MEDICAL PRESERVATION LAW
PRESERVE • STOCKPILE • CMU
Ladies and Gentlemen. Councillors of the Legislative Diet of Terminal seven, I present this legislative law bearing the interest and future of the terminal in mind. The contents are not to be taken lightly, for the storm we faced only a mere week ago displayed such ferocity despite it only being a prelude. Winter has yet to come, and as autumn ends the next challenge the brave- the diligent occupants of this terminal will face is one that can only be weathered as a whole, as a union.
Combined, the initiative of the Councillors have propelled this Terminal into a resurgent economy, placing it back onto the map as the rising star of Sector Seven flies higher. All of this wouldn't have been possible without the persevering Ambassador of Terminal 7, Arthur Glenn, and the last Chairman of our council- of which he gave his all for the betterment of. Jean Villery-Bosch will forever hold a place in our hearts, a moment of silence for the Chairman.
Despite the sorrow still persisting in our hearts, we musn't let his ideals be forgotten.
Onto the legality:
1. The Medical Preservation Law dictates that the Civil Medical Union MUST establish a stockpile of clinical articles so that we can prepare for the inevitable. The amount stockpiled is to be decided by the Civil Medical Union Management and Administerative staff.
1. a) The stockpile location is to be the administrative office within the Civil Medical Union.
1. b) The stockpile is only to be utilised in emergencies, decided upon by any Treator, treator is defined as a member of the Civil Medical Union.
2. The Medical Preservation Law dictates that in times when civic unrest has triggered a societal code offset to that of Marginal or higher, medical applications are no longer free.
2. a) The Medical Preservation Law dictates that the above law does not apply when a subject is dead or dying.
2. b) The Medical Preservation Law dictates that part two does not apply (when subjected to marginal status) to senior employed citizens of the Terminal.
2. c) Senior Employed citizens are defined as: A management or higher member of the Ministry of Enlightenment, a member of the Ministry of Commerce, a senior worker or above of the Civil Worker's Union, a stafflain (SG) member of the Combine Conscripted Reserve, a member of the Civil Medical Union, Any member related or employed within the Ministry of Civil Protection, a citizen of collaborator status which is defined as T-4, T-5, T-6, T-7, and CCA.
2. d) In the scenario that societal status code is elevated mid-operation or treatment, the patient must pay an amount defined by the treator(s) with respect to 2. j)
2. e) Treators are defined as members of the Civil Medical Union.
2. f) Payment is to be conducted after treatment.
2. g) If the patient is unable to pay medical fees, the subject is discharged and the subsequent denial of payment logged on the medical record of the patient.
2. h) Patients that did not pay the requested amount by the Treator, the subject is not to be treated. This is voided if this article violates article 2. a
2. i) The treatment payment can be waived by Civil Medical Union management or administrative personnel, Civil Protection Functionaries, The Ministry of Civil Protection, Senior Management of any employments listed in 2. c). This is to be done on a case by case basis.
2. j) The minimum payment is (5) credits. The maximum, being (100) credits.
3. The Civil Medical Union officials are to be issued at least (2X) POS Devices, to be maintained in the General Treatment Locker.
3. a) In the Scenario that the Civil Medical Union lacks Point-of-Sale devices whether it be due to resource shortage, the patient is required to deliver credit coupons to the medical staff.
3. b) The issued POS devices can not leave the sanctity of the Civil Medical Union building.
3. c) The members of the Civil Medical Union *MUST* charge people at least the minimum of 2. j)
4. Upon the activation of UNREST SOCIETAL CODE PROCEDURE, Unemployed Collaborators of the position of Tier-Four, voiding the statement of collaborator tiers as employment in of itself found in 2. c) are required to pay for medical treatment.
4. a) This act takes precedent over section 2, ammends section 2. c) in time of unrest sociocode.
4. b) The amendment stated above is the definition of tier-four collaborators as employees.
4. c) IN TIMES OF UNREST SOCIETAL CODE, If a member of the Civil Medical Union Management requests such, the following is to be enforced:
The Confiscation of any medical article (optional by Civil Protection)
The Confiscation of cloth material. (optional by Civil Protection)
The Donation of Medical Precusor materials.
4. d) The above articles are to be presented to the Civil Medical Union staff. In which donations may be awarded.
5. In the situation of a fractured or higher sociocode, citizens found unemployed or not of a minimum of (TIER-3) or higher loyalty are only to be treated with minimal medical item expenditure.
5. a) Section 5 and sub-sections overwrite section 2. c)
5. b) The new definition of 2. c, now dubbed 5. b), is: Any member of the CWU,CMU,MOP,MOC,MOE,CP,MCP( and affiliates),CCA,T4,T5,T6,T7
6. Failure to comply with ANY of the above sections results in a charge of 99; reckless operation.
6. a) Consistent failure to provide payment will result in a blacklist of medical treatment, overriding section 2. a)
6. b) Senior Medical Staff, described as Management members of the CMU or higher, have the right to override Section 6.a)
7. This law is to go into effect immediately.
TL;DR (INFO)
[if i can]
1. The Civil Medical Union must preserve a portion of it's current stockpile of medical items.
2. If the sociocode isn't BLUE, payment for medical treatment is required. (5-100 credits, this is decided by the doctor)
3. 2 POS devices (minimum) must be given to the Civil Medical Union)
4. Loyalists of tier-four or higher receive free medical treatment (The exception being within Unrest Sociocode)
a) Senior workers (defined in the block of text) get free medical treatment.
5. CMU MUST charge people. (Amendments will be made to the OOC treatment form to log it [if quarter approves])
6. Failure to comply with payment results in a blacklist from medical treatment. If you are still treated, the treator gets charged with 99; reckless operation
7. Civpro/citizens are to donate cloth rags (In return for meagre social credit gain)
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