Law:The Umpteenth Immigration Reform (Amending) Act

43RZ10 — The Umpteenth Immigration Reform (Amending) Act

WHEREAS events are upon us that indicate that a sudden influx of citizens may be imminent, and

WHEREAS the Immigration Ministry could be overwhelmed by such an influx, and

WHEREAS it makes sense to let the Seneschal quickly do what it would take following normal procedure, in order to accomodate the said influx without undue delay, and

WHEREAS and this is a good idea not just cause of this influx, but it should be this way forever

THEREFORE the Ziu does hereby enact, that 35RZ22, The Umpteenth Immigration Reform Act, shall be amended to read:

Clause 10: The Seneschal may only in exceptional circumstances petition the Secretary of State to exempt a named immigrant from the requirements and/or provisions (including but not limited to, the introduction by the Immigration Minister and the examination period) of this Act or any other Act, save the requirement to take a Oath of Citizenship and to immediately issue a Royal Grant of Citizenship to the named immigrant, upon receipt of such a Oath. Such a petition may instruct the Secretary of State to assign this named immigrant to a specific province or shall leave it to the Secretary of State to determine the provincial assignment of the prospective immigrant according to any applicable law.

Uréu q’estadra sa:

Litz Cjantscheir, Seneschal, for His Majesty's Government

Scribe's Notes

1. This act was repealed by 43RZ26, The Umpteen-and-One is Too Many Act.