Map, Mineral, and Economy Constitutional Amendment

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Sponsors: u/Then_Train8542, u/Bob-The15th
Endorsers: u/Trickster-123
Section I:
Definitions:Province: The First-Level subdivision of TGDepartment: The Second-Level subdivision of TG
Section II:
Article I: The map directly below the text of this article shall be the map of the provinces of TG. The abbreviations are as such:AR: ArgementaOV: OvertonNU: NorthumbriaNV: NevarroSI: Secession IslandWA: West Avantium
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Article II: The map below shall be the map of the cities and departments of TG. Gray marks the national capital, yellow marks the provincial capital, and orange marks non-capitals. All departments shall share their name with the city inside of them. The abbreviations are as such:WBRO: WinterboroCSKP: Clearsky PortEVRH: EverhillABNF: Auburn FallsOKWD: OakwoodCDAV: Coeur-de-AvantiumWMHA: Watchman’s HideawayQSLN: QuislonEVRA: EvoraNVRO: NevarroBSPK: BlisterpeakCLRV: Cloud RiverWLSY: WelleslyOLNS: OrleansLHLS: Les HallesBRIR: BriarAVSB: AvonsburyCLRS: ClearseaNRTS: North ShoreCSTL: CastellaGLLA: GalliaARTN: AyrtonWDMR: WoodmeerMNHV: Miner’s HavenHSTA: HestiaWSBR: WellsburyESSR: East ShoreRHDS: RhodesTNND: TaninomondVALN: ValentineNRHV: NorthavenSRND: SerenadeSFRN: St. FerunABSQ: ArabesqueAVLA: AlvellaAVOX: AvoxAVSR: AvonshireCSTA: CastillaPTEQ: Point EquinoxARRA: Aurora
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Section III:
Article I: There will be 7 natural resources: Copper, Coal, Crude Oil, Wood, Iron, Shrimp, and Gold. However, more resources may be added by future acts, bills, laws, and amendments.
Article II: There will be 2 agricultural products: Milk and Grain. However, more products may be added by future acts, bills, laws, and amendments.
Article III: There will be 6 manufactured products: Landlines, Trains, Furniture, Steel, Cheese, and Gasoline. However, more products may be added by future acts, bills, laws, and amendments.
Article IV: Natural resources and agricultural products may be bought from the government or from other individuals. The Economy Minister must determine the base prices of each resource or product when they are bought from the government.
Article V: The Economy Minister may not determine the price of any product or resource except when the government is selling that product or resource.
Article VI:
a. Copper will be naturally present in the following departments: Winterboro, Clearsky Port, Everhill, Watchman’s Hideaway, Cloud River, Wellesly, Orleans, Les Halles, Briar, Avonsbury, Castella, Ayrton, Rhodes, Taninomond, Valentine, Northaven, Castilla, Point Equinox, Aurora.
b. Coal will be naturally present in the following departments: Blisterpeak, Cloud River, Orleans, Les Halles, Taninomond, Alvella, Castilla, Point Equinox, and Aurora.
c. Crude Oil will be naturally present in the following departments: Les Halles, Avonsbury, Clearsea, Hestia, Wellsbury, East Shore, Taninomond, St. Ferun, and Serenade.
d. Wood will be naturally present in the following departments: Everhill, Auburn Falls, Oakwood, Coeur-de-Avantium, Watchman’s Hideaway, Quislon, Evora, Nevarro, North Shore, Gallia, Ayrton, Woodmeer, Miner’s Haven, Hestia, Wellsbury, East Shore, Northaven, Serenade, Alvella, Castilla, and Aurora.
e. Iron will be naturally present in the following departments: Coeur-de-Avantium, Blisterpeak, Miner’s Haven, Hestia, Northaven, Serenade, and Alvella.
f. Shrimp will be naturally present in the following departments: Winterboro, Clearsky Port, Everhill, Auburn Falls, Oakwood, Watchman’s Hideaway, Cloud River, Wellesly, Briar, Avonsbury, North Shore, Castella, Hestia, Wellsbury, East Shore, Northaven, Serenade, St. Ferun, Arabesque, Alvella, Avox, Avonshire, Castilla, Point Equinox, and Aurora.
g. Gold will be naturally present in the following departments: Coeur-de-Avantium, Blisterpeak, North Shore, Castella, Miner’s Haven, Hestia, Rhodes, Taninomond, Valentine, St. Ferun, Arabesque, Avox, Avonshire, and Castilla.
