Acts of the San Andreas State Senate

An Act to classify controlled substances and clarify penalties related to unlawful possession of said substances.

Section I – Short Title

This Act may be cited as the Controlled Substances Act.

Section II – Interpretation

In this Act, unless the context otherwise requires:

• “Class A controlled substance” means a substance listed in Schedule A of this Act.

• “Class B controlled substance” means a substance listed in Schedule B of this Act.

• “Controlled Substance” refers to any substance listed in any Schedule defined by this Act.

• “Department” refers to the San Andreas Department of Health.

• “Legal Authorization” refers to a person in the lawful possession of a controlled substance in a quantity consistent with a valid license or prescription from the State.

Any definition not included in this Act shall be governed by the definitions contained in the Criminal Code of San Andreas, unless otherwise stated.

Section III – Purpose

The purpose of this Act is to:

1. Establish a clear classification system for controlled substances.

2. Distinguish between felony and misdemeanor possession offenses.

3. Provide consistency and transparency within the Criminal Code.

4. Grant administrative authority for oversight and future regulation.

Section IV – Controlled Substances Framework

4.1 Classification of Controlled Substances

1. Controlled substances are hereby divided into two classes:
   a. Class A controlled substances.
   b. Class B controlled substances.

2. Substances listed in Schedule A are designated as Class A controlled substances.

3. Substances listed in Schedule B are designated as Class B controlled substances.

Section V – Initial Scheduling

5.1 Establishment of Initial Schedules

1. Upon commencement of this Act, controlled substances shall be classified into Schedule A and Schedule B as set forth in this Section.

2. The schedules established herein shall remain in force unless amended, repealed, or supplemented by regulation of the Department.

5.2 Schedule A - Controlled Substances

Schedule A shall include substances that meet one or more of the following criteria:

• A high potential for abuse or dependency.

• Little or no currently accepted medical use within the State.

• A lack of accepted safety for use under medical supervision.

The following substances are hereby designated as Schedule A controlled substances:

• Cocaine and cocaine derivatives

• Fentanyl and non prescription synthetic opioids

• Heroin

• Lysergic acid diethylamide (LSD), commonly known as acid

• Members or derivative products of the Erythroxylum species, commonly known as coca leaves

• Methamphetamine

• Phencyclidine (PCP)

• Precursor manufacturing substances Auroxamine, Berylexate, or Cyanoridine, commonly known as Precursor A, B, and C respectively

5.3 Schedule B – Class B Controlled Substances

Schedule B shall include substances that meet one or more of the following criteria:

• A lower potential for abuse relative to Schedule A substances.

• Recognized medical, recreational, or cultural use subject to regulation.

• A generally accepted level of safety when used responsibly or under supervision.

The following substances are hereby designated as Schedule B controlled substances:

• Alcohol

• Cannabis and cannabis derived products

• Low potency psychoactive substances

• Prescription sedatives or stimulants

5.4 Regulatory Authority

The Department may, by regulation:

1. Add substances to or remove substances from Schedule A or Schedule B.

2. Reclassify substances between schedules based on medical, scientific, or public safety findings.

3. Establish guidance for identifying analog or synthetic substances substantially similar to those listed.

Any modification to the schedules shall be publicly published by the Department and shall have the force of law 14 days after publication.

Upon this Act’s assent, the Department shall review the initial scheduling list within 14 days and may make necessary scheduling changes pursuant to this Act.

Section VI – Criminal Code Amendments

The Criminal Code shall be amended as follows:

The Criminal code definition for “controlled substance” is amended to read:

• A “Controlled Substance” refers to any substance which has been declared by federal or state law to be regulated by the government and may only be sold or distributed via licence.

4.103 Possession of an Open Container is repealed.

4.104 Petty Possession of a Controlled Substance

1. A person who, without legal authorization, is in possession of no more than 5 units of a Class A controlled substance.

2. A person who, without legal authorization, is in possession of no more than 15 units of a Class B controlled substance.

3. This offense cannot be stacked with 4.201 Possession of a Controlled Substance or 4.303 Drug Trafficking.

4.104 is an infraction punishable by a maximum  fine of $250.

4.201 Possession of a Controlled Substance

1. A person who, without legal authorization, is in possession of a Class A controlled substance in excess of 5 units.

2. A person who, without legal authorization, is in possession of a Class B controlled substance in excess of 15 units. on their person or less than 250 units on or in their private property. unless such substance has been lawfully prescribed to them by a licensed practitioner of medicine or is otherwise legally available without a prescription.

3. This offense cannot be stacked with 4.104 Petty Possession of a Controlled Substance or 4.303 Drug Trafficking.

4.201 is a misdemeanour punishable by a maximum sentence of 12 months and a maximum  fine of $500.

4.302 Manufacturing a Controlled Substance

1. A person who, except otherwise lawfully authorized to do so, manufactures, compounds, converts, produces or prepares, either directly or indirectly by chemical or natural extraction, any controlled substance.

2. This offense cannot be stacked with 4.303 Drug Trafficking.

4.302 is a felony punishable by a maximum sentence of 24 months and a maximum fine of $3,000.

4.303 Drug Trafficking

1. A person who unlawfully transports, manufactures, distributes or sells in excess of 50 units of any Class A controlled substance from one person or property to another.

2. A person who unlawfully transports, manufactures, distributes or sells in excess of 100 units of any Class B controlled substance from one person or property to another.

3. A person who opens, manages, or maintains a property for the purpose of storing, refining, manufacturing, or distributing controlled substances unlawfully.

4. This offense cannot be stacked with 4.104 Petty Possession of a Controlled Substance or 4.201 Possession of a Controlled Substance.

4.303 is a felony punishable by a maximum sentence of 30 months and a maximum fine of $10,000.

Section VII – Commencement

This Act shall come into force on a day to be fixed by proclamation of the Governor, no later than 14 days following the assent of this Act.

Section VII – Legislative Record

1. Introduced in the Senate: 5 January 2026

2. Passed by the Senate: 6 January 2026

   1. Votes For: 5

   2. Votes Against: 0

   3. Abstentions: 2

3. Assented to by the Governor: 6 January 2026

4. Status: Enacted

An Act to authorize and regulate the placement of a licensed civilian vendor outside designated police stations in the State of San Andreas; to improve public access to basic goods and services; to enhance interaction between civilians and law enforcement; and to establish oversight and operational boundaries for such vendors.

Section I – Short Title

This Act may be cited as the Police Station Public Vendor Authorization Act.

Section II – Interpretation

In this Act, unless the context otherwise requires:

• “Authorized goods” means any food, non-alcoholic beverage, newspaper, coffee, or other items approved by the LSPD.

• “Designated area” means a specific location outside a police station approved by the LSPD for vendor placement.

• “Police station” means any fixed facility operated by the Los Santos Police Department (LSPD).

• “State” means the Second Great State of San Andreas.

• “Vendor” means a licensed local-operated stand, kiosk, or vehicle authorized to sell approved goods.

Section III – Purpose

The purpose of this Act is to:

1. Enhance public engagement around police stations.

2. Allow officers and citizens access to basic goods while on duty or visiting police stations.

3. Ensure public safety and operational integrity of law enforcement facilities.

Section IV – Establishment of Authorized Vendors

1. The LSPD is authorized to permit the operation of a single local vendor at each police station within the State.

Section V – Designation of Vendor Locations

1. LSPD shall designate a specific operational area outside each police station for approved vendors.

2. Designated areas must not obstruct pedestrian traffic, vehicle access, emergency response routes, or secure law enforcement zones.

