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    The Emergency Public Order Act (2011) ensures the right of Oceana's people to peacefully protest without violent intervention from government forces. The Act prohibits police and military intervention during protests unless violence occurs. It also calls for national disarmament by having firearms handed in, creating a gun registry, and future legislation regulating gun ownership. Additionally, it calls for police to carry non-lethal rather than lethal weapons with the goal of fully disarming police except for SWAT units.

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    The Emergency Public Order Act (2011) ensures the right of Oceana's people to peacefully protest without violent intervention from government forces. The Act prohibits police and military intervention during protests unless violence occurs. It also calls for national disarmament by having firearms handed in, creating a gun registry, and future legislation regulating gun ownership. Additionally, it calls for police to carry non-lethal rather than lethal weapons with the goal of fully disarming police except for SWAT units.

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    Emergency Public Order Act (2011)

    Oceana Bill

    7 Emergency Public Order Act (2011)


    Introduced By: On: Bill Type: Sponsors: Prime Minister Anthony Lynam (ORP) 25/11/11 Emergency Bill Andrew Paliwoda, Louise Kelly, Avril Flower, Sandra Reintamm

    Summary/Abstract
    A bill ensuring the safety and freedom of the people of Oceana to peacefully protest, without violent intervention by government forces.

    Article I Right to Peaceful Protest


    Section 1 The people have a right to peaceful protest;

    Article II Police Intervention


    Section 1 Police may not intervene, unless violence ensues; Section 2 Prohibiting military intervention; Section 3 Emergency services may be present to assist citizens when necessary in event of injury or emergency;

    Article III National Disarmament


    Section 1 Calls upon all fire arms to be handed in to secure locations, no questions asked; Section 2 Create a national gun registry in order to maintain stability and protect citizens as well as aiding the police force; Section 3 Calls for future legislation on gun ownership and regulation to further clarify and enforce Arms Laws;

    Article IV Non-Lethal Police Armament


    Section 1 Calls upon the police to carry non-lethal weapons rather than lethal with a view to complete police disarmament in the future, except for SWAT units;

    Signed:

    Anthony Lynam

    Oceana Bill 7

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