Mummy Prohibition Act

The Mummy Prohibition Act was enacted by the Senate of the Lakes on 20.III.1751.

Text of the Act

Whereas it is against good order, practice, decorum, and protocol,

Therefore, the Senate of the Lakes, enacts, as follows:

1. Storage of mummies within the bounds of the Palace of the Elenaran, including its grounds, is prohibited. The palace cemetery is excluded from this prohibition.
2. The First Secretary of State shall formulate guidelines for the proper implementation and enforcement of this measure.
3. Whosoever shall violate this shall be subject to a stern written warning by the Senate for the first offense, and hard labor for at least one year for the second offense, and hard labor for five years for the third and subsequent offenses.
4. The Senate may exempt certain mummies, licensed and permitted by the Chancellor of the Holy Order, from coverage of this Act.