This bill requires miners to contribute ten percent of weekly mineral extraction to local authorities, with forty-five percent forwarded to the Imperial Stock. It requires local records, equal collection, infrastructure-related contribution reductions, reporting, and ministerial oversight.
A collective and extractive resource-contribution bill with local administration and accountability requirements.
The bill redirects extracted mineral output into local and imperial public stocks.
The mineral contribution functions as in-kind public revenue.
Local authorities collect and retain part of the resources despite central oversight.
It encourages mineral extraction and mining infrastructure without environmental limits.
The act explicitly requires equal application without preferential treatment.
It requires records, reporting, fair collection, and oversight.
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