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Author: Lysander Lyon, MP
Sponsor: N/A
Type: Act of Parliament
Preamble: Radiation is a powerful problem that can quickly spiral out of control.
1. Short Title & Enactment
(a) This bill shall be referred to as the “Radiation Protections Act”.
(b) This bill was authored by Lysander Lyon.
2. Definitions
(a) Property: A plot or subplot that is either owned or rented by a person or entity.
(b) Property Owner: The individual who owns or rents the property in-game. If a property is owned by a non-player entity, the in-game owner of that entity is the property owner.
3. Radioactive Containment
(a) If an entity allows radiation from their property to leak past its boundaries, it shall be considered an At Risk Property.
(b) The Ministry of Urban Development shall notify the Property Owner, who is allowed to come on and fix the issue to prevent additional action and fines within the next 24 hours.
(i) If the Property Owner comes online, but in the Ministry’s determination, no reduction in radiation is occurring, the Ministry may still proceed with additional actions, entirely at their discretion.
(c) The Ministry of Urban Development shall be empowered to enter At Risk Properties and inspect the premises for an unstable reactor, or one melting down, at any time, without a warrant. If one is found, the property is now considered a Hazardous Property.
(i) The Ministry is not required to wait the 24 hours for the Property Owner in Section 3b.
(d) The Ministry of Urban Development may enter Hazardous Properties and break nuclear reactors in an unstable state or in meltdown. The reactor shall be left for the owner in a chest.
(e) The Ministry of Urban Development may also place concrete to contain the radiation.
(f) The Property Owner of a property the Ministry has to intervene in shall be fined $5,000, in addition to material costs if the concrete is not returned to the Ministry once the radiation dissipates.
(g) Neighboring Property Owners affected by the radiation leak shall have standing to sue the Property Owner of the plot with the leak.
(i) In addition to any proven compensatory damages, compensatory damages should be awarded based on the severity of the radiation affecting the neighboring Property Owner. A minimum of $1,000 and a maximum of $5,000 should be awarded by the court, solely based on the severity of the radiation. Additional damages may be awarded due to proven harms.
Enactment: This Act comes into force immediately upon passage.
Sponsor: N/A
Type: Act of Parliament
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BILL
TO
Address Radiation Concerns
BILL
TO
Address Radiation Concerns
Preamble: Radiation is a powerful problem that can quickly spiral out of control.
1. Short Title & Enactment
(a) This bill shall be referred to as the “Radiation Protections Act”.
(b) This bill was authored by Lysander Lyon.
2. Definitions
(a) Property: A plot or subplot that is either owned or rented by a person or entity.
(b) Property Owner: The individual who owns or rents the property in-game. If a property is owned by a non-player entity, the in-game owner of that entity is the property owner.
3. Radioactive Containment
(a) If an entity allows radiation from their property to leak past its boundaries, it shall be considered an At Risk Property.
(b) The Ministry of Urban Development shall notify the Property Owner, who is allowed to come on and fix the issue to prevent additional action and fines within the next 24 hours.
(i) If the Property Owner comes online, but in the Ministry’s determination, no reduction in radiation is occurring, the Ministry may still proceed with additional actions, entirely at their discretion.
(c) The Ministry of Urban Development shall be empowered to enter At Risk Properties and inspect the premises for an unstable reactor, or one melting down, at any time, without a warrant. If one is found, the property is now considered a Hazardous Property.
(i) The Ministry is not required to wait the 24 hours for the Property Owner in Section 3b.
(d) The Ministry of Urban Development may enter Hazardous Properties and break nuclear reactors in an unstable state or in meltdown. The reactor shall be left for the owner in a chest.
(e) The Ministry of Urban Development may also place concrete to contain the radiation.
(f) The Property Owner of a property the Ministry has to intervene in shall be fined $5,000, in addition to material costs if the concrete is not returned to the Ministry once the radiation dissipates.
(g) Neighboring Property Owners affected by the radiation leak shall have standing to sue the Property Owner of the plot with the leak.
(i) In addition to any proven compensatory damages, compensatory damages should be awarded based on the severity of the radiation affecting the neighboring Property Owner. A minimum of $1,000 and a maximum of $5,000 should be awarded by the court, solely based on the severity of the radiation. Additional damages may be awarded due to proven harms.
Enactment: This Act comes into force immediately upon passage.