Section VI – Licensing and Approval Process

1. Vendors must hold a valid State business license prior to authorization.

2. Authorization may be conditioned upon compliance with additional requirements set by the LSPD.

Section VII – Permitted Goods and Operational Limits

1. Vendors may sell only authorized goods as defined in this Act.

2. The sale of alcohol, controlled substances, weapons, or any prohibited items is strictly forbidden.

3. Vendors shall operate only during hours approved by LSPD command.

Section VIII – Administrative Responsibility

The Attorney General shall be responsible for administration of this Act.

Section IX – Commencement

This Act shall come into force on the day of its assent.

Section X – Legislative Record

1. Introduced in the Senate: 10 January 2026

2. Passed by the Senate: 13 January 2026

   1. Votes For: 6

   2. Votes Against: 0

   3. Abstentions: 1

3. Assented to by the Governor: 15 January 2026

4. Status: Enacted

An Act to incentivize lawful behavior, reward citizens with clean criminal records, promote economic stability, and encourage rehabilitation within the Great State of San Andreas.

Section I – Short Title

This Act may be cited as the Law Abiding Citizen Wage Incentive Act.

Section II – Interpretation

In this Act, unless the context otherwise requires:

• “Citizen" means a person who has lawfully moved to and resides in the State. 

• "Clean record" means a criminal history containing no felony convictions under the Criminal Code of San Andreas.

• "Department" means the Department of the Treasury of the State.

• "Eligible employment" means any lawfully registered occupation that provides a recurring paycheck.

• "Felony" means an indictable offense as defined in the Criminal Code of San Andreas.

• “State” means the Second Great State of San Andreas.

• "Wage Incentive Bonus (WIB)" means the wage subsidy created under this Act.

Section III – Purpose

The purpose of this Act is to:

1. Enhance public engagement around police stations.

2. Allow officers and citizens access to basic goods while on duty or visiting police stations.

3. Ensure public safety and operational integrity of law enforcement facilities.

Section IV – Wage Incentive Bonus Program

4.1 Wage Incentive Bonus Structure

1. There is hereby established the Wage Incentive Bonus program.

2. Eligible citizens shall receive a wage subsidy by a variable rate established by the Department.

3. The variable rate may be influenced by an eligible citizen's citizenry reputation.

4. The WIB shall be disbursed automatically with employer paychecks.

4.2 Eligibility Requirements

1. A citizen shall be eligible for the WIB if they meet all of the following conditions:

   1. They have not been convicted of a felony offense or a collection of misdemeanor offenses that would constitute a serious felony offense. 

   2. They are actively employed in eligible employment.

   3. They are not subject of any active felony warrant or felony investigation.

4.3 Loss and Reinstatement of Eligibility

1. Any citizen convicted of a felony shall immediately lose eligibility for the WIB.

2. Eligibility may be reinstated when a citizen:

   1. Successfully expunges their felony convictions.

   2. Completes a state-approved rehabilitation period as determined by the Department of Justice.

3. A misdemeanor conviction shall not affect eligibility.

4.4 Anti-Abuse Provisions

1. Any attempt to falsify records, conceal felony status or otherwise exploit the WIB may result in:

   1. An immediate removal from the program.

   2. Administrative fines.

   3. Criminal charges.

Section V – Administrative Responsibility

1. The Attorney General shall be responsible for maintaining and verifying criminal records for eligibility purposes.

2. The Secretary of the Treasury shall be responsible for the administration of this Act, including setting rates and the disbursement of the Wage Incentive Bonus.

Section VI – Commencement

This Act shall come into force 3 days following the assent of this Act.

Section VII – Legislative Record

1. Introduced in the Senate: 7 January 2026

2. Passed by the Senate: 13 January 2026

   1. Votes For: 6

   2. Votes Against: 1

   3. Abstentions: 0

3. Assented to by the Governor: 16 January 2026

4. Status: Enacted

An Act to enact the Civil Code of San Andreas.

Section I – Short Title

This Act may be cited as the Civil Code Act.

Section II – Purpose

The purpose of this Act is to:

1. Give legal force and effect to the Civil Code of San Andreas as the primary source of civil law within the State.

2. Designate the Attorney General of San Andreas responsible for administering this Act and the Civil Code.

3. Provide for the publication and accessibility of the Civil Code.

Section III – Enactment of the Civil Code of San Andreas

1. The document titled Civil Code of San Andreas, as appended to this Act and adopted by resolution of the Senate, is hereby enacted as law and shall have the force of statute throughout the State.

Section IV – Administrative Responsibility

1. The Attorney General of San Andreas is responsible for the administration of this Act and the Civil Code.

Section V – Publication and Consolidation

1. The Secretary of Education, as the executive responsible for the administration of the Public Law Library, shall ensure that a consolidated version of the Civil Code, including all amendments in force, is published and made available to the public in an official digital format.

2. The consolidated version shall be deemed authoritative unless otherwise specified by law.

3. The Attorney General shall oversee the certification, revision and official publication of the Civil Code in cooperation with the Secretary of Education.

Section VI – Commencement

1. This Act shall come into force on the date of its assent.

Section VII – Legislative Record

1. Introduced by: Provisional Government of San Andreas

2. Adopted on: 4 October 2025

3. Status: Enacted as law

Section VIII – Appendices

Appendix A: The Civil Code of San Andreas (enacted by this Act)

An Act to enact the Criminal Code of San Andreas.

Section I – Short Title

This Act may be cited as the Criminal Code Act.

Section II – Purpose

The purpose of this Act is to:

1. Give legal force and effect to the Criminal Code of San Andreas as the primary source of criminal law within the State.

2. Designate the Attorney General of San Andreas responsible for administering this Act and the Criminal Code.

3. Provide for the publication and accessibility of the Criminal Code.

Section III – Enactment of the Criminal Code of San Andreas

1. The document titled Criminal Code of San Andreas, as appended to this Act and adopted by resolution of the Senate, is hereby enacted as law and shall have the force of statute throughout the State.

Section IV – Administrative Responsibility

1. The Attorney General of San Andreas is responsible for the administration of this Act and the Criminal Code.

Section V – Publication and Consolidation

1. The Secretary of Education, as the executive responsible for the administration of the Public Law Library, shall ensure that a consolidated version of the Criminal Code, including all amendments in force, is published and made available to the public in an official digital format.

2. The consolidated version shall be deemed authoritative unless otherwise specified by law.

3. The Attorney General shall oversee the certification, revision and official publication of the Criminal Code in cooperation with the Secretary of Education.

Section VI – Commencement

1. This Act shall come into force on the date of its assent.

Section VII – Legislative Record

1. Introduced by: Provisional Government of San Andreas

2. Adopted on: 4 October 2025

3. Status: Enacted as law

Section VIII – Appendices

Appendix A: The Criminal Code of San Andreas (enacted by this Act)

An Act to enact the Elections Act of San Andreas and to define the powers and functions of the San Andreas Elections Agency.

Section I – Short Title

This Act may be cited as the Elections Act.

Section II – Interpretation

In this Act, unless the context otherwise requires:

• "Agency" means the San Andreas Elections Agency.

