PART 1 - ESTABLISHMENT

1. The Department of Defense shall include:
   1. The Secretary of Defense
   2. The Secretary of Homeland Security
   3. Any other members added by law or the Administration

PART 2 - TERRORISM

1. Terrorism shall be defined as:
   1. A person, pair, or group of people who plan, threaten, or attempt to raid, trash, damage, or deface any part of the White House, website, or its resources
   2. A person, pair, or group of people who plan, threaten, or attempt to harm, dox, or abuse any member of the White House
      1. Doxxing shall be defined as releasing or distributing personal information of any person including real and full names, addresses, contact information, social media, information related to the person’s family, or anything else as determined by the Court.
          
2. Class
   1. Terrorism shall be a Class A offense
       
3. Oversight
   1. The Department shall:
      1. Maintain a list of people, pairs, or groups who are suspected to commit an act of terrorism
      2. Maintain a public list of terrorist people, pairs, and groups
      3. Maintain a public list of fake White House group badges
      4. Work with the Administration and BoT to coordinate emergency responses to acts of terrorism
   2. If a threat is found, the Department shall:
      1. Inform a member of the Executive Office of the President
      2. Inform all members of the White House on suspected threats of terrorism upon approval from the President
   3. If a fake group badge is found, the Department shall:
      1. Inform the Administration and the Secret Service
      2. Add the badge to the public list of fake White House badges
          
4. Defense Readiness Condition
   1. The Department shall maintain a DEFCON alert state on the website in an appropriate location
      1. DEFCON 1 - An act of terrorism is underway.
      2. DEFCON 2 - An act of terrorism is suspected in the next 24 hours.
      3. DEFCON 3 - An act of terrorism is highly likely.
      4. DEFCON 4 - An act of terrorism is likely.
      5. DEFCON 5 - An act of terrorism isn’t likely.

PART 3 - INTELLIGENCE SERVICE

1. Establishment
   1. There shall be a service run by the Department of Defense called the Intelligence Service
   2. The Service shall be charged with the protection of national security from all threats foreign and domestic, protecting the White House, it’s democracy, and it’s people
       
2. Membership
   1. The service shall be led by the Secretary of Defense
   2. Employees of the White House may be appointed to the Intelligence Service by the Secretary of Defense and/or the President
   3. Membership to the Intelligence Service is top secret and must not be shared with anyone who doesn't occupy one of the following positions:
      1. President
      2. Vice President
      3. Chief of Staff
      4. Secretary of Defense
   4. Members of the Intelligence Service shall not communicate with other members of the Intelligence Service about matters of national security unless authorised by the Secretary of Defense
       
3. State Secrets
   1. All members of the Intelligence Service shall take a legally binding oath, provided by the Executive Office of the President or Secretary of Defense, swearing to never release any state secrets
   2. “state secrets” shall be defined as:
      1. The names of any member in the Service, except for those which are already public information
      2. Their own involvement in the Service
      3. Any information discussed within the Service regarding national security
      4. Any information as designated by the Secretary of Defense, President or Chief of Staff
   3. It shall be a Class A crime to break the oath, regardless of the platform or way the information is shared, which may or may not be pursued through a trial due to the nature of the Service and national security

PART 4 - LISTS

1. National Punishment
   1. The National Punishment list (NP) is a list of people or groups which, if they are a member of said list, may not be employed at any of our Allied organizations
   2. Before any person or group can be added to the list, they must be approved by:
      1. The President
      2. The Chief of Staff
      3. The Secretary of State
      4. The Secretary of Defense
      5. A District Judge or Associate Justice in a District Court hearing
          
2. Ban on Sight
   1. The Ban on Sight list (BoS) is a list of people or groups which, if they are a member of said list, may not enter or use any White House room, website, or property, and may not be employed at the White House.
   2. Before any person or group can be added to the list, they must be approved by:
      1. The President
      2. The Chief of Staff
      3. The Secretary of State
      4. The Secretary of Defense
      5. At least two of three Associate Justices in the Supreme Court in a hearing
          
3. Hearing
   1. Any hearing as stated under this part shall be scheduled by the Department of Justice upon request by the Department of Defense
   2. Before the hearing may be scheduled, all members whose approval is required outside of the court must have approved the addition
   3. The Authority at a hearing shall be defined as the Judge or Associate Justice in a NP hearing, or the panel of three Justices in a BoS hearing
   4. At the hearing:
      1. The person or a representative of the group being added to the list may attend and defend their case, however if they do not attend, the hearing shall commence anyway
      2. The Department of Justice shall provide information and evidence as to why the person or group should be added to the list
      3. No person or group shall be added to the list without evidence, as determined by the Authority at the hearing
      4. There shall be no jury at the hearing
      5. The Authority shall decide whether or not to add the person to the list
   5. The Authority must not be biased, and shall take into consideration all evidence, or lack thereof, and the arguments of the defense when making a decision
   6. Upon conclusion of the hearing, the Department of Justice shall update the record of the Court to show the verdict
       
4. Procedures
   1. Additions
      1. The Department of Defense shall request the approval of the appropriate members in a message on the website, including the Department of Justice in the message
      2. After all members have approved, the Department of Justice shall schedule the hearing
      3. After the hearing, if the decision was to add the person or group to the list, the Secretary of Defense shall publish an order with the following information:
         1. The person or group added to the list
         2. Which list the person or group is added to
         3. A statement that all the appropriate members approved the addition
         4. A hyperlink to the appropriate hearing on the website
             
   2. Removals
      1. Any person or group may be removed from any lists in this part if they are approved by the:
         1. President
         2. Secretary of Defense
      2. If they are approved, the Secretary of Defense shall publish an order repealing the order which added them
          
   3. Clone Accounts
      1. Any punishment applied by membership on any lists in this part shall also be applied to any alternate accounts confirmed to be the same person or part of the same group
          
   4. Website Restriction
      1. Any person or group on the BoS list shall have restricted access to the website, as deemed fit by the Digital Services Administration
      2. The person or group shall still be able to submit an appeal to the Court on the website

PART 5 - DIGITAL SECURITY

1. Establishment
   1. It is the duty of all members to maintain the security of their accounts
   2. Accounts meaning Habbo White House accounts, Habbo accounts, Discord accounts, and any other digital tool used by White House employees
       
2. Offenses
   1. It is a Class B offense to:
      1. Purposely attempt or successfully obtain access to an account of a member which is not their own
      2. Purposely give out, publish, or distribute credentials for their accounts
      3. Purposely attempt or successfully obtain documents, records, or any data related to the White House which they are unauthorized to obtain
      4. Purposely give out, publish, or distribute documents, records, or any data related to the White House which they are unauthorized to obtain or distribute
      5. Assist or encourage the breaking of this section

PART 6 - POWERS TO AMEND

1. The President and Chief of Staff may amend Part 1 via order.
2. The Secretary of Defense may amend Parts 2, 3, and 4 via order via consent from the House of Representatives.
3. Part 3 in its entirety shall only be in effect via order by the President, Chief of Staff, or the Secretary of Defense.
4. All amendments to this Act by primary legislation must have received the Secretary of Defense’s response