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National Infrastructure and Defense Investment Act, 1739
Long title An Act to Allocate 1.2 Trillion Écus for Infrastructure and Defense Projects Across Nouvelle Alexandrie to Address Inflation, Economic Diversification, Environmental Protection, Manufacturing Growth, and National Security
Bill Number XXX
Introduced by Deputy Isabella Montoya (Federal Consensus Party)
Session of Cortes Federales 9th Cortes Federales
Extent Nationwide
Dates
Bill Status Introduced
Date introduced 1739 AN
Last updated 1739 AN
Other legislation
Related legislation Emergency Economic Measures Act, 1739, Military Reform Act, 1739

The National Infrastructure and Defense Investment Act, 1739 is a proposed 1.2 trillion écu comprehensive spending plan aimed at modernizing infrastructure and defense systems across Nouvelle Alexandrie. The act focuses on improving resilience against inflation, diversifying the economy, promoting environmental sustainability, expanding manufacturing capacity, and strengthening national and civil defense. It is set to become one of the largest single investments in the Federation's history.

Background

The proposal emerged in response to pressing economic and security challenges faced by Nouvelle Alexandrie, including persistent inflation, vulnerabilities in supply chains, the effects of the East Keltian Collapse, and environmental pressures. The Spring Crisis of 1739 and ongoing refugee management efforts from the East Keltian Collapse highlighted gaps in national defense and civil preparedness, prompting calls for immediate and comprehensive action.

The Act builds on prior legislation, such as the Military Reform Act, 1739, and seeks to address structural deficiencies revealed by the East Keltian Collapse and inflationary trends that have strained communities and industries. It aligns with the Federation's broader goals of achieving long-term economic stability, environmental responsibility, and strengthened national security.

Key Provisions

Legislative History

Legislative History of the National Infrastructure and Defense Investment Act, 1739
Stage Date Chamber Action Votes (Y-N-A) Details
1 1739 AN Federal Assembly Introduction - Introduced by Deputy Isabella Montoya
2 1739 AN Federal Assembly Committee Review TBD Pending appropriate legislative committee review.
3 1739 AN Federal Assembly First Reading TBD Pending
4 1739 AN Chamber of Peers First Reading TBD Pending
5 1739 AN King of Nouvelle Alexandrie
Council of State of Nouvelle Alexandrie		 Royal Assent - Pending

Bill as submitted to the "Hopper" of the Federal Assembly, 1739 AN

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NATIONAL INFRASTRUCTURE AND DEFENSE INVESTMENT ACT, 1739


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Invest 1.2 trillion écus in nationwide infrastructure and defense systems to enhance economic resilience, promote sustainability, and strengthen national security; among other purposes.


NATIONAL INFRASTRUCTURE AND DEFENSE INVESTMENT ACT, 1739

Presented by Deputy Isabella Montoya (Federal Consensus Party)
Ordered, by the Cortes Federales of Nouvelle Alexandrie,
to be Printed, 1739 AN.

BE IT ENACTED by the King’s Most Excellent Majesty, by and with the advice and consent of the Cortes Federales, in this present session assembled, and by the authority of the same, as follows:-


PART I
GENERAL PROVISIONS.

Article 1: Citation.

  1. This Act may be cited as the "National Infrastructure and Defense Investment Act, 1739."

Article 2: Definitions.

  1. For the purposes of this Act:
    1. "Infrastructure" means public works projects, including transportation, energy, housing, and connectivity systems.
    2. "Defense" includes military, border, and civil defense capabilities.
    3. (Add additional definitions as needed.)
PART II
INFRASTRUCTURE INVESTMENTS.

Article 3: Transportation.

  1. Allocate 300 billion écus to modernize transportation systems:
    1. 150 billion écus for high-speed rail networks and intercity rail upgrades.
    2. 100 billion écus for repairs and enhancements to national roadways and bridges.
    3. 50 billion écus for port and airport upgrades.

Article 4: Energy and Housing.

  1. Invest 300 billion écus in energy and housing projects:
    1. 100 billion écus for clean energy infrastructure, including solar, wind, and Alexandrium nuclear energy projects.
      1. This includes the construction of both small modular Alexandrium reactors and large-scale Alexandrium energy facilities across the Federation over the next 10 years.
    2. 50 billion écus for grid modernization to integrate renewable, Alexandrium, and nuclear energy sources.
    3. 150 billion écus to build new affordable housing units and renovate existing housing stock.

Article 5: Digital and Urban Connectivity.

  1. Allocate 100 billion écus to expand broadband and digital connectivity:
    1. Improve access to high-speed internet in rural and underserved areas.
    2. Support smart city initiatives for efficient urban infrastructure.

Article 6: Environmental Protection and Resilience.

  1. Dedicate 200 billion écus to environmental and climate resilience programs:
    1. 100 billion écus for green technology development, including advanced energy storage and low-emission industrial processes.
    2. 50 billion écus for conservation projects such as reforestation and biodiversity protection.
    3. 50 billion écus for disaster preparedness infrastructure, including flood defenses and wildfire prevention.
PART III
DEFENSE INFRASTRUCTURE.

Article 7: Border Defense Systems.

  1. Allocate 100 billion écus to enhance border security:
    1. Build and upgrade border facilities.
    2. Deploy advanced surveillance and rapid response systems.

Article 8: Civil Defense Upgrades.

  1. Invest 50 billion écus in civil defense infrastructure:
    1. Expand National Qullqa System, emergency shelters, and disaster response facilities.
    2. Modernize, update, and create redundancy in all communication networks for disaster management.

Article 9: National Defense Modernization.

  1. Dedicate 50 billion écus to upgrades for national defense:
    1. Improve military base infrastructure.
    2. Enhance cybersecurity systems for critical defense operations.
PART IV
CLOSING PROVISIONS.

Article 8: Commencement and Application.

  1. This Bill shall apply to all of the Federation of Nouvelle Alexandrie.
  2. This Bill shall not become law unless it has been given Royal Assent.
  3. This Bill shall be published and made publicly available.
  4. In the event any provision or part of this Bill is found to be invalid or unenforceable, only that particular provision or part so found, and not the entire Bill, will be inoperative.


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