• "Candidate" means a person nominated under this Act for election to the San Andreas State Senate.

• "Commissioner" means the Elections Commissioner of the San Andreas Elections Agency established by this Act.

• "Constitution" means the Constitution of the Second Great State of San Andreas.

• "Council" means the Executive Council of San Andreas.

• "Election" means any general or by-election conducted under this Act.

• "Governor" means the Governor of the Second Great State of San Andreas.

• "Provisional Government" means the transitional government established to administer the transition to the Second Great State of San Andreas.

• "Register" means the Register of Electors of the Second Great State of San Andreas.

• "Senate" means the San Andreas State Senate.

• "State" means the Second Great State of San Andreas.

Section III – Purpose

The purpose of this Act is to:

1. Define the powers and functions of the Agency.

2. Determine voter eligibility and the maintenance of the Register.

3. Establish procedures for candidate nomination.

4. Set forth the electoral cycle and the conduct of elections.

5. Provide transitional eligibility requirements for the first Senate election.

6. Designate the Commissioner responsible for administering this Act.

Section IV – Powers and Functions of the San Andreas Elections Agency

1. The Agency, being a permanent and independent body of the Council as established by the Constitution, shall exercise the powers and duties conferred upon it by this Act and by law.

2. The powers and functions of the Agency include:

a) Organizing, supervising and regulating elections in the State.

b) Maintaining and safeguarding the Register.

c) Overseeing the nomination and registration of candidates.

d) Ensuring fair, impartial and secure voting procedures.

e) Managing the counting, verification and certification of election results.

f) Issuing and enforcing electoral regulations and directives consistent with this Act.

g) Conducting civic education on electoral rights and processes.

h) Investigating and reporting on electoral misconduct or irregularities.

3. The head of the Agency shall be the Commissioner, appointed by the Governor upon the advice of the Council.

4. The Commissioner serves indefinitely and at the pleasure of the Governor.

5. In the performance of its duties, the Agency shall act impartially and independently of any political or governmental influence.

6. No person or authority shall interfere with or direct the Agency in the exercise of its powers or the performance of its functions, except as provided by law.

Section V – Voter Eligibility and Registration

1. Every person shall be entitled to vote at an election if that person:

(a) Is at least 18 years old.

(b) Is a citizen of the State for a period of no less than 14 days.

(c) Is in good financial standing with the State.

2. The Agency shall maintain a Register containing the names and particulars of all qualified voters.

3. Every person reserves the right to inquire with the Agency about their status on the Register.

Section VI – Senate Nomination Process

1. The nomination period for candidates for the Senate shall open 14 days prior to the voting period.

2. Nominations shall be submitted in the prescribed form to the Agency.

3. The Agency shall review and approve nominations in accordance with the Constitution and publish the official list of candidates on the first day of the voting period.

Section VII – Electoral Cycle

1. Elections to the Senate shall be held every three months, as prescribed by the Constitution.

2. Voting shall take place from the first to the fourteenth day of the final month of each session.

3. A new session of the Senate shall commence on the fifteenth day of that month.

Section VIII – Conduct of Elections

1. All elections shall be conducted by secret ballot or other secure means prescribed by the Agency.

2. The Agency shall ensure accessibility of voting to all qualified voters.

3. Counting and certification of votes shall be completed within one day of the close of polls.

Section X – Eligibility of Candidates for the Election of the First Session of the Senate

1. Notwithstanding any other provision of this Act or of the Constitution, the following criteria shall apply to candidates in the election to the first session of the Senate:

(a) Is at least 18 years old.

(b) Is a citizen of the State.

(c) Is in good financial standing with the State.

(d) Has not been convicted of a felony offense or a collection of misdemeanor offenses that would constitute a serious felony offense.

2. Every person shall be entitled to vote at an election if that person:

(a) Is at least 18 years old.

(b) Is a citizen of the State.

(c) Is in good financial standing with the State.

3. These provisions shall apply only to the election of the first session of the Senate conducted under this Act and shall cease to have effect upon the convening of said session.

Section XI – Administrative Responsibility

1. The Commissioner is responsible for the administration of this Act.

Section XII – Commencement

1. This Act shall come into force on the date of its assent.

Section XIII – Legislative Record

1. Introduced by: Provisional Government of San Andreas

2. Adopted on: 5 October 2025

3. Status: Enacted as law

An Act to enact the Food Safety Act; to ensure the safety and quality of food products through inspection, regulation and enforcement; and to establish the Food Safety and Inspection Service within the Department of Agriculture.

Section I – Short Title

This Act may be cited as the Food Safety Act.

Section II – Interpretation

In this Act, unless the context otherwise requires:

• "Department" means the Department of Agriculture of the State of San Andreas.

• "Food" means any substance intended for human consumption, including beverages and ingredients used in the preparation of such substances.

• "Inspection" means the process of examining, sampling, or testing food products to ensure compliance with applicable safety standards.

• "Secretary" means the Secretary of Agriculture of the State of San Andreas.

• "Service" means the Food Safety and Inspection Service established under this Act.

Section III – Purpose

The purpose of this Act is to:

1. Establish the Service as a division within the Department.

2. Define the powers, responsibilities and functions of the Service.

3. Designate the Secretary responsible for administering this Act.

Section IV – Establishment of the Food Safety and Inspection Service

1. There is hereby established within the Department a division to be known as the Food Safety and Inspection Service.

2. The Service shall operate under the direction and authority of the Secretary.

3. The Secretary may appoint such officers, inspectors and other staff as may be necessary for the proper administration of this Act.

Section V – Functions of the Service

1. The functions of the Service are to:

(a) Conduct regular inspections of food production, processing and distribution facilities.

(b) Establish and enforce safety and labeling standards for food products.

(c) Investigate food-borne illness outbreaks and enforce compliance orders.

(d) Educate producers and the public on best practices for food handling and hygiene.

(e) Perform any other function necessary to ensure the safety and integrity of the state’s food supply.

Section VI – Administrative Responsibility

1. The Secretary is responsible for the administration of this Act.

2. The Secretary may make regulations, issue guidelines and take enforcement action to carry out the purposes of this Act.

3. The Secretary may impose penalties or order the suspension of operations of any facility found to be in violation of safety standards established under this Act.

Section VII – Commencement

1. This Act shall come into force on the date of its assent.

Section VIII – Legislative Record

1. Introduced by: Provisional Government of San Andreas

2. Adopted on: 10 October 2025

3. Status: Enacted as law

An Act to establish fair labor standards, including a minimum wage and unemployment benefits; and to protect the rights and welfare of workers.

Section I – Short Title

This Act may be cited as the Labor Rights Act.

Section II – Interpretation

In this Act, unless the context otherwise requires:

• “Department” means the Department of Labor of the State.

• “Employee” means any individual who performs work or services for another person or entity under a contract of employment.

• “Employer” means any person, partnership, corporation or other entity that employs one or more persons.

• “Secretary” means the Secretary of Labor.

• "State" means the Second Great State of San Andreas.

• “Unemployment benefit” means financial assistance paid to eligible individuals who are unemployed.

• “Wage” means all remuneration payable to an employee for work performed.

