International Organisations Act (DUBS)
Long title | An Act of the National Council of the Democratic Union of British States Respecting the implementation of laws and regulations regarding the creation of an agency on international organisations subordinate to the Department of State |
---|---|
Nicknames | International Organisations Act |
Enacted by | the 1st National Council |
Effective | 31st December, 2016 |
Introduced by | Rep. Horatio Eden (District of Britannia) |
Current status | Active legislation |
Citations | |
MSLC Citation | International Organisations Act DUN P 2016 |
DULC Citation | L1-2016-5 |
Legislative history | |
Considered by | House Committee on Foreign Affairs |
Passed by House of Representatives | 31st December, 2016 by unanimous House (1-0) |
Rejected by House of Representatives | by 3 |
Signed by Lord President | 31st December, 2016 by Lord President Horatio Eden |
Related legislation | |
Citizenship Act |
The International Organisations Act (L1-2016-5) is an Act of the National Council of the Democratic Union of British States that created the International Organisations Agency of the Department of State, which was also created that day by the Citizenship Act.[1] The Agency is responsible under the Act for "[investigating] the various international organisations of the MicroWiki Sector and [determining]... their utility in advancing the foreign policy of the Government."[2] It also gives the Director of the Agency authority over the appointment of delegates or consuls to the various international organisations the nation becomes a party to (with Presidential approval,[3] though this approval may be overturned by the House of Representatives).
Introduced to the House by Representative Horatio Eden (C-District of Britannia), it was passed unanimously by the House of Representatives on the 31st of December, 2016, and was signed into law by the Lord President on the same day.