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Proposed! The Salt, Corn and Wax Act

  • Aye! 7
  • No! 0
  • Amendment ... 1
  • 2025-04-15
  • —2025-04-27
  • 8 votes
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Author: Lady Penelope Beneficence Sibyl Dietrich Melrose McCallum, Countess of Kriech

Competency: Crown (National)

Status: Proposed.

Amendments: None.

By the Grace of Their Illustrious Majesty this House so orders the immediate and necessary expansion of the Crown Granaries and provides the Crown and Crown Household with mandates for the purchase of:

-Cereal Grains (Malt, Maize, Wheat, Barley, Rye, Oats and Spelt) at 90% of Market Value, or 50% during an invasion or similar immediate national emergency with a Qualifying Authorization Vote in Parliament.

-Culinary Salt (Mined, Fined and Worked) at 75% of Market Value, or 40% during an invasion or similar immediate national emergency with a Qualifying Authorization Vote in Parliament.

-Waxes (Bee, plant and rendered animal wax) at 90% of Market Value, or 50% during an invasion or similar immediate national emergency with a Qualifying Authorization Vote in Parliament.

Those individuals, guilds and consortiums who might donate such materials to the Crown Granaries in quantities needed to fulfil it’s quotas shall be given the right to petition for applicable tax reliefs and other applicable gifts from the Crown.

Comments

Brandon Creyer

Amendment suggestion! Parliament retains the right to expand or reduce the list of these goods during national emergencies without ratifying a new amendment. However, outside of said national emergencies, the list returns to the originally defined lists and can be changed during an annual council meeting of Parliamentsry members representing those industries and appointed from the Palriament by the Monarch.