Section III – Purpose

The purpose of this Act is to:

1. Establish fair and equitable labor standards throughout the State.

2. Guarantee a minimum wage for all workers.

3. Provide unemployment benefits for individuals who lose their employment.

4. Protect the rights and welfare of workers.

5. Confer upon the Secretary the powers necessary to administer and enforce this Act.

Section IV – Additional Functions of the Department of Labor

1. The Department of Labor shall, in addition to its existing duties, be responsible for:

(a) Enforcing minimum wage and unemployment benefit provisions under this Act.

(b) Monitoring workplace standards and employment conditions.

(c) Providing dispute resolution and mediation services between employers and employees.

(d) Promoting fair employment practices and equality of opportunity in the workplace.

Section V – Minimum Wage

1. Every employer shall pay to each employee wages of not less than sixty dollars ($60.00) per hour worked.

2. No agreement between an employer and an employee shall operate to reduce the employee’s right to receive the minimum wage established under this section.

Section VI – Unemployment Benefit

1. Every individual who becomes unemployed shall be entitled to an unemployment benefit of forty dollars ($40.00) per hour.

Section VII – Workers’ Rights and Protections 

1. Every employee shall have the right to fair and safe working conditions.

2. No employee shall be discriminated against on the grounds of race, gender, disability or other prohibited grounds.

3. Every employee shall have the right to join or form a trade union and to participate in collective bargaining.

4. An employer shall not dismiss, discipline or otherwise prejudice an employee for exercising rights under this Act.

Section VIII – Dispute Resolution and Complaints

1. Any person alleging a violation of this Act may lodge a complaint with the Department.

2. The Department may mediate disputes or refer them to a court as prescribed by regulation.

Section IX – Labor Standards and Enforcement  

1. The Secretary shall have the authority to:

(a) Conduct investigations and audits of employers to ensure compliance with this Act.

(b) Issue orders for payment of wages or benefits found to be unlawfully withheld.

(c) Impose administrative penalties for non-compliance.

(d) Empower agents of the Department to enforce the Secretary's authority.

2. Any employer who willfully violates this Act shall be liable to a fine not exceeding $50,000 or imprisonment not exceeding six months, or both.

Section X – Commencement

1. This Act shall come into force on the date of its assent.

Section XI – Legislative Record

1. Introduced by: Provisional Government of San Andreas

2. Adopted on: 10 October 2025

3. Status: Enacted as law

An Act to establish a licensing and regulatory framework for organizations operating within the State of San Andreas.

Section I – Short Title

This Act may be cited as the Organization Licensing Act.

Section II – Interpretation

In this Act, unless the context otherwise requires:

• “Department” means the Department of Labor of the State.

• “License” means formal authorization granted by the Department to operate as an organization within the State.

• “Organization” means any entity registered to operate within the State, including for-profit, non-profit, and not-for-profit organizations.

• “Regulatory Powers” means the authority to inspect, investigate, issue directives, and enforce compliance as provided under this Act.

• “Secretary” means the Secretary of Labor.

• "State" means the Second Great State of San Andreas.

Section III – Purpose

The purpose of this Act is to:

1. Establish a framework for the licensing of organizations within the State.

2. Grant the Department regulatory authority over such organizations to ensure compliance with State laws.

3. Set baseline eligibility and operational requirements for organizations.

4. Provide enforcement mechanisms, including fines, for organizations found in violation of this Act.

5. Establish the Business Operating Grant.

6. Confer upon the Secretary the powers necessary to administer and enforce this Act.

Section IV – Licensing of Organizations 

1. No organization shall operate within the State without obtaining a license from the Department.

2. The Department shall issue licenses upon determining that an organization meets the minimum statutory requirements set forth in Section V and the regulatory requirements set forth pursuant to Section VI.

3. Licenses shall be valid unless revoked or suspended under Section VIII.

Section V – Minimum Statutory Requirements for Organizations 

1. An applicant for an organization must demonstrate that:

(a) They have not been convicted of a felony offense or a collection of misdemeanor offenses that would constitute a serious felony offense.

(b) They are in good financial standing with the State.

(c) The organization has a clearly defined purpose and structure.

(d) The organization agrees to comply with all applicable State laws and regulations.

Section VI – Regulatory Powers of the Department 

1. The Department may:

(a) Conduct inspections and audits of organizations.

(b) Require organizations to submit reports and financial statements.

(c) Issue compliance directives and corrective action orders.

(d) Suspend or revoke licenses for non-compliance.

2. The Department shall establish rules and procedures for carrying out its regulatory powers.

Section VII – Enforcement and Fines

1. Any organization found to be in violation of this Act may be subject to fines not exceeding $50,000 per violation.

2. Repeated or willful violations may result in suspension or revocation of the organization’s license.

3. Organizations shall have the right to appeal fines and enforcement actions in accordance with Department procedures.

Section VIII – Business Operating Grant

1. There is hereby established the Business Operating Grant (BOG) , administered by the Department of Labor under the authority of this Act, to provide financial assistance to licensed businesses experiencing operational hardship.

2. BOG shall be funded through the State Budget with a monthly allocation of $250,000. Eligible businesses may receive up to $50,000 per month.

3. The Department of Labor shall establish regulations around the use, disbursement and reporting of this funding.

Section IX – Administrative Responsibility

1. The Secretary is responsible for the administration of this Act.

2. The Department may adopt regulations and guidelines necessary to implement the provisions of this Act.

Section X – Commencement

1. This Act shall come into force on the date of its assent.

Section XI – Legislative Record

1. Introduced by: Provisional Government of San Andreas

2. Adopted on: 10 October 2025

3. Status: Enacted as law

An Act to provide for the organization, administration and advancement of public education within the State of San Andreas.

Section I – Short Title

This Act may be cited as the Public Education Act.

Section II – Interpretation

In this Act, unless the context otherwise requires:

• “Department” means the Department of Education of the State of San Andreas.

• “Secretary” means the Secretary of Education.

• “Public education” means all educational programs, institutions and services administered or funded by the State for the benefit of the public.

• “School” means any elementary, secondary or equivalent institution under the jurisdiction of the Department.

• “Advanced education” means post-secondary programs including universities, community colleges and technical institutes.

• “State” means the Second Great State of San Andreas. 

Section III – Purpose

The purpose of this Act is to:

1. Establish a framework for the provision and regulation of public education across the State.

2. Ensure equitable access to quality education for all residents.

3. Promote lifelong learning and personal development.

4. Support educators and educational institutions in delivering effective instruction.

5. Strengthen the State’s education system to meet the evolving needs of society and the economy. 

Section IV – Administration of Public Education 

1. The Department shall be responsible for the administration and oversight of public education within the State.

2. The Department shall:

(a) Develop and implement statewide curricula, teaching standards and assessment frameworks.

(b) Support and regulate public schools and post-secondary institutions.

(c) Promote professional development for teachers and education staff.

(d) Develop policies and programs to close achievement gaps and promote equitable outcomes.

(e) Collaborate with educational institutions, communities and other departments to strengthen the education system. 

Section V – Additional Powers and Functions of the Department 

1. The Department may:

(a) Establish policies and standards for public education and training programs,

(b) Allocate and administer funding for schools and post-secondary institutions.

(c) Approve educational programs and monitor compliance with standards.

(d) Provide resources and guidance to educators.

(e) Conduct research and data analysis to inform educational planning and improvement. 

