Post by Vladimir Vova Ochiuriushka on Apr 13, 2009 21:47:37 GMT
Proposal:
Proposer: Vladimir Ochiuriushka
Notes: The former Art III Section E "States of Col" shall be reassigned as Article IV "The Union" Section A.
Please post your vote below in clear English; Aye or Nay.
Votes:
Aye - 2
Nay - 0
Article III - Government
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Section E: State Secrets
1.0 An item of information may be assigned a level of secrecy by any member of the Elected Council or the Council for People's Commissars. These levels are:
1.1 Restricted: Information known only to Colish citizens.
1.2 Classified: Information kept secret from the public.
1.3 Secret: Information known only to the Committee for State Security and the Elected Council.
1.4 Top Secret: Secret information that would have more significant ramifications if it were to be made public, especially in the areas of Foreign Affairs and Defence.
2.0 Anything within the Committee for State Security will automatically be considered Top Secret.
3.0 The Committee for State Security and the Elected Council have the power to raise or lower the levels of secrecy on any item of information.
4.0 If anyone is found to have released or be releasing secret information to unauthorised citizens or foreigners, they will be liable to be charged with treachery and subverting the Soviet Union.
5.0 The Supreme Soviet may by a vote of 2/3 made any item of information public.
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Section E: State Secrets
1.0 An item of information may be assigned a level of secrecy by any member of the Elected Council or the Council for People's Commissars. These levels are:
1.1 Restricted: Information known only to Colish citizens.
1.2 Classified: Information kept secret from the public.
1.3 Secret: Information known only to the Committee for State Security and the Elected Council.
1.4 Top Secret: Secret information that would have more significant ramifications if it were to be made public, especially in the areas of Foreign Affairs and Defence.
2.0 Anything within the Committee for State Security will automatically be considered Top Secret.
3.0 The Committee for State Security and the Elected Council have the power to raise or lower the levels of secrecy on any item of information.
4.0 If anyone is found to have released or be releasing secret information to unauthorised citizens or foreigners, they will be liable to be charged with treachery and subverting the Soviet Union.
5.0 The Supreme Soviet may by a vote of 2/3 made any item of information public.
Proposer: Vladimir Ochiuriushka
Notes: The former Art III Section E "States of Col" shall be reassigned as Article IV "The Union" Section A.
Please post your vote below in clear English; Aye or Nay.
Votes:
Aye - 2
Nay - 0