Article VII:
a. Milk may be produced in the following departments: Evora, Cloud River, Orleans, Les Halles, Avonsbury, Clearsea, North Shore, Castella, Ayrton, Woodmeer, Rhodes, Taninomond, Valentine, Avox, Avonshire, and Castilla.
b. Grain may be grown in the following departments: Auburn Falls, Oakwood, Coeur-de-Avantium, Watchman’s Hideaway, Evora, Nevarro, Cloud River, Wellesly, Orleans, Les Halles, Briar, Avonsbury, Clearsea, North Shore, Castella, Gallia, Ayrton, Woodmeer, Miner’s Haven, Wellsbury, East Shore, Rhodes, Taninomond, Valentine, St. Ferun, Arabesque, Avox, and Avonshire.
Article VIII:
a. If an individual is buying a natural resource and resides in a department where that resource is not naturally present, they must pay 10% more than the base price established by the Economy Minister.
b. If an individual is buying an agricultural product and resides in a department where that agricultural product may not be grown or produced, they must pay 10% more than the base price established by the Economy Minister.
Article IX: When obtaining a manufactured product, an individual may buy that product from the government or other individuals. If they wish to buy the manufactured product from the government, however, they must have certain materials to buy it. Which materials these are shall depend on the product.
Article X:
a. Landlines shall be bought from the government at a 1:1:3 ratio, so, for example, if one wishes to buy 30 landlines, they must give the government 10 kg of copper and 10 kg of iron. In addition, the buyer must also give the government money, at a price determined by the Economy Minister.
b. Trains shall be bought from the government at a 1253049:10 ratio, so, for example, if one wishes to buy 20 trains from the government, they must give the government 85% of the trains’ mass in steel, so 50121956.8 kg of steel. The mass of one train shall be 2948350.4 kg. In addition, the buyer must also give the government money, at a price determined by the Economy Minister.
c. Furniture shall be bought from the government at a 20:1 ratio, so, for example, if one wishes to buy 10 pieces of furniture from the government, they must give the government 200 kg of wood. In addition, the buyer must also give the government money, at a price determined by the Economy Minister.
d. Steel shall be bought from the government at a 1:3:4 ratio, so, for example, if one wishes to buy 20 kg of steel from the government, they must give the government 5 kg of coal and 15 kg of iron. In addition, the buyer must also give the government money, at a price determined by the Economy Minister.
e. Cheese shall be bought from the government at a 1:1 ratio, so, for example, if one wishes to buy 10 kg of cheese from the government, they must give the government 10 kg of milk. In addition, the buyer must also give the government money, at a price determined by the Economy Minister.
f. Gasoline shall be bought from the government at an 18:1 ratio, so, for example, if one wishes to buy 10 liters of gasoline from the government, they must give the government 180 liters of crude oil. In addition, the buyer must also give the government money, at a price determined by the Economy Minister.
Article XI: The Economy Minister or another individual to whom they delegate some of their powers over keeping track of transactions must track all transactions of each and every product on a spreadsheet.
Article XII: If they wish, the Economy Minister may choose to delegate some of their powers over keeping track of transactions to the Prime Minister, the President, and/or the Vice President.
Article XIII: All transactions must be reported to the Economy Minister or an individual whom they have delegated some of their powers over keeping track of transactions to.
Article XIV: For each purchase of a good, the Economy Minister shall get 5% of the money transferred in the purchase.
Article XV:
a. The government will initially have 918524 kg of coal to sell. However, with the consent of the Economy Minister, the Vice President, the President, and the Prime Minister, more coal may be given to the government.
b. The government will initially have 2619496 kg of iron to sell. However, with the consent of the Economy Minister, the Vice President, the President, and the Prime Minister, more iron may be given to the government.
c. The government will initially have 1164220 kg of gold to sell. However, with the consent of the Economy Minister, the Vice President, the President, and the Prime Minister, more gold may be given to the government.
d. The government will initially have 38101759 kg of wood to sell. However, with the consent of the Economy Minister, the Vice President, the President, and the Prime Minister, more wood may be given to the government.
e. The government will initially have 27028 liters of crude oil to sell. However, with the consent of the Economy Minister, the Vice President, the President, and the Prime Minister, more crude oil may be given to the government.
f. The government will initially have 3555030 kg of copper to sell. However, with the consent of the Economy Minister, the Vice President, the President, and the Prime Minister, more copper may be given to the government.
g. The amount of shrimp in the economy and in the government’s possession shall remain unchanged.
h. There shall be an unlimited amount of agricultural products and manufactured products available for the government to sell.
Article XVI: All shrimp and cheese in the economy shall remain in the economy, but the units of shrimp and cheese shall be converted to kilograms, with one unit of shrimp becoming one kilogram of shrimp and one unit of cheese becoming one kilogram of cheese.
Article XVII: The Economy Minister does not have to set any products or resources at the same price, although they may choose to do so if they so wish.
(NIL: I'm sorry, Council. Blame Tricky for suggesting I try to progress the economy.)