Section VI – Administrative Responsibility

1. The Secretary is responsible for the administration of this Act.

2. The Department may adopt regulations and guidelines necessary to implement the provisions of this Act.

Section VII – Commencement

1. This Act shall come into force on the date of its assent.

Section VIII – Legislative Record

1. Introduced by: Provisional Government of San Andreas

2. Adopted on: 10 October 2025

3. Status: Enacted as law

An Act to provide for the administration, regulation, and delivery of public health services within the State of San Andreas. 

Section I – Short Title

This Act may be cited as the Public Health Act.

Section II – Interpretation

In this Act, unless the context otherwise requires:

• "Citizen" means a citizen of the State.

• “Department” means the Department of Health of the State.

• “Surgeon General” means the Surgeon General of San Andreas.

• “Public health service” means any health or medical service administered, funded or regulated by the Department.

• “Hospital” means any medical facility operated or managed by the Department for the diagnosis, treatment or care of patients.

• “SAMRIS” means the San Andreas Medical Record Information System established under this Act.

• “State” means the Second Great State of San Andreas. 

Section III – Purpose

The purpose of this Act is to:

1. Establish a framework for the organization and delivery of public health services across the State.

2. Ensure access to hospital and medical services operated by the Department.

3. Provide for the creation and operation of the SAMRIS.

4. Guarantee limited-term health coverage for new residents.

5. Confer regulatory powers upon the Department to administer, supervise and enforce public health standards and licensing. 

Section IV – Administration of Public Health Services

1. The Department shall be responsible for the administration, regulation and delivery of public health services within the State.

2. The Department shall:

(a) Establish, manage and operate hospitals, clinics and health centers for the public.

(b) Ensure that all residents have access to essential health care services.

(c) Oversee public health programs, disease prevention and emergency response.

(d) Promote the health and well-being of all residents through education, policy and research. 

Section V – State Health Insurance  

1. Every person who becomes a citizen of the State shall be entitled to receive free basic health insurance coverage for a period of seven (7) days upon arrival.

2. Every person employed by the San Andreas Law Enforcement Office and the Healthcare Services Division of the Department shall be entitled to receive free basic health insurance until they are no longer employed by such entities.

3. The Department shall determine the scope of coverage, eligibility verification and procedures for the administration of this benefit.

4. The coverage shall include emergency medical services and essential care as defined by regulation. 

Section VI – Establishment of the San Andreas Medical Record Information System

1. The Department shall establish and maintain a centralized electronic medical record system known as the SAMRIS.

2. SAMRIS shall:

(a) Provide authorized health care providers with access to accurate and up-to-date patient medical information.

(b) Support the delivery, coordination and continuity of patient care across hospitals and clinics.

(c) Facilitate health research and public health planning consistent with privacy protections established under this Act.

3. The Department shall ensure that:

(a) Patient medical information is collected, stored and used solely for authorized health and administrative purposes.

(b) Access to patient records is restricted to licensed and authorized personnel.

(c) Unauthorized access, disclosure or misuse of medical data is subject to disciplinary and legal penalties. 

Section VIII – Administrative Responsibility and Regulatory Authority

1. The Surgeon General is responsible for the administration of this Act.

2. The Surgeon General may adopt regulations and guidelines necessary to implement the provisions of this Act, including:

(a) Issuing regulations and directives for the operation, safety and standards of hospitals and health services.

(b) Establishing and enforcing licensing requirements for medical practitioners, hospitals and related facilities.

(c) Conducting inspections and investigations to ensure compliance with health laws and professional standards.

(d) Issuing public health orders to prevent or respond to health emergencies, including quarantine, isolation and vaccination requirements.

(e) Imposing fines or other administrative penalties for violations of this Act or any regulation made under it.

(f) Administrating medical licensing and establishing professional medical code of conducts.

3. All persons and entities operating health services within the State shall comply with the requirements and directives issued by the Surgeon General. 

Section X – Commencement

1. This Act shall come into force on the date of its assent.

Section XI – Legislative Record

1. Introduced by: Provisional Government of San Andreas

2. Adopted on: 10 October 2025

3. Status: Enacted as law

An Act to provide for the administration, management, conservation and public use of public lands and parks within the State of San Andreas. 

Section I – Short Title

This Act may be cited as the Public Lands Act.

Section II – Interpretation

In this Act, unless the context otherwise requires:

• “Department” means the Department of Agriculture of the State of San Andreas.

• “Secretary” means the Secretary of Agriculture.

• “Public lands” means all lands owned, held, or managed by the State for purposes of conservation, recreation or public use, including parks, reserves, forests and range lands.

• “Park” means any area of public land designated for public recreation or environmental protection.

• “State” means the Second Great State of San Andreas. 

Section III – Purpose

The purpose of this Act is to:

1. Establish a framework for the management and conservation of public lands and parks.

2. Confer upon the Department responsibility for the administration, protection and use of those lands.

3. Regulate the use and development of public lands to ensure sustainability and public benefit.

4. Enable the Department to create and enforce rules for public access, land use and environmental protection. 

Section IV – Administration of Public Lands

1. The Department shall be responsible for the administration, management and conservation of all public lands and parks within the State.

2. The Department may:

(a) Designate areas of land as parks, reserves or conservation areas.

(b) Issue permits or leases for the lawful use of public lands.

(c) Develop and maintain facilities for recreation and conservation purposes.

(d) Enforce laws and regulations necessary for the protection of public lands. 

Section V – Protection and Use of Public Lands  

1. The Department shall ensure that all public lands are managed in a manner that preserves their environmental, cultural and recreational value.

2. No person shall damage, misuse or unlawfully occupy public lands.

3. The Department may impose fines, revoke permits or take enforcement action against any person or organization found in violation of this Act. 

Section VI – Administrative Responsibility

1. The Secretary is responsible for the administration of this Act.

2. The Secretary may make regulations for carrying out the purposes and provisions of this Act, including but not limited to:

(a) Access, permits and fees for use of public lands.

(b) Rules for conservation, restoration and maintenance of parks.

(c) Penalties for violations of this Act or regulations made under it. 

Section VII – Commencement

1. This Act shall come into force on the date of its assent.

Section VIII – Legislative Record

1. Introduced by: Provisional Government of San Andreas

2. Adopted on: 10 October 2025

3. Status: Enacted as law

An Act to provide for the administration, management and accessibility of the Public Law Library and official legal documents within the State of San Andreas. 

Section I – Short Title

This Act may be cited as the Public Law Library Act.

Section II – Interpretation

In this Act, unless the context otherwise requires:

• “Department” means the Department of Education of the State of San Andreas.

• “Secretary” means the Secretary of Education.

• “Public Law Library” means the official repository managed by the Department that maintains statutes, the State Constitution and major legal documents.

• “State” means the Second Great State of San Andreas.

• “Legal documents” means laws, regulations, judicial opinions, legislative records and any other documents designated by the Department as part of the official repository. 

Section III – Purpose

The purpose of this Act is to:

1. Establish a framework for the administration and management of the Public Law Library.

2. Ensure transparency, accessibility and public availability of statutes, the State Constitution and major legal documents.

3. Provide citizens, students, legal professionals and other members of the public with reliable access to official legal information.

4. Support educational, research and professional use of legal documents in the State. 

Section IV – Administration of the Public Law Library 

1. The Department shall be responsible for the administration and oversight of the Public Law Library.

2. The Department shall ensure the collection, organization, preservation and publication of statutes, the State Constitution and major legal documents.

3. The Department may develop procedures and standards for cataloguing, digitization and public access to all materials held in the Public Law Library.

