 || The Sovereign of the Kingdom of Iris has the authority to designate which estates qualify as government-owned properties.The Sovereign shall publicly announce the list of government-owned estates. Government-owned estates do not require Deeds/Titles.
[b]Article III || Estate Pricing and Inheritance Guidelines [/b]
[b]3.00 ||[/b] The Domestic Affairs Department and the Treasury Department are authorized to set the prices for estates each term, based on the current state of the economy.
[b]3.01 || [/b]Estate owners are permitted to designate an heir to inherit their estate under the following circumstances:
a. The owner leaves the region.
b. The owner becomes inactive, allowing the deed to expire.
c. The owner gifts the estate to their chosen heir.
[b]3.02 ||[/b] The inheritance statement must be signed off by the Councilor of Justice and Arbitration.
[b]Article IV || Historic Society Qualification
4.00 ||[/b] The Sovereign has the authority to determine which estates qualify for inclusion in the historic society.
[b]4.01 ||[/b] Estates used by former Sovereigns, along with their contents, shall become museums. If a former Sovereign remains in the region after their reign, they may arrange the museum according to their preference.
[b]4.02 ||[/b] Upon exiting office, all First Councilors shall be tasked with designing a museum exhibit showcasing their works during their tenure.
[b]Article V || Schedule
5.00 [/b]||This act is a standard act that will need the passage of both House of Parliament along with the Sovereign’s Consent.[/font][/quote][/div][/quote]