The Drug Enforcement Act 669

Recognizing The current deuterating situation with drug enforcement in Kodiak
Enacts this act to drive down drug related crimes with an expansion of our drug enforcement task force

Article 1 - Kodiak Drug Enforcement Agency

1.1 - Funded by the Ministry of Justice and Law and Order, establishes the reorganization of the Drug Enforcement Task Force, into a new administration under the ministry known as the Kodiak Drug Enforcement Agency (KDEA)

1.2 - The KDEA will establish the Drug Enforcement Task Force (DETF) to enforce the Controlled Substances Policies outlined in The Controlled Substances Act (Inter).

1.2.1 - The KDEA has the authority to select Agents for the task force by board review.

1.2.2 - Selected Agents for the task force are required to have 5 years of Law Enforcement experience with a clean record prior to employment to the task force.

1.2.2- Selected Agents will be required to go through a 2 month Training Course in the DETF Academy before being allowed into the force.

1.3 - The Justice and Law and Order Minister will select from a pool of qualified candidates to pick a Director of Operations.

1.3.1 - The Director of Operations will be the head of the Agency and will carry out orders from the ministry and Facilitate planned Operations of the Task Force.

1.3.2 - The Director of Operations will be in charge of selecting the officers to promote to the DETF after a board review.

1.3.3 - The Director of Operations' salary will be determined by the Justice and Law and Order Minister each budget year.

1.4 - The Headquarters of the KDEA will be in RykkBurgh, Olympiatus.

1.5 - Regional Headquarters will be set up in each established region of Kodiak.

1.5.1 - Each headquarters will be funded with the given budget with border regions and Major Port regions given higher priority.

1.5.2 - Regional headquarters will be lead by a Regional Director who reports to the Director of Operations.

1.6 - Support Staff will help the KDEA agents in investigations and administrative work.

1.6.1 - Main Support Staff will consist of an Intelligence Research Specialist, Forensic Analysts, and administrative staff positions.

1.6.2 - Intelligence Research Specialists and Forensic Analysts will be required to have a Criminal Justice degree and pass a licensing test at the to be qualified to these positions.

1.7 - Salaries for DETF Agents and Support staff will be determined by a board headed by the director of operations.

1.8 - F3,200,000,000 florins will be allocated to fund the KDEA.

1.8.1 - F1,500,000,000 florins will be allocated to salaries for support staff and DETF agents.

1.8.2 - The remaining budget will be for funding of investigations, operations, and the training course.

1.9 - F8,500,000,000 florins will be allocated from the treasury to build the main and regional headquarters.

Article 2 - Say No To Drugs Program

2.1 - Government Funded Ad Campaign to deter citizens from controlled substances including all schedule A drugs.

2.1.1 - 10 million Florins will be issued for the Campaign.

Article 3 - Organized Crime Division

3.1 - The Organized Crime Division (OCD) will operate under the main Headquarters of the State Bureau of Investigations.

3.1.1 - The Organized Crime Division conducts operations targeted specifically towards crime organizations.

3.1.1.1 - Operations such as investigations into national and international crime organizations and gangs are to be performed.

3.1.1.2 - OCD has approved authority to prosecute any of the previously mentioned organizations on the The Controlled Substances Act (Inter) and The Kodiak Felony Act 637.

3.1.1.3 - The Organized Crime Division does not have authorization to wire tap, set up up surveillance, or Searches without probable cause and a judge issued warrant.

3.2 - The Organized Crime Division will have its own budget separate of the SBI'S budget.

3.2.1 - F125,000,000 Florins will be allocated from the Ministry of Justice, Law and Order for the division.

Article 4 - Formerly Established DETF

4.1 - The Drug Enforcement Task Force created by The Policing Act, 645 will be integrated into the new DETF under the KDEA.

4.1.1 - The members of this task force will have to go through a review before they are admitted to the DETF, Any member who fails the review will be reassigned in another department.

4.2 - Repeal and slash out Article 1 Section 5 and the subsections under section 5 in The Policing Act, 645.

Authored and Proposed by Chancellor Williams, MGA, KSDP Leader