4. The Department shall facilitate access to the Public Law Library for citizens, students, legal professionals and the general public, including through digital platforms.

Section VIII – Administrative Responsibility and Regulatory Authority

1. The Secretary is responsible for the administration of this Act.

2. The Department may adopt regulations and guidelines necessary to implement the provisions of this Act.

3. The Department may:

(a) Maintain and update the official repository of statutes, the State Constitution and other major legal documents.

(b) Publish and distribute copies of legal documents as necessary to ensure public access.

(c) Establish policies and procedures for the use and reproduction of documents held by the Public Law Library.

(d) Collaborate with educational institutions, libraries and other organizations to enhance access and use of legal information.

(e) Promote transparency and public understanding of the law through outreach, guidance and educational programs. 

Section X – Commencement

1. This Act shall come into force on the date of its assent.

Section XI – Legislative Record

1. Introduced by: Provisional Government of San Andreas

2. Adopted on: 10 October 2025

3. Status: Enacted as law

An Act to provide for the delivery of essential public utility services under the responsibility of the Secretary of Public Utilities.

Section I – Short Title

This Act may be cited as the Public Utilities Act.

Section II – Interpretation

In this Act, unless the context otherwise requires:

• “Department” means the Department of Public Utilities of the State.

• “Public utilities" means water, sanitation, waste management, and electric services. 

• “Secretary” means the Secretary of Public Utilities.

• "State" means the Second Great State of San Andreas.

Section III – Purpose

The purpose of this Act is to:

1. Establish the responsibility of the Department for the provision and maintenance of essential public utility services within the State and to ensure that such services are delivered safely, reliably and equitably.

2. Confer upon the Secretary the powers necessary to administer and enforce this Act.

Section IV – Departmental Responsibilities

1. The Department shall provide, manage and maintain public utilities throughout the State, including:

(a) Water services, ensuring access to clean and reliable water.

(b) Sanitation services, ensuring the safe collection and treatment of wastewater.

(c) Waste management services, ensuring effective collection, recycling and disposal of waste.

(d) Electric services, ensuring reliable electricity generation and distribution.

2. The Department may contract, coordinate or partner with other public or private entities as necessary to deliver these services.

Section V – Administrative Responsibility

1. The Secretary is responsible for the administration of this Act.

2. The Department may adopt regulations and guidelines necessary to implement the provisions of this Act.

Section VI – Commencement

1. This Act shall come into force on the date of its assent.

Section VII – Legislative Record

1. Introduced by: Provisional Government of San Andreas

2. Adopted on: 10 October 2025

3. Status: Enacted as law

An Act to establish citizenship in the State of San Andreas and to provide for the administration of immigration and newcomer services.

Section I – Short Title

This Act may be cited as the Newcomers Act.

Section II – Interpretation

In this Act, unless the context otherwise requires:

• "Citizen" means a person who has lawfully moved to and resides in the State.

• “Department” means the Department of Labor of the State.

• "Newcomer" means a person who has become a citizen of the State within X days.

• “Secretary” means the Secretary of Labor.

• "SISO" means the State Immigration Services Office established under this Act.

• "State" means the Second Great State of San Andreas.

Section III – Purpose

The purpose of this Act is to:

1. Establish citizenship in the State.

2. Provide a legal framework for the administration of newcomer and immigration services.

3. Allow the restriction or limitation of access to State services based on the age of citizenship.

4. Establish the State Immigration Services Office.

5. Confer upon the Secretary the powers necessary to administer and enforce this Act.

Section IV – Establishment of Citizenship

1. Any person who lawfully moves to and resides in the State shall be considered a citizen.

2. Citizenship shall continue unless lawfully revoked or renounced in accordance with State law.

3. A citizen's age of citizenship shall be calculated from the date they first established residence in the State.

Section V – Access to State Services

1. Unless otherwise provided by law, all citizens are entitled to access public services and participate in civic life.

2. Notwithstanding subsection V.1, an Act or regulation may specify a minimum age of citizenship required to access or exercise a particular service, right or privilege provided that such restrictions are reasonable, nondiscriminatory and consistent with the Constitution of the State.

3. Where restrictions are imposed, they must clearly specify:

   • The age of citizenship required.

   • The service, program or right affected.

Section VI – Establishment of the State Immigration Services Office

1. There is hereby established an office of the State known as the State Immigration Services Office (SISO).

2. SISO shall:

   • Provide immigration and newcomer services to individual relocating to the State.

   • Oversee programs that promote lawful immigration.

   • Administer initiatives supporting community integration and civic engagement for newcomers.

   • Advise the Secretary on immigration policy and reforms.

3. SISO may enter into agreements with community organizations and other entities to deliver immigration and newcomer services.

Section VII – Administrative Responsibility

1. The Secretary is responsible for the administration of this Act.

2. The Department may adopt regulations and guidelines necessary to implement the provisions of this Act.

Section VIII – Commencement

1. This Act shall come into force on the date of its assent.

Section IX – Legislative Record

1. Introduced by: Provisional Government of San Andreas

2. Adopted on: 9 November 2025

3. Status: Enacted as law

An Act to establish the San Andreas Tax Code, to provide for the collection and administration of taxes within the State and to establish the San Andreas Revenue Agency.

Section I – Short Title

This Act may be cited as the Tax Code Act.

Section II – Interpretation

In this Act, unless the context otherwise requires:

• "Agency" means the San Andreas Revenue Agency established under this Act.

• "Attorney General" means the Attorney General of the State.

• "Code" means the San Andreas Tax Code established by this Act.

• “Department” means the Department of the Treasury of the State.

• "GST" means the goods and services tax established under this Act.

• “Secretary” means the Secretary of the Treasury.

• "Senate" means the San Andreas State Senate.

• "State" means the Second Great State of San Andreas.

• "Tax" means any levy, duty, charge or financial obligation imposed under this Act or any other law of the State.

• "Taxpayer" means any person, business or entity subject to a tax under the Code.

Section III – Purpose

The purpose of this Act is to:

1. Establish the Code as the foundational framework for taxation within the State.

2. Establish the GST as the principal source of revenue under the Code.

3. Create the Agency for the administration and enforcement of the Code.

4. Confer upon the Secretary the powers necessary to administer and enforce this Act.

Section IV – Establishment of the San Andreas Tax Code

1. The Code is hereby established as the comprehensive body of law governing the imposition, collection and administration of all taxes within the State.

2. All future taxes, levies, duties or charges imposed by the State shall be incorporated into the Code by amendment to this Act or by enacted of a related statute referencing this Act.

3. The Department shall maintain and publish the consolidated version of the Code, as amended from time to time.

4. The Code shall apply uniformly throughout the State and shall supersede any inconsistent local taxation measures.

Section V – Establishment of the Goods and Services Tax

1. There is hereby established a GST as the foundational tax under the Code.

2. The GST shall be imposed at a flat rate of ten per cent (10%) on the sale or provision of taxable goods and services within the State.

3. The GST shall be incorporated automatically into the final price displayed or charged at the point of sale.

4. Vendors shall collect and remit the GST in the manner prescribed by regulation under the Department.

5. The Department may, by regulation, exempt certain categories of essential goods or services from the GST.

6. All revenues collected under the GST shall be deposited into the General Revenue Fund of the State.

Section VI – Establishment of the San Andreas Revenue Agency

1. There is hereby established an agency responsible for the administration and enforcement of the Code, to be known as the San Andreas Revenue Agency.

