Preamble In accordance with the Legislative Authority of the Security Council: To ensure the party’s continued prosperity and cohesion within its societal ranks in the interest of protecting collaborator rights and benefits through the propagation of Combine law, it is thereby the prerogative of the state, the government, the collaborator body, and the Security Council of City Twenty-Four to dictate tangible and enactable rewards and benefits to pro-Combine organizations and aspirant Loyalist groups for the continued endorsement of and proselytization of pro-Combine ideals, order, and law.
Purpose Statement The purpose of this legislation is to provide an affordable means by the Security Council for the continued operation and proselytization of pro-Combine organizations, both in and outside of the Security Council, so that they may host pro-Combine rallies, parties, and other promotional events/materials in recognition of Combine law and message to remunerate lost expenses and provide additional funds for future operations, in addition to the sponsoring of pro-Combine events and activities hosted by civilians; the latter act which should be regulated and overseen at the expense of the Planning Committee of the Security Council.
The formulation of a federal reserve by the Security Council in coordination with the Ministry of Commerce to allocate a portion of its monthly financial blueprint to lawful binders.
The creation of a federal reserve by the Security Council in coordination with the Ministry of Commerce to allocate a portion of its monthly financial blueprint to the planning and sponsorship of Civilian-hosted parties and events through a Planning Committee intermediary.
The creation of a Security Council program specialized for the endorsement and sponsoring of pro-Combine organizations to assist in the propagation of pro-Combine thought and to aid the continuous enlargement of pro-Loyalist groups outside of the Security Council, subject to the same welfare advantages as Binders per §1 of the Binders Pension Act.
The assurance from the Security Council that under no circumstances, barring an organization's outright criminalization or the most extreme state of affairs, it will not uphold the designated payment of any binders without reason.
Additionally, the Security Council may not, for whatever reason, refuse the designation of a pro-Loyalist group exceeding at minimum five members of its status as an affiliate group per §2 of the Binders Pension Act and its sponsorship program.
A group/binder may lose its sponsorship privileges if deemed inactive, unlawful, or unwilling to utilize its funds and resources productively and appropriately.
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