Apollonian–Benacian Community Article IX Act

The Apollonian–Benacian Community Article IX Act is a law of the Order of the Holy Lakes. It was adopted by the Senate of the Lakes on 20.VII.1754.

The act was proposed by Princess Eva (H). Notably, the Act divided the humanist faction in the Senate, with most humanists voting against the adoption. In the end, however, the bill was passed with the support of the other factions.

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A BILL SPECIFYING HURMUDAN REPRESENTATION TO THE CULTURAL EXCHANGE COMMUNITY OF THE APOLLONIAN-BENACIAN COMMUNITY

Whereas, the Order of the Holy Lakes entered into the Treaty establishing the Apollonian–Benacian Community on 15.XII.1752,

Whereas Article IX establishes a Cultural Exchange Committee to promote cooperation in areas including, but not limited to, language policy, education, the arts, and civil society.

Whereas no legislation presently specifies who shall represent the Order in this Committee,

Be it enacted by the Senate of the Lakes, as follows:

SECTION 1. The Minister of Culture shall be the primary representative of the Order to the Cultural Exchange Committee, with the Minister of Education as their alternate. Where neither are available, the Secretary of State for External Relations may attend, or the Ambassador of the Order to the Apollonian–Benacian Community may be directed by the Secretary to attend in their collective stead.

SECTION 2. A report of all meetings shall be provided the Secretariat and the Senate no later than 30 days after the conclusion of said meeting.

SECTION 3. EFFECTIVE DATE
This Act enters into force upon promulgation.