2. The Agency shall report to the Secretary.

3. All criminal findings arising from the Agency's operations shall be referred to the Office of the Attorney General for prosecution.

4. The Agency shall have the primary jurisdiction to process, review and collect all tax claims and liabilities within the State.

5. The Agency shall have the authority to:

   • Collect and enforce payment of taxes due under the Code.

   • Audit and investigate any suspicious, unusual or fraudulent tax claims or filings.

   • Require the production of documents or records necessary for the lawful administration of the Code.

Section VII – Administrative Responsibility

1. The Secretary is responsible for the administration of this Act.

2. The Department may adopt regulations and guidelines necessary to implement the provisions of this Act.

Section VIII – Commencement

1. This Act shall come into force on the date of its assent.

Section IX – Legislative Record

1. Introduced by: Provisional Government of San Andreas

2. Adopted on: 9 November 2025

3. Status: Enacted as law

An Act to provide for the regulation, development and maintenance of the transportation infrastructure of the State.

Section I – Short Title

This Act may be cited as the Transportation Infrastructure Act.

Section II – Interpretation

In this Act, unless the context otherwise requires:

• “Department” means the Department of Transportation of the State.

• "Infrastructure" includes roads, highways, bridges, railways, airways, seaways, ports, harbors and related transport facilities.

• “Secretary” means the Secretary of Transportation.

• "State" means the Second Great State of San Andreas.

Section III – Purpose

The purpose of this Act is to:

1. Establish a legal framework for the regulation and maintenance of transportation infrastructure across all modes of transit.

2. Ensure the safety, efficiency and accessibility in transportation.

3. Confer upon the Secretary the powers necessary to administer and enforce this Act.

Section IV – Administrative Responsibility and Powers

1. The Secretary is responsible for the administration of this Act.

2. The Department may adopt regulations and guidelines necessary to implement the provisions of this Act.

3. The Secretary may:

   • Establish standards and regulations for the construction, maintenance and operation of roads, airways and seaways.

   • Approve, license or regulate transportation operators and infrastructure projects.

   • Designate critical transport corridors and facilities for priority maintenance or development.

   • Issue orders to ensure the safety and efficiency or public transport and goods movement.

   • Coordinate with other departments on infrastructure policy.

4. The Secretary may establish subordinate agencies, offices or authorities for specific modes of transport, including highways, aviation and maritime.

5. The Secretary may levy or administer fees, tolls or usage charges for maintenance and development of transportation infrastructure.

Section V – Commencement

1. This Act shall come into force on the date of its assent.

Section VI – Legislative Record

1. Introduced by: Provisional Government of San Andreas

2. Adopted on: 9 November 2025

3. Status: Enacted as law

An Act to establish the San Andreas Law Enforcement Office and related agencies for the administration of state policing, criminal intelligence and correctional regulation.

Section I – Short Title

This Act may be cited as the State Law Enforcement Act.

Section II – Interpretation

In this Act, unless the context otherwise requires:

• "Attorney General" means the Attorney General of San Andreas.

• "Chief" means the Chief of Police of the LSPD.

• "Commissioner" means the Commissioner of SALEO established under this Act.

• "Criminal Code" means the Criminal Code of San Andreas.

• "Database" means the Criminal Organization Database established under this Act.

• “Department” means the Department of Justice of the State.

• "Governor" means the Governor of the State.

• "LSPD" means the Los Santos Police Department.

• "SACA" means the San Andreas Corrections Agency.

• "SACRIS" means the San Andreas Criminal Record Information System established under this Act.

• "SALEO" means the San Andreas Law Enforcement Office established under this Act.

• "Senate" means the San Andreas State Senate.

• "State" means the Second Great State of San Andreas.

Section III – Purpose

The purpose of this Act is to:

1. Establish SALEO as the central authority for state policing and law enforcement administration.

2. Provide for the reorganization of the LSPD as a state law enforcement agency.

3. Establish the Database for identifying and monitoring criminal entities.

4. Establish SACRIS for managing and maintaining law enforcement records.

5. Empower SACA to regulate correctional facilities and maintain security and order within them.

6. Confer upon the Attorney General the powers necessary to administer and enforce this Act.

Section IV – San Andreas Law Enforcement Office

1. There is established the San Andreas Law Enforcement Office (SALEO) under the Department.

2. The Office shall be headed by a Commissioner, who shall be appointed by and serve at the pleasure of the Governor, on the advice of the Attorney General.

3. SALEO shall be responsible for:

   • The general administration and coordination of state police services.

   • The procurement of police equipment and resources.

   • Oversight and support of all state law enforcement agencies.

   • The management of law enforcement records, databases and interagency coordination.

4. SALEO may issue policies, procedures and directives as necessary to ensure efficient and consistent law enforcement operations across the State.

Section V – Reorganization the Los Santos Police Department

1. The LSPD is hereby reorganized as a state law enforcement agency under the authority of SALEO.

2. All powers, duties and responsibilities previously held by any municipal or county police service within the state, including the Blaine Country Sheriff's Office and any other local policing entities, are hereby transferred and vested in the LSPD.

3. All personnel, assets, facilities, records and obligations of such former agencies shall be absorbed into the LSPD.

4. The LSPD shall serve as the primary state policing authority, responsible for enforcing state law, maintaining public order and protecting life and property across the State.

5. The Chief shall serve as the executive head of the LSPD, shall be elected by the sworn members of the LSPD in accordance with this Act and shall serve a term of three months, after which a new election shall be held.

6. All sworn members of the LSPD with a citizenship age of at least seven days shall be entitled to vote in the election of the Chief.

7. Any member of the LSPD holding the rank of Captain or higher and possessing a citizenship age of at least 60 days shall be eligible to stand for election.

8. The candidate receiving a majority of valid votes cast shall be declared elected as Chief. In the event of a tie, the Commissioner shall cast the tie-breaking vote.

9. The Chief may be removed from office before the expiration of their term by order of the Commissioner for cause on the recommendation of members of the LSPD or the Attorney General.

10. In the event of a vacancy in the office of Chief, the Assistant Chief shall act as Chief until a new election is conducted. In the event that there is no Assistant Chief, the Commissioner shall act as Chief.

Section VI – Establishment of the Criminal Organization Database

1. SALEO shall maintain a criminal organization database for the purposes of identifying, monitoring and recording known criminal organizations operating within the State.

2. A criminal organization may be identified and recorded in the Database by:

   • Decree of the Governor.

   • Verdict of the Supreme Court of the State.

   • Declaration of the Senate.

3. Members of listed entitles are subject to Criminal Code Section 10.07 Gang Enhancement Clause, which requires the imposition of maximum penalties for any crime committed in furtherance of the objectives of a criminal organization.

4. SALEO shall ensure that the Database is regularly updated and accessible to all law enforcement agencies within the State.

Section VII – Establishment of the San Andreas Criminal Record Information System

1. There is established SACRIS that shall be a secure, centralized computer system managed by SALEO for the collection, maintenance and retrieval of law enforcement records, including:

   • Warrants and arrest records.

   • Criminal charges and case outcomes.

   • Police reports and incident summaries.

   • Relevant civilian identification data.

2. The purpose of SACRIS is to provide state law enforcement agencies with efficient and secure access to records necessary for the administration of justice.

