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Unique Bill Identifier bill

20260212-1 \\ ??? words \\ Rejected \\ Creates unique bill identifiers for every bill.

Changes:Updated §3.4(a) & fixed sections.
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§1 PurposeThe purpose of this bill is to establish a standardized system for assigning identifiers to bills and facilitating consistent voting procedures.
§2 DefinitionsFor the purposes of this bill:

  • **Bill:** Any proposed legislation submitted for consideration.
  • **Unique Bill Identifier (Bill ID):** A distinct identifier assigned to each bill upon proposition.

§3 Bill Identification
§3.1 Assignment of Bill IDAll bills must be assigned a Unique Bill Identifier at the time of proposition.
§3.2 Re-proposed or Amended BillsIf a bill is re-proposed, amended, or otherwise substantively modified, a new Unique Bill Identifier must be assigned.
§3.3 Format of Bill IDBill Identifiers must follow the format: `yyyymmdd-x`, where:
  • `yyyy` represents the year of proposition (UTC).
  • `mm` represents the month of proposition (UTC).
  • `dd` represents the day of proposition (UTC).
  • `x` represents a sequential number starting at `0`, incremented for each bill proposed on the same day.

§3.4 Inclusion of Bill ID in PropositionsAll new bill propositions must include the assigned Bill ID either in the title or in the body of the proposition.
  • If a Bill ID is omitted at the time of submission, the proposer may:

  • (a): If a Bill ID is not added at the time of proposal it may be added at any time by any official or citizen whom comments it on the original post; and/or may
  • (b): Use the date portion (`yyyymmdd`) temporarily until the full identifier can be assigned.

§4 ImplementationThis bill shall take effect immediately upon passage.

Metadata Internal ID: 97
Bill proposed(Unix Epoch): 1770925762
Proposer: Any-Firefighter-1993
Original link: https://www.reddit.com/r/TeenGovernment/comments/1r33gcv/amended_unique_bill_identifier_bill/
Approval admin:
Approval link: TAG
ARPD-Curator: Zeedith

History

  • 3/11/2026, 2:07:37 PM: Updated bill
  • 2/12/2026, 7:51:32 PM: Updated bill
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