Charter of the Coalition of the South Pacific

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A2309.01 | Amended Voter Registration Bill Passed

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Articles III, IV, V, and VIII were amended to the changes as viewed below on the 2nd of October, 2023.

(Debate topic | Voting topic)

Text of the Bill

CHARTER OF THE SOUTH PACIFIC

III. RIGHTS AND FREEDOMS

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(6) A member of the Coalition is a player with a nation within the South Pacific.

(7) A citizen of the Coalition is a member of the Coalition that has applied for and been granted citizenship while maintaining the requirements for citizenship.

a. A standing committee of citizens will be tasked with granting and revoking citizenship status. The requirements to apply for, maintain, and revoke citizenship will be codified by the Assembly in a law.

IV. THE ASSEMBLY

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(3) The Chair may appoint a deputy or deputies from the Assembly, to whom the Chair may publicly delegate any powers, responsibilities, or special projects of the Chair, subject to all regulations and restrictions imposed upon the Chair by law. The Chair may dismiss such deputies.

Legislator Eligibility

(4) A standing commission of legislators will be tasked with granting and revoking legislator status. All residents citizens of the Coalition are eligible to attain legislator status through an application to the Chair. Continued legislator status requires active membership and good behaviour compliance with all applicable requirements as specified by law.

V. THE EXECUTIVE

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(4) Members of the Executive are required to hold legislator status be citizens of the Coalition.

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VIII. THE COUNCIL ON REGIONAL SECURITY AND CORAL GUARD

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Membership of the Council on Regional Security

(2) The minimum qualifications for membership in the Council on Regional Security are: maintaining a nation in the South Pacific and having served at least six consecutive months as a legislator.

(2) To be eligible for membership in the Council on Regional Security, a person must:

a. Have maintained citizenship for at least six consecutive months prior to the date of their application or nomination to the Council;
b. Continuously maintain citizenship throughout their service on the Council; and
c. Satisfy any other requirements set by law.

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Membership of the Coral Guard

(13) The minimum qualifications for membership in the Coral Guard are: maintaining a World Assembly member nation in the South Pacific; having served at least six consecutive months as a legislator; and meeting requirements for influence and endorsements which are set and published by the Council on Regional Security.

(13) To be eligible for membership in the Coral Guard, a person must:

a. Have maintained citizenship for at least six consecutive months prior to the date of their application to the Coral Guard;
b. Continuously maintain citizenship throughout their service on the Coral Guard;
c. Meet the requirements for influence and endorsements set and published by the Council on Regional Security; and
d. Satisfy any other requirements set by law.

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