Office of Lincoln Chancellor S019

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Arlen Specter, member of the United States Senate from Pennsylvania.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arlen_Specter


Office of the Speaker of the Lincoln Council

Current offices:

Lincoln Council Speaker: January 28, 2020-Present
Lincoln Councilor: October 23, 2019-Present

Previous offices:

Chancellor of Lincoln: October 28, 2019-January 28, 2020
Lincoln Councilor: April 23, 2019-June 24, 2019
Leader of the Lincoln Council Opposition (position shared with thr33): April 28, 2019-May 5, 2019

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Peanut of Illinois shall be appointed Minister of Regional Elections, effective immediately.

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LINCOLN CLIMATE CHANGE CONTROL ACT OF 2019

A. OFFSHORE DRILLING BAN
I. Lincoln shall hereby issue an immediate ban on any offshore drilling within 10 miles of the coast of Lincoln or of any land that belongs to Lincoln
II. Any company in violation of this policy will pay a fine of no less than $10 million

B. MORATORIUM ON FRACKING

I. A moratorium, which shall be effective immediately after the implementation of the bill, shall be established on all fracking in the entire region of Lincoln.
II. This moratorium shall last 3 years, after which it will be determined, whether or not it should be lifted. A two-thirds majority shall be required to lift the moratorium.
III. Any company in violation of this policy shall pay a fine of no less than $10 million
IV. Companies in violation, that engage in offshore drilling, shall pay this fine and the one in Sec A.II.

C. PHASING OUT FOSSIL FUELS

I. The phasing out of petroleum drilling shall occur gradually over a 8 year period
II. Any company drilling petroleum after this deadline will be charged a fine of no less than $15 million.
III. Any company who stops drilling at least 4 years before the deadline, shall receive a 2% tax credit on all taxes for the next year
IV. The phasing out of coal shall occur over a 5 year period
V. Any coal mines still in operation after the 5 year period, will result in a fine to the mine’s owner of no less than $20 million.
VI. Companies shall receive a tax credit of 5% on next years’ taxes if they close their mines within 1 year of the implementation of this bill
VII. Manufacturing of the nitrous oxide engine shall be banned, effective immediately after the implementation of this bill.
VIII. Any company who still manufactures the engine after this time period, will be fined a fine of no less than $10 million.

D. CAPS ON EMISSIONS

I. A regional agency called the Lincoln Department of Environmental Protection shall be created following the passage of this bill
II. This agency shall set caps on emissions for the following gases: carbon dioxide, methane, and nitrous oxide
III. Any company who violates the cap will be fined $12 million for each percent that they are over the limit
IV. The cap should be decreased by 5% each year

E. IMPLEMENTATION

I. This law shall take effect two weeks after being signed by the governor

X S019, Acting Governor

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The Order of the North Star is granted to the following individual for his long and dignified service to Lincoln and Atlasia:

Mr. Ninja0428 of New Jersey for his long and dignified Atlasian career including serving in the offices of Secretary of Internal Affairs, Speaker of the House, and Senator of Lincoln

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Ninja0428 of Lincoln shall be appointed Minister of Internal Affairs, effective immediately.

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Good evening,

I am opening up a Speaker's Questions forum

To avoid this forum becoming a derailed joke, I have some rules:

1. I reserve the right to declare a question frivolous or irrelevant
2. I reserve the right to not answer a question
3. I reserve the right to eject members from the downhill
4. Questions should mainly be about Lincoln and not about me personally or about historical views
5. Questions from Lincoln citizens have priority over residents of other regions

Look forward to hearing your questions!

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Seeing as we are both speakers of regional legislatures, who do you think is best fit to preside over the Southern Chamber of Delegates?

I personally believe that Tim Turner should remain Speaker, and I oppose the attempts to remove him.  Also seeing as promises of activity have arrived from the Office of the Deputy Speaker, it's clear that the Deputy will be active, and the Speaker's main job is to create new threads, which TimTurner does do for new bills. Additionally, the Speaker of the COD has historically been somewhat of a ceremonial position, with the Deputy doing a significant amount of work. So, in short, I oppose the efforts to remove TimTurner and/or PragmaticPopulist.

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Executive Office of the Chancellor

EFFECTIVE IMMEDIATELY: EXECUTIVE ORDER 10-1

1. The Lincoln region recognizes the importance of providing opportunities to underprivileged minorities, like Hispanics and African Americans

2. The Lincoln region recognizes that the system has historically been unfair to minorities

3. The Lincoln region encourages establishments, like universities and workplaces to accept or hire a greater amount of people of underprivileged backgrounds

4. The Lincoln region requires that establishments, like universities and workplaces, work to make their acceptance or hiring processes more fair by hiring or accepting a diverse and representative population that includes those who belong to minority groups, that are historically underprivileged.

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Executive Office of the Chancellor

EFFECTIVE IMMEDIATELY: EXECUTIVE ORDER 10-2

1. Harry S. Truman of North Dakota is appointed as the attorney for the Lincoln Government in the case, Dwarven Dragon v. Region of Lincoln

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Executive Office of the Chancellor

EFFECTIVE IMMEDIATELY: EXECUTIVE ORDER 10-3

1. Harry S. Truman of North Dakota is appointed as the attorney for the Lincoln Government in the case, Ninja0428 v. Region of Lincoln

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A Statement

The recalcitrance of the Governor of Vermont to enforced regulations aimed at containing the novel-coronavirus is alarming to me and my office, as it may have been to many of you. In fact, putting issues of coronavirus aside, we sit here and face the most serious act of nullification since the South broke off in 1860. In fact in 1828, following the passage of the Tariff of 1828 by then President John Quincy Adams, South Carolina attempted to nullify the law, Mr. Adams' successor despite having ideological opposition to the law chose to do his job. Since 1828, lower authorities have been bound to follow laws handed down from higher authorities. The governor of Vermont has shown a complete abdication of government, and I trust that she no longer has the confidence of her people, nor does she have the confidence of me. I would urge the upper echelon of the Federalist Party to alert Mrs. Campbell of the history and danger of nullification in this country. Quite frankly, the stage is set for another Nullification Crisis, the ball is in the Governor's court, what shall she do? The world awaits.

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Clarification

Let me stress that I wish this to be resolved in a peaceful manner, and urge the governor to resign or urge for the commencement of proceedings regarding articles of impeachment.