National Military Cemetery and Memorial Act, 668

WORK IN PROGRESS

An act to establish a national military cemetery to honour the fallen soldiers of the Republic.

Definitions

Kodiak Armed Forces - Kodiak Army, Kodiak Navy, Kodiak Air Force, Kodiak Coast Guard, Kodiak National Front

Member of the Armed Forces - An individual who has served in the Kodiak Armed Forces, either in combat or in the reserves, as a soldier, sailor or pilot.

Article 1

1.1 Empowers the National Cemetery Administration

Article 2 – The National Cemetery

2.1 - Authorises the marking of five hundred thousand grave sites, over 20 acres of land.

2.2 - Sets a 'grave' as a 1800mm deep, 750mm across and 2500mm in length.

2.3 - Sets a headstone with the following conditions:

2.3.1 - Sets a headstone at 600mm in height by 300mm in length and 100mm in width

2.3.2 - Sets headstone to be made out of white granite

2.3.3 - Sets headstone engraving in the following way: first name and middle initial or name, surname, date of birth (following DD/MMM/YYY), date of death (following DD/MMM/YYY), final rank, branch of service, any gallantry decorations received

2.4 - Authorises the following monuments to be constructed, pending a national design competition.

Branch Specific Memorials

- Army Memorial

- Navy Memorial

- Air Force Memorial

- Coast Guard Memorial

Theatre Specific Memorials

- Sjokalade Pool of Reflection

Article 3 - Internment in the National Cemetery

3.1 - Eligibility for Internment

3.1.1 - Current serving members of the Kodiak Armed Forces

3.1.2 - Former members of the Kodiak Armed Forces

3.2 - Prohibition from Internment

3.2.1 - Those who have committed felonies as listed in the The Kodiak Felony Act, 637

3.2.2 - Those who have been found to have committed crimes in war against international conventions.

3.2.3 - If an individual interned in the National Cemetery is later found to have committed the above, the National Cemetery Administration reserves the power to exhume the corpse and rebury in a cemetery of the deceased family's choosing.

3.2.4 - If no family of the deceased come forward to collect them, the National Cemetery Administration reserves the power to cremate the body.

3.3 - Priority for Internment shall be in the following order:

3.3.1 - Members of the Armed Forces who have been awarded an order of gallantry whilst in service.

3.3.2 - Members of the Armed Forces who have been killed in combat.

3.3.3 - Members of the Armed Forces who were honourably discharged.

3.3.4 - Members of the Armed Forces who were dishonourably discharged.

Article 4 - Funding

4.1 - Authorizes the purchase of 250 acres of land in [PLACE] for [AMOUNT]. 4.2 - Authorizes a budget of 10 million florins per annum for the basic maintenance, wage paying among other duties 4.2 - Authorizes 2 million florins for the construction of each monument.