Voter Privacy Act of 2016
BE IT ENACTED BY THE STATE OF ROCKPORT CONGRESS HERE ASSEMBLED THAT:
SECTION 1. The names/usernames/identities of voters in the State of Rockport shall be disclosed and declared classified. Section 1 of this legislation shall not be applicable if subsection(s) 2a and/or 2b is valid and applicable to a certain situation or individual. If subsection 2c is valid and applicable to a certain situation or individual, voter data shall be released to the Attorney General’s office in order to assist in an investigation. The data released to the Attorney General shall remain classified unless subsections 2a and/or 2b are valid and applicable to a certain situation or individual.
SECTION 2.
a.) If voting is done on a ROBLOX Forum.
b.) If a Rockport Court Justice (CJ), Supreme Court Justice (SCJ), Assistant Chief Court Justice (ACCJ), or the Chief Court Justice (CCJ) orders the release of such data under the suspicion of election fraud or for the use in the court of law.
c.) If the Rockport Attorney General (AG) orders the release of such data in order to assist in an investigation involving election fraud.
SECTION 3. Manipulating or altering the results of an election in the State of Rockport and/or its departments/agencies shall be formally prohibited. This shall be referred to as ‘election fraud’. Election fraud shall not be prohibited for a given situation and/or individual if it is determined to be accidental. Whether or not election fraud is accidental shall be determined by an investigation conducted by the Rockport Attorney General’s office or in the court of law.
SECTION 3. This legislation shall go into effect immediately upon passage. In the event that the positions of CJ, SCJ, ACCJ, CCJ, and/or AG is removed, those positions shall no longer be involved in this legislation or be granted any role/power by it.
SECTION 4. All laws in conflict with this legislation are hereby declared null and void.
Respectfully submitted to the House of Representatives,
SPEAKER OF THE HOUSE BILL52600
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