FT 12.15 – Frémont Missing Persons and Tribal Nations Act (Awaiting signature)

[Unconditional Surrender Truman]

AN ACT
Pertaining to missing persons and Native Americans

Section 1: Title

This legislation may be cited as the Frémont Missing Persons and Tribal Nations Act.

Section 2.1: Establishment of Department of Justice

The Frémont Department of Justice is hereby established, which shall be directed by an NPC appointed by the First Minister and shall be responsible for maintaining public safety, prosecuting criminals, registering vehicles, licensing drivers, and other enforcing laws passed by the Frémont Parliament.

Section 2.2: Department of justice missing persons response -- missing persons specialist

1. The Department of Justice may assist with the investigation of all missing persons cases, regardless of the age of the missing person.

2. The Department shall employ a missing persons specialist responsible for working closely with local, state, federal, and tribal law enforcement authorities on missing persons cases. The specialist shall:

(i) provide guidance and support to law enforcement authorities and families in the search for missing persons;

(ii) oversee entries into the database of the national crime information center of the Atlasian Department of Justice and other databases to ensure records of missing persons are accurate, complete, and made in a timely fashion;

(iii) manage the state missing persons database and missing persons public information website;

(iv) network with other state and international missing persons programs and the national center for missing and exploited children to aid in locating children who are unlawfully taken out of or unlawfully brought into the Commonwealth of Frémont;

(v) provide public outreach and education on missing persons issues and the prevention of child abductions;

(vi) issue alerts and advisories at the request of law enforcement authorities to activate public assistance in locating an endangered missing person; and

(vii) facilitate training for law enforcement authorities related to missing persons cases, including resources available to assist with missing persons investigations.

3. The missing persons specialist shall complete cultural competency training.

4. The Department of Justice shall send a copy of this act to each tribal government located on every Frémont tribal reservation.

5. $1,500,000 shall be appropriated for providing the services of this act.

Section 3: Erection of Colorado Monuments to Native American Tribes

1. The flags of the following Colorado Tribal Nations shall be permanently displayed on the region Capitol grounds:

(i) The Apache nation

(ii) The Arapaho nation

(iii) The Cheyenne nation

(iv) The Pueblo tribes

(v) The Shoshone tribe

(vi) The Ute nation

Sponsor: Scott, FM

The first minister has the floor.

[Unconditional Surrender Truman]

Mr. First Minister?

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My apologies for overlooking this.

This bill, based on similar legislation that was recently signed in Montana, addresses the ongoing problem regarding missing and murdered Native Americans, by establishing a regional Department of Justice and delegating the DoJ the ability to assist with the investigations of all missing persons and informs Frémont tribal governments of regional assistance in these investigations.  The epidemic of indigenous peoples winding up missing or dead has long been a problem, especially in Atlasia and Canada, and the bill being considered takes the right steps to eradicate this.

In addition, this bill establishes the display of flags of Colorado Tribal Nations around our capitol building.  (I would have wanted all the region's tribal nations' flags to be displayed, but there are simply too many of them across our states.)

[Unconditional Surrender Truman]

I see no reason to oppose this bill.

[Unconditional Surrender Truman]

I would like to see the other members weigh in on this, but failing that, I will move for a final vote in 48 hours or so.

[Virginiá]

I am proposing an amendment to allow for more than one specialist to be hired to address these problems. I feel the original text is somewhat ambiguous and may be intended to only hire one specialist, which I believe is not appropriate for a problem of this scale.

Section 2.2: Department of justice missing persons response -- missing persons specialist

1. The Department of Justice may assist with the investigation of all missing persons cases, regardless of the age of the missing person.

2. The Department shall employ a missing persons specialists responsible for working closely with local, state, federal, and tribal law enforcement authorities on missing persons cases. The specialists shall:

(i) provide guidance and support to law enforcement authorities and families in the search for missing persons;

(ii) oversee entries into the database of the national crime information center of the Atlasian Department of Justice and other databases to ensure records of missing persons are accurate, complete, and made in a timely fashion;

(iii) manage the state missing persons database and missing persons public information website;

(iv) network with other state and international missing persons programs and the national center for missing and exploited children to aid in locating children who are unlawfully taken out of or unlawfully brought into the Commonwealth of Frémont;

(v) provide public outreach and education on missing persons issues and the prevention of child abductions;

(vi) issue alerts and advisories at the request of law enforcement authorities to activate public assistance in locating an endangered missing person; and

(vii) facilitate training for law enforcement authorities related to missing persons cases, including resources available to assist with missing persons investigations.

3. The missing persons specialist shall complete cultural competency training.

4. The Department of Justice shall send a copy of this act to each tribal government located on every Frémont tribal reservation.

5. $1,500,000 shall be appropriated for providing the services of this act.

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No objection.

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Should "state" in 2. iii. and iv. be changed to "regional"?

