Executive Order Executive Order 12/26 - Healthcare Modernisation

[Technofied]

Executive Order 12/16 - Healthcare Modernisation​

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By the authority vested in me by the Redmont Constitution
I, Technofied, President of the Commonwealth of Redmont, do declare the following under this Executive Order:​

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Whereas, the Department of Health is undertaking a review and overhaul of Redmont’s disease, cure, crafting, and treatment-access systems.

Whereas, it is desirable that this work proceed according to clear and consistent regulatory principles.​

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Section 1. Regulatory Principles

1. In carrying out its statutory duty under the Redmontian Health Service Act to promote the safety, accessibility, and affordability of healthcare in Redmont, the Department of Health shall have regard to:

a. the risks arising from misuse, misdiagnosis, or inappropriate self-administration of health treatments;​

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b. the need for practical access to treatment, including during periods in which doctors are unavailable;​

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c. the extent to which pricing, distribution, and access arrangements may place treatment beyond reasonable public reach; and​

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d. the need for regulation to be:​

i. proportionate to the risks presented;​

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ii. clear and well communicated; and​

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iii. administratively practical.​

Section 2. Health Treatment Classification Framework

1. In assigning a health treatment to Class A, Class B, or Class C under law, the Department of Health shall have regard to:

a. the principles set out in § 1 of this Executive Order;​

b. the degree of professional oversight required for safe and appropriate use;​

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c. the seriousness, prevalence, and complexity of the condition which the treatment is intended to address; and​

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d. the likely impact of the treatment’s classification on public health.​

2. Without limiting the Department of Health’s statutory discretion, ordinarily the DOH shall classify health treatments as:

a. Class A where restricting access will not leave players without a reasonably available treatment pathway and:​

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i. misuse or misdiagnosis presents a material risk of harm; or​

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ii. the administration of the treatment is unusually complex.​

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b. Class B where they present meaningful risks or otherwise warrant regulated dispensing, but do not satisfy the guidelines set out for Class A; and​

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c. Class C where they are substantially harmless in ordinary use, straightforward to use, and suitable for safe self-administration without controlled dispensing.​

Section 3. Medishop

1. The Department of Health may maintain a state-owned pharmacy known as ‘Medishop’

2. The stock, pricing, and operating arrangements of Medishops shall be determined by the Department of Health in accordance with law and departmental policy.

3. The Department of Health shall launch a review into the role of pharmacies and pharmacists as part of the wider healthcare overhaul it is undertaking.

a. Upon the completion of this review, the Department of Health may cease to maintain Medishop if it is deemed detrimental to the wider healthcare landscape of Redmont.​

Section 4. Repeals & Enactment

1. Executive Order 06/26 - Bringing Back Hospital Chestshops is repealed in its entirety.

2. This Executive Order shall apply immediately upon its signage.

3. The Department of Health will be granted a period no longer than 14 days to comply with the objectives set out in this Executive Order.

Technofied
President of the Commonwealth of Redmont​

THE BROWN HOUSE,
March 21, 2026.