CHATGPT'S AI WRITES/DRAFTS A LAW FOR QSTPS CONCERNING UNIVERSAL BASIC INCOME FOR ALL RESIDENTS IN A COUNTRY

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me a law that will solve Economic Inequality using

following data points

. The Government has the power to print money and distribute it to everyone using everyone's bank accounts and mobile number via mobile money transfer. 2. The Government has power to engage with all the producers of basic commodities to advise them not to hike prices when the people receive their monthly stipend. 3.Every Resident needs 70,000 dollars a month to not only consume but to save hence invest. 4. All residents from infants will get the stipend whether they are working or not. 5. Printing the currency is both for free distribution of it to the residents and for sale to banks. 6. Since the Government prints money it does not need to tax the incomes of people as it can also print for its needs.

ChatGPT said:

Thanks for your request. You're proposing a very bold and unconventional economic policy framework—essentially a universal monetary stipend system funded by unlimited sovereign currency issuance, with no taxation and full price control cooperation from producers. Below is a draft law based on your provided data points, followed by a professional assessment of its likely economic implications.

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Draft Law: Economic Equity and Prosperity Act (EEPA)

Preamble

Whereas economic inequality undermines national unity, personal well-being, and long-term economic stability, this law establishes a Universal Economic Stipend (UES) to ensure that every resident has the financial means to consume, save, and invest. The Act leverages the sovereign power of the State to issue currency, ensuring that no citizen lives below the standard of economic dignity.

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Article 1: Universal Economic Stipend (UES)

1. Monthly Stipend Distribution
   The government shall issue a monthly stipend of $70,000 to every legal resident, including infants, children, and unemployed individuals, via:

   • Bank account deposits

   • Mobile money transfers tied to national ID and mobile numbers

2. Unconditional Access
   The stipend shall be distributed unconditionally, regardless of income, employment status, or wealth.

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Article 2: Monetary Sovereignty and Currency Issuance

1. Sovereign Money Creation
   The Central Bank shall have exclusive authority to issue currency for:

   • Monthly UES payments

   • Government operations and investments

   • Sale to commercial banks

2. Elimination of Income Taxation
   As currency issuance shall meet the State’s fiscal needs, personal income taxes are abolished.

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Article 3: Price Stability Measures

1. Price Coordination with Producers
   The Ministry of Economic Coordination shall establish agreements with producers and suppliers of basic commodities (e.g., food, housing, transport) to maintain price stability during and after stipend disbursements.

2. Anti-Profiteering Measures
   Producers that hike prices unjustifiably in response to stipend disbursement will face regulatory review, sanctions, and potential expropriation of essential services.

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Article 4: Digital Distribution Infrastructure

1. Unified Digital Platform
   The Government shall maintain a secure national digital platform for:

   • Identity verification

   • Mobile and banking integration

   • Transparent reporting and fraud prevention

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Article 5: Oversight and Adjustment

1. Economic Stability Council (ESC)
   A non-partisan ESC shall monitor inflation, consumption, savings, and economic inequality. It shall recommend adjustments to:

   • Stipend amounts

   • Producer agreements

   • Monetary issuance levels

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Assessment of Economic Implications (Professional Summary)

This system, while ambitious and well-intended to solve inequality, would face major challenges under conventional economics:

Strengths:

• Universal inclusion: Everyone receives a financial baseline.

• Potential reduction in poverty and inequality: Immediate gains in purchasing power.

• Technological feasibility: Mobile money and digital IDs make distribution technically possible.

Risks and Challenges:

1. Hyperinflation: Printing money without underlying productivity increases would likely destroy the value of the currency, even if prices are regulated in the short term.

2. Producer compliance: Price controls historically lead to shortages, black markets, and declining quality.

3. Incentive erosion: High stipends may disincentivize labor, leading to lower production and supply-side strain.

4. Currency devaluation: International trade could collapse if other nations lose faith in the currency.

5. Unsustainable economic cycle: A constantly expanding money supply with static or falling production leads to instability.

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Alternative Recommendation: Hybrid Model

To achieve the goals of reducing inequality while maintaining economic sustainability, consider a hybrid version:

• Universal Basic Income (UBI) at a modest level (e.g., $1,500–$2,000/month)

• Funded through a mix of taxes, productivity-based money creation, and strategic monetary tools

• Paired with public investment in education, healthcare, housing, and infrastructure

• Encourage private sector productivity while offering a financial floor

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Would you like a version of this law written in legal language (suitable for a legislative proposal), or want to simulate how this policy would impact inflation and the economy using real data or models?

You said:

Both please

ChatGPT said:

To run this simulation yourself, you'll need to log in to ChatGPT to enable Python code execution. However, you can also run it on your local machine or in a notebook environment like Jupyter or Google Colab.

Here’s the code you can copy and paste:

python
import matplotlib.pyplot as plt

# Assumptions
monthly_stipend = 70000  # USD
population = 10_000_000  # 10 million residents
months = 12
initial_money_supply = 1_000_000_000_000  # $1 trillion
base_inflation_rate = 0.02  # 2% base monthly inflation
money_velocity = 1.5
price_elasticity = 0.1

# Initialize tracking
money_supply = [initial_money_supply]
inflation = [base_inflation_rate]
consumer_prices = [100]  # Starting CPI
total_distributed = []

# Monthly simulation
for month in range(months):
    distributed = monthly_stipend * population
    total_distributed.append(distributed)

    new_money_supply = money_supply[-1] + distributed
    money_supply.append(new_money_supply)

    monthly_growth = (distributed / money_supply[-2]) * money_velocity
    monthly_inflation = base_inflation_rate + (monthly_growth * price_elasticity)
    inflation.append(monthly_inflation)

    new_cpi = consumer_prices[-1] * (1 + monthly_inflation)
    consumer_prices.append(new_cpi)

# Plot results
plt.figure(figsize=(12, 6))
plt.subplot(1, 2, 1)
plt.plot(money_supply, label="Money Supply ($)")
plt.title("Money Supply Over Time")
plt.xlabel("Month")
plt.ylabel("Total Money Supply")
plt.grid(True)
plt.legend()

plt.subplot(1, 2, 2)
plt.plot(consumer_prices, label="Consumer Price Index (CPI)", color="orange")
plt.title("Consumer Price Inflation")
plt.xlabel("Month")
plt.ylabel("CPI")
plt.grid(True)
plt.legend()

plt.tight_layout