International Security and Policing (InterSPol) Act 2023
-
I support the changes and applaud the concept.
-
While we are supportive of the establishment of an international agency for European coordination on matters of crime and public safety, the Republic of Istkalen has certain issues with the act as it stands, though these are not so major as to prevent support. In particular, we are concerned about the meaning of the terms "humanitarian," "humanitarian regulations," and "humanitarian law;" corresponding to no legally established category of law, we fear that these may be used by unscrupulous actors either to prevent the extradition of genuine criminals or to confound said process.
I therefore propose the following amendment:
AMENDMENT II
Remove all references to 'humanitarian.'
Iras Tilkanas
Council Speaker and Councillor for the Republic of Istkalen -
I request a debate extension, as the Premier Commissioner would like to intervene on this debate.
Donald Tusk
Councillor for Spain -
Unpinned by
Istkalen -
Pinned by Istkalen
-
Debate will be extended to 23:59 GMT on 15 April 2023.
Iras Tilkanas
Council Speaker and Councillor for the Republic of Istkalen -
Debate will further be extended to 23:59 GMT on 18 April 2023. No further extensions will be given.
Iras Tilkanas
Council Speaker and Councillor for the Republic of Istkalen -
Good evening Councillors and specially to Cllr. Dina and the Speaker of the European Council.
Firstly, I would like to thank Councillor Dina for recovering one of my old proposals from my Internal Affairs Commissioner era, that took place between 2020 and 2021. Back to those dates, I proposed the creation of EUROPOL, which I wanted to become "the common link between police forces all around Europe". Now, with a way different name, the Sertian Councillor is making this real.
I only wanted to speak for two reasons: the first one, to thank Councillor Dina for her effort and her commitment to an idea that fell into ignorance after I left the office and none of my successors ever resumed. The second one, to show my support for the idea. Maybe this should have been pushed forward by the European Commission, or jointly, but the thing is that this proposal has been made and that is a reality.
With that said, I hope it passes. And congratulations, Councillor, for proposing such an important act today.
Jean-Claude Juncker
Premier Commissioner -
Debate has ended. One amendment has been proposed, as follows:
AMENDMENT I
Schedule 2: Jurisdiction and powers of InterSPol
I. A local or international body of InterSPol may issue a warrant of arrest to another country’s InterSPol if
a. An individual or collective of individuals has an outstanding offence in their country of origin, and they have since left their country of origin. The following requirements must be met for a warrant to be issued in this circumstance:
i. The petition must cite the offence within the nation’s legal code,
ii. The petition must detail the legal consequences of the offence,
iii. The petition must disclose the level of danger which an individual or collective may pose to the general public within the current host country and country in which the event took place.
b. Warrants issued under the previous paragraph can be cited as Schedule 2a warrants.
c. An individual or collective has committed an offence in one country, and passed through one or many countries before arriving in a third country. The following requirements must be met for a warrant to be issued in this circumstance:
i. All which follow from Schedule 2, I.a.i – I.a.iii,
ii. The country where the offence took place must notify the other relevant countries of international criminal activity,
iii. The countries through which the offender(s) passed must report the timestamp at which they were notified of such criminal activity occurring before a warrant is issued
d. Warrants of the above type can be cited as Schedule 2c warrants.
II. InterSPol will approve a Schedule 2a or Schedule 2cwarrant unless
a. Passages I.a.i – I.a.iii are not met
b. The offence for which the warrant is being petitioned violates clearly established international humanitarian law.
i. It will be the duty of the Special Constable in the receiving country to determine whether a warrant can be issued.
III. Where an offence was committed, and it is believed the offending bodies are present (legally or not) within the same country or jurisdiction, a warrant for arrest will NOT be issued by InterSPol unless
a. The offending part(ies) possess indefinite diplomatic immunity,
i. If diplomatic immunity expires within 14 days following the petition for a warrant, InterSPol will reject the application for a warrant
b. It is substantially or highly likely that a serious act of terrorism will imminently occur, with serious consequences for other surrounding nations or territories.
IV. Under no circumstances will InterSPol issue any warrants for the violation of immigration laws of member nations.
Voting on amendments will begin NOW and continue until 23:59 on 16 May 2023.
Iras Tilkanas
Council Speaker and Councillor for the Republic of Istkalen -
On behalf of United Duchies I vote FOR this amendment.
James Mizrachi-Roscoe,Councillor for United Duchies -
On behalf of the United Kingdom, I vote for the amendment.
Ed Miliband
-
On behalf of the Mishar republic I ABSTAIN from voting.
Mrs. Susie Dakota, Councilor for the Mishar republic. -
With two votes for, the amendment has passed.
Final voting begins now and will continue until 23:59 GMT on 27 May 2023.
Iras Tilkanas
Council Speaker and Councillor for the Republic of Istkalen -
On behalf of United Duchies I vote FOR this act
Councillour for United Duchies , James Mizrachi-Roscoe -
On behalf of the United Kingdom, I vote for this act.
-
With two votes FOR, this act has passed.
Iras TIlkanas
Council Speaker and Councillor for the Republic of Istkalen -
Unpinned by Istkalen
The Kingdom of Spain