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Amendment:

AN ACT
Pertaining to missing persons and Native Americans

Section 1: Title

This legislation may be cited as the Frémont Missing Persons and Tribal Nations Act.

Section 2.1: Establishment of Department of Justice

The Frémont Department of Justice is hereby established, which shall be directed by an NPC appointed by the First Minister and shall be responsible for maintaining public safety, prosecuting criminals, registering vehicles, licensing drivers, and other enforcing laws passed by the Frémont Parliament.

Section 2.2: Department of justice missing persons response -- missing persons specialists

1. The Department of Justice may assist with the investigation of all missing persons cases, regardless of the age of the missing person.

2. The Department shall employ missing persons specialists responsible for working closely with local, state, federal, and tribal law enforcement authorities on missing persons cases. The specialists shall:

(i) provide guidance and support to law enforcement authorities and families in the search for missing persons;

(ii) oversee entries into the database of the national crime information center of the Atlasian Department of Justice and other databases to ensure records of missing persons are accurate, complete, and made in a timely fashion;

(iii) manage the state regional missing persons database and missing persons public information website;

(iv) network with other state regional and international missing persons programs and the national center for missing and exploited children to aid in locating children who are unlawfully taken out of or unlawfully brought into the Commonwealth of Frémont;

(v) provide public outreach and education on missing persons issues and the prevention of child abductions;

(vi) issue alerts and advisories at the request of law enforcement authorities to activate public assistance in locating an endangered missing person; and

(vii) facilitate training for law enforcement authorities related to missing persons cases, including resources available to assist with missing persons investigations.

3. The missing persons specialists shall complete cultural competency training.

4. The Department of Justice shall send a copy of this act to each tribal government located on every Frémont tribal reservation.

5. $1,500,000 shall be appropriated for providing the services of this act.

Section 3: Erection of Colorado Monuments to Native American Tribes

1. The flags of the following Colorado Tribal Nations shall be permanently displayed on the region Capitol grounds:

(i) The Apache nation

(ii) The Arapaho nation

(iii) The Cheyenne nation

(iv) The Pueblo tribes

(v) The Shoshone tribe

(vi) The Ute nation

[Unconditional Surrender Truman]

Seeing no objection, the amendment is adopted.

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I move for a final vote.

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I move for a final vote.

Parliament is moving too slow.

[Unconditional Surrender Truman]

Seeing no objection, we will proceed to a vote. Members will vote Aye, Nay, or abstain. Voting will last 48 hours or until all members have voted.

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Aye.

[Unconditional Surrender Truman]

Aye.

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Aye

[Virginiá]

Aye

[Unconditional Surrender Truman]

With four votes in favor and one not voting, the resolution is adopted.

[The world will shine with light in our nightmare]

AN ACT
Pertaining to missing persons and Native Americans

Section 1: Title

This legislation may be cited as the Frémont Missing Persons and Tribal Nations Act.

Section 2.1: Establishment of Department of Justice

The Frémont Department of Justice is hereby established, which shall be directed by an NPC appointed by the First Minister and shall be responsible for maintaining public safety, prosecuting criminals, registering vehicles, licensing drivers, and other enforcing laws passed by the Frémont Parliament.

Section 2.2: Department of justice missing persons response -- missing persons specialists

1. The Department of Justice may assist with the investigation of all missing persons cases, regardless of the age of the missing person.

2. The Department shall employ missing persons specialists responsible for working closely with local, state, federal, and tribal law enforcement authorities on missing persons cases. The specialists shall:

(i) provide guidance and support to law enforcement authorities and families in the search for missing persons;

(ii) oversee entries into the database of the national crime information center of the Atlasian Department of Justice and other databases to ensure records of missing persons are accurate, complete, and made in a timely fashion;

(iii) manage the regional missing persons database and missing persons public information website;

(iv) network with other regional and international missing persons programs and the national center for missing and exploited children to aid in locating children who are unlawfully taken out of or unlawfully brought into the Commonwealth of Frémont;

(v) provide public outreach and education on missing persons issues and the prevention of child abductions;

(vi) issue alerts and advisories at the request of law enforcement authorities to activate public assistance in locating an endangered missing person; and

(vii) facilitate training for law enforcement authorities related to missing persons cases, including resources available to assist with missing persons investigations.

3. The missing persons specialists shall complete cultural competency training.

4. The Department of Justice shall send a copy of this act to each tribal government located on every Frémont tribal reservation.

5. $1,500,000 shall be appropriated for providing the services of this act.

Section 3: Erection of Colorado Monuments to Native American Tribes

1. The flags of the following Colorado Tribal Nations shall be permanently displayed on the region Capitol grounds:

(i) The Apache nation

(ii) The Arapaho nation

(iii) The Cheyenne nation

(iv) The Pueblo tribes

(v) The Shoshone tribe

(vi) The Ute nation