Nº 043 - Controlled Substances Act of 2020
CITY-EIGHT, LEGISLATIVE DIET
TERMINAL-SEVEN, CITIZEN COUNCIL
The Controlled Substances Act of 2020 is a legislation with economic and social impact in mind. It is divided into two sections listing the necessary steps that need to be taken to achieve the goal of this act and to ensure that there is a controlled and supervised manner of introduction to the public without raising issues.
DecriminalizationUnder the current Contraband and Verdict Index provided by our benefactors is the possession, use and distribution of conscious state altering substances, commonly referred to as drugs, considered an Orange tier violation and is met with proper re-education, documentation and removal of social credits through a civil protectorate. [1]
Under the effect of this Act, the following is advised to be changed:
1.1. Certain substances, to be determined by the CMU Director in tandem with the Department of Business, shall no longer infringe the Contraband and Verdict Index and thus be made legal. They are no longer meant to be faced with punishment and be labelled as a socio-incursion.
1.1.2 These substances may only be taken within an enclosed setting (some examples, but not limited to; stores, apartments.). Violation of this rule will instill a felony that shall only be punished with a Blue tier violation
1.2. The acquisition, be it through purchasing, gifting or finding of said substances without the proper medical paperwork or loyalist status of Tier 2 or lower is still considered a felony and shall only be punished with a Blue tier violation.
Commercialization
As per Nº 007 - MEASURE 274, AMENDMENT ACT (CSA), a drug permit needs to be reinstated and reintegrated into the community, the specifics may be decided by the CWU Director in conclave with the CMU Director.
Proposed by Councillor Watima Nakata
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