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PRESIDENTIAL ASSENT This Act raises the Department of Public Affairs apportionment in the Appropriations Act - AUGUST 2026 from $400,000 to $700,000 to clear the Department's backlog. The backlog is money already owed to players who did the work, and the Department cannot function on an empty...

PRESIDENTIAL ASSENT This Act raises the Department of Public Affairs apportionment in the Appropriations Act - AUGUST 2026 from $400,000 to $700,000 to clear the Department's backlog. The backlog is money already owed to players who did the work, and the Department cannot function on an empty...

PRESIDENTIAL VETO This Act makes nineteen amendments to the Bar Association of Redmont Act and two to the Judicial Standards Act, presented at Section 2(1) as the correction of "various errors" in an Act that is "badly written." A good deal of it is exactly that. Part V §2(6) of the BAR Act...

PRESIDENTIAL VETO This Act amends Part III §7 of the Redmont Civil Code Act to direct legal fees to the Defense's counsel rather than the defendant on acquittal, to create a new automatic award on dismissal, and to vest the ancillary claims fee entitlement in the prevailing party's counsel...

PRESIDENTIAL VETO This Act amends Part V, Section §35(9) of the Constitution to insert the words "in a criminal case" before the right to the assistance of legally qualified counsel, with the stated purpose of confining the Public Defender program to criminal matters. I withhold assent for...

Executive Order 57/26 - Commencement of the Town of Willow By the authority vested in me by the Redmont Constitution I, Theory Fontaine, President of the Commonwealth of Redmont, do declare the following under this Executive Order: Whereas, a "President may issue and revoke...

PRESIDENTIAL VETO This Act would expand the House of Representatives from 11 seats to 15 and the Senate from 6 seats to 8, repeal the Absolute Floor at Section 10(3) of the Constitution, and provide for the transition of the new seats. I support the expansion. The activity figures justify it...

PRESIDENTIAL ASSENT This Act adds a new §22 to the Legislative Standards Act governing congressional numbering after a dissolution, and renames the current session the 39th Congress in the Standing Orders of both chambers. I grant assent for two reasons. First, the problem is real and the fix...

PRESIDENTIAL ASSENT This Act adds a new §22 to the Legislative Standards Act governing congressional numbering after a dissolution, and renames the current session the 39th Congress in the Standing Orders of both chambers. I grant assent for two reasons. First, the problem is real and the fix...

PRESIDENTIAL ASSENT This Act adds a new §22 to the Legislative Standards Act governing congressional numbering after a dissolution, and renames the current session the 39th Congress in the Standing Orders of both chambers. I grant assent for two reasons. First, the problem is real and the fix...

PRESIDENTIAL ASSENT This Act adds a new §22 to the Legislative Standards Act governing congressional numbering after a dissolution, and renames the current session the 39th Congress in the Standing Orders of both chambers. I grant assent for two reasons. First, the problem is real and the fix...

PRESIDENTIAL ASSENT This Act adds a new §22 to the Legislative Standards Act governing congressional numbering after a dissolution, and renames the current session the 39th Congress in the Standing Orders of both chambers. I grant assent for two reasons. First, the problem is real and the fix...

PRESIDENTIAL ASSENT This Act adds a new §22 to the Legislative Standards Act governing congressional numbering after a dissolution, and renames the current session the 39th Congress in the Standing Orders of both chambers. I grant assent for two reasons. First, the problem is real and the fix...

PRESIDENTIAL ASSENT This Act amends Section 32(1) of the Constitution to recognise the Town of Willow, inserts a new Section 32(5) protecting the Agricultural Area, and provides for the establishment of the Town and the first election of its legislature. I grant assent for three reasons...

PRESIDENTIAL VETO This Act would insert a new §16 into the Taxation Act defining a Government Corporation as a legal entity wholly owned by, and distributing all profits to, the Government of Redmont, a Government Department, a Government Entity under the Legal Entity Act, the Federal Reserve...

Executive Order 56/26 - Bitterbal Sunday and Tarteletter Thursday By the authority vested in me by the Redmont Constitution I, Theory Fontaine, President of the Commonwealth of Redmont, do declare the following under this Executive Order: Whereas, a "President may issue and revoke Executive...

PRESIDENTIAL ASSENT This Act corrects outdated references to the repealed Debt Recovery Quick Fix Act in the Property Lien Act, repairs two violations in Part XII of the Redmont Civil Code Act that carried criminal classifications into a civil instrument, clarifies a cross-reference, and...

PRESIDENTIAL ASSENT This Act corrects outdated references to the repealed Debt Recovery Quick Fix Act in the Property Lien Act, repairs two violations in Part XII of the Redmont Civil Code Act that carried criminal classifications into a civil instrument, clarifies a cross-reference, and...

PRESIDENTIAL ASSENT This Act corrects outdated references to the repealed Debt Recovery Quick Fix Act in the Property Lien Act, repairs two violations in Part XII of the Redmont Civil Code Act that carried criminal classifications into a civil instrument, clarifies a cross-reference, and...

PRESIDENTIAL ASSENT This Act amends Part II §8(3) of the Redmont Civil Code Act, raising the value of one civil penalty unit from $100 to $120. I grant assent for three reasons. First, the Commonwealth should not operate two penalty systems that drift apart by accident. The Moderate Taxes...