3. SALEO shall issue regulations governing access, confidentiality and data protection within SACRIS.

Section VIII – Correctional Regulations

1. SACA may make regulations necessary for the effective administration of correctional facilities, including:

   • Contraband control.

   • Inmate security and supervision.

   • Facility inspections.

   • Coordination with SALEO for the transfer or custody of inmates and evidence.

Section IX – Administrative Responsibility

1. The Attorney General is responsible for the administration of this Act.

2. The Department may adopt regulations and guidelines necessary to implement the provisions of this Act.

Section X – Commencement

1. This Act shall come into force on the date of its assent.

Section XI – Legislative Record

1. Introduced by: Provisional Government of San Andreas

2. Adopted on: 9 November 2025

3. Status: Enacted as law

An Act to provide for the protection of original creative works and to regulate copyright ownership, use and infringement within the State.

Section I – Short Title

This Act may be cited as the Copyright Act.

Section II – Interpretation

In this Act, unless the context otherwise requires:

• "Author" means any creator of a copyrighted work.

• "Copyrighted work" means any original creative work fixed in a tangible or digital medium of expression that is the result of human creativity and effort.

• “Department” means the Department of Labor of the State.

• "Derivative work" means a secondary copyrighted work created from an original copyrighted work.

• "Fair use" means the use of copyrighted material for the purposes of criticism, research, news reporting, teaching, commentary or similar purposes.

• "Public official" means an employee of the State.

• "Public record" means any work created by a public official in the course of their duties.

• "Public work" means any work that is in the public domain or owned by the State that is not subject to copyright protection.

• “Secretary” means the Secretary of Labor.

• "State" means the Second Great State of San Andreas.

• "Transformative work" means a derivative work that significantly alters or adds new creative elements to the original work, resulting in a distinct and original creation with its own expression, meaning or message.

Section III – Purpose

The purpose of this Act is to:

1. Recognize and protect the rights of authors and owners of copyrighted works.

2. Establish the scope and limitations of copyright protection.

3. Provide for fair use and transformative works.

4. Define the treatment of public works.

5. Establish infringement of copyrighted works.

6. Confer upon the Secretary the powers necessary to administer and enforce this Act.

Section IV – Copyright Protection

1. The rights of authors and owners of copyrighted works are hereby recognized and protected within the State.

2. An author is the original copyright owner unless the right is assigned or transferred with the author's consent.

3. Copyright ownership begins with the creation of the work.

4. Copyright owners hold the exclusive right to:

   • Reproduce the work.

   • Distribute the work.

   • Sell, monetize or license the work.

   • Publicly display or perform the work.

   • Create derivative works, except where the derivative is transformative.

5. Any person or entity that reproduces, distributes, displays or otherwise uses a copyrighted work without authorization of the author or copyright owner is liable for infringement.

6. Liability extends to third parties that knowingly distribute or reproduce copyrighted works without consent of the author of copyright owner.

Section V – Limitations of Copyright

1. Fair use of a published copyrighted work shall not constitute infringement.

2. Transformative works derived from copyrighted works shall be protected as new copyrighted works provided that:

   • The transformative work is not commercialized or its use does not substantially affect the marketability and demand of the original copyrighted work.

   • The transformative work uses only such limited portions of the original work as necessary to achieve its new expression or meaning.

Section VI – Public Works

1. Works in the public domain are not subject to copyright protection.

2. Non-transformative works of public works may not be copyrighted.

3. Transformative works based on public works may be copyrighted, subject to the provisions of this Act.

4. Any public record shall be deemed a public work.

Section VII – Administrative Responsibility

1. The Secretary is responsible for the administration of this Act.

2. The Department may adopt regulations and guidelines necessary to implement the provisions of this Act.

Section VIII – Commencement

1. This Act shall come into force on the date of its assent.

Section IX – Legislative Record

1. Introduced by: Provisional Government of San Andreas

2. Adopted on: 9 November 2025

3. Status: Enacted as law

An Act to provide for the establishment, administration and regulation of the Public Service of the State.

Section I – Short Title

This Act may be cited as the Public Service Act.

Section II – Interpretation

In this Act, unless the context otherwise requires:

• "Commissioner" means the Public Service Commissioner established under this Act.

• “Department” means any department established under law and administered by a Secretary of the Executive Council of the State.

• "Employee" or "public official" or "public servant" means a person employed by the State, whether permanently, temporarily or on a contract.

• "Executive officer" means a person appointed to the Executive Council or serving as head of a department.

• "Governor" means the Governor of the State.

• "Official capacity" means actions undertaken as part of, or incidental to, the performance of one's official duties on behalf of the State.

• "Commission" means the Public Service Commission established under this Act.

• "State" means the Second Great State of San Andreas.

Section III – Purpose

The purpose of this Act is to:

1. Establish the framework for employment, conduct and administration of the Public Service.

2. Define the rights, duties and protections of public servants.

3. Provide for accountability, discipline and liability.

4. Confer qualified and executive immunities to public servants acting in the lawful course of their duties.

5. Ensure that the Public Service operations with integrity, competence and in the interest of the State.

6. Confer upon the Commissioner the powers necessary to administer and enforce this Act.

Section IV – Establishment of the Public Service

1. The Public Service is hereby established as the collective body of persons employed by the State.

2. The Commission is hereby established as an independent office of the Office of the Governor to manage employees of the State.

3. The Commission shall be headed by a Commissioner, who shall be appointed by and serve at the pleasure of the Governor, on the advice of the Executive Council of the State.

4. The Commissioner shall maintain a central registry of all public servants.

5. Each department shall administer its employees in accordance with this Act and any regulations made under it by the Commission.

6. Public servants shall be appointed under merit-based procedures prescribed by regulation.

7. Appointments may be permanent, temporary or contractual.

8. Terms and conditions of employment shall be determined by departmental policy and regulation consistent with this Act.

Section V – Duties and Conduct of Public Servants

1. Public servants shall act in good faith, impartially and in the public interest.

2. No public servant shall engage in conduct constituting abuse of office, corruption or misuse of State property.

3. Departmental codes of conduct may be issued consistent with this section.

Section VI – Qualified and Executive Immunity

1. A public servant shall not be personally liable for any act or omission done in the course of their official duties if:

   • The act was done in their official capacity.

   • The act was done in the reasonable belief that it was in the interest of the State.

   • The act does not violate another's legal rights or applicable law.

2. The department shall be liable in place of the public servant for actions done in their official capacity.

3. Executive officers shall enjoy executive immunity for acts done in good faith in the exercise of their official powers, subject to judicial review for gross misconduct or unlawful intent.

4. Immunity under this section does not extend to acts of corruption, gross negligence or willful misconduct.

Section VII – Liability and Disciplinary Action

1. Departments may impose disciplinary measures for misconduct or violation of duty.

2. Nothing in this Act shall prevent criminal prosecution where warranted by law.

3. Where liability arises from conduct beyond official capacity, the employee may be held personally responsible.

Section VIII – Administrative Responsibility

1. The Commissioner is responsible for the administration of this Act.

2. The Commission may adopt regulations and guidelines necessary to implement the provisions of this Act.

Section IX – Commencement

1. This Act shall come into force on the date of its assent.

Section X – Legislative Record

1. Introduced by: Provisional Government of San Andreas

2. Adopted on: 9 November 2025

3. Status: Enacted as law