Omnibus Out-of-Character Amendment Act, 2023

Omnibus Out-of-Character Amendment Act, 2023
Parliament of Great Britain and Ireland
An Omnibus Act to remove Out-of-Character References from a number of laws of the Empire.
Citation	Original Text
Enacted by	House of Commons
Date enacted	02 January, 2023
Enacted by	House of Lord
Date enacted	13 January, 2023
Date of Royal Assent	16 January, 2023
Signed by	HM Queen Elizabeth III
Introduced by	Sir Elio Somerset MP (BRP) Rt Hon Matthew Somerset MP (BRP)
Amends
Statute of Limitations Act, 2021
Repealing legislation
None
Status: In force

Content of the Act

Article I || Titles

1.00 || This Act may be cited and referred to in short as the Omnibus Out-of-Character Amendment Act 2022.

1.01 || This Act may be referred to in full as An Omnibus Act to remove Out-of-Character References from a number of laws of the Empire.

Article II || Definitions

2.00 || Out-of-Character Reference - For the purposes of this Act, an Out-of-Character reference is defined as “A provision of a Law which deals with matters which are only within the competencies of the Administrators or Moderators of the Empire (such as Terms-Of-Service related matters), or seeks to place Duties on the Administrators or Moderators of the Empire other than those imposed by the Regional Administrative Council or the Sovereign.”

Article III || Amendments to the Statute of Limitations Act 2021

3.01 || The Statute of Limitations Act 2021 is amended as follows:

3.02 || Article I, Clause 1 is amended as follows:

  (1) Personal Crimes as described herein shall only be valid for 6 months from the date the offense has occurred with the exception of Sexual Harassment, Stalking and Doxxing.

Article IV || Ratification

4.00 || This Amendment shall come into effect upon passage by both Houses of Parliament with a simple majority and assent by the Sovereign or other authority as established under the Monarchy Act of 2021.