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# The Secure State Grounds Act (SSGA)

**Section 1: Title** This legislation shall be known as the **The Secure State Grounds Act (SSGA)**.

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**Section 2: Purpose and Scope** 

The purpose of this Act is to authorize and ensure an **unrestricted law enforcement presence** at designated government properties to maintain the **safety, integrity, and operational security** of vital state and municipal infrastructure.

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**Section 3: Authorized Law Enforcement Deployment**

1. **Uncapped Deployment Authorization** There shall be **no cap or numerical restriction** on the number of law enforcement officers or agents present at or responding to any emergency incident (13-A) at designated government properties.
2. **Authorized Agencies** The following agencies are granted full operational authority under this Act:

   * **Los Santos Police Department (LSPD)**
   * **San Andreas Park Rangers (SAPR)**
   * **San Andreas State Troopers (SAST)**
   * **Federal Investigation Bureau (FIB)**

   These agencies may deploy any and all **personnel, vehicles, and tactical resources** necessary to secure the premises and ensure public safety.

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**Section 4: Designated Government Properties** 

This Act applies to both the **interior and surrounding areas** of the following public institutions:

* **City Hall**
* **Prison**
* **All Active State Government Offices**
* **Hospitals**

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**Section 5: Standing Authority Clause**

* Law enforcement presence at government properties is **not conditional on a declared threat level**.
* Agencies may station units, conduct security sweeps, and remain on-site at their discretion for proactive protection and operational readiness.

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**Section 6: DOJ Oversight and Administrative Authority**

1. The **San Andreas Department of Justice (DOJ)** retains administrative oversight of this Act.
2. At any time, the DOJ may:
   * **Modify** the list of designated protected properties
   * **Adjust operational guidelines** or recommend scaling back agency presence when appropriate
   * Issue policy revisions to ensure the act aligns with public interest and legal standards
3. All changes must be formally recorded and distributed to all law enforcement agencies within 48 hours of issuance.

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**Section 7: Effective Date** This Act is effective **immediately** and remains in force until amended or repealed by the DOJ or legislature.


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