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Dermot | There really isn't time, but I may as well abuse my privileges for a bit longer
Civil Honours Bill
Section 1: Hero of the Republic
1. The Chamber of Deputies may confer, by two-thirds majority vote of those Deputies voting, the title of "Hero of the Republic", on any citizen who has achieved national or international distinction in the service of the Republic, its values or its principles.
2. A list of "Heroes of the Republic" shall be published by the Government on the National Webspace.
3. Heroes of the Republic shall be publicly eulogised by the President of the Republic, with the most elaborate rhetorical devices possible, on Talossan Heroes Day.
Section 2: Freedom of the Republic
1. The Chamber of Deputies may grant, by two-thirds majority vote of those Deputies voting, the "Freedom of the Republic" to any person who is not a citizen of the Republic, who for any reason has best exemplified Talossan principles and values, or for comic relief, or both.
2. The grant of the status of "Freedom of the Republic" shall be communicated in written form to the recipient. Communication shall be by ground mail unless such coordinates are not available.
3. A list of "Freemen and Freewomen of the Republic" shall be published by the Government on the National Webspace.
Section 3: Infamia
1. The Chamber of Deputies may condemn, by two-thirds majority of those Deputies voting, an individual or individuals who for any reason whatsoever shall be deemed to have offended against the laws, principles or values of the Republic of Talossa, with the status of "Infamous Villain".
2. Infamia shall never be conferred on any citizen of the Republic of Talossa.
3. A list of "Infamous Villains" shall be published by the Government on the National Webspace.
Section 4: Civil Decorations
1. The President of the Republic may award, on the advice of the Seneschal, a decoration to be known as the Medal of Merit, on any deserving person who in his/her judgement has distinguished themsleves in their public or private lives, or for any other reason he/she may see fit.
2. The award of this decoration shall be by Proclamation.
3. The government of the Republic may raise funds for the design and manafacture of a suitable physical artefact of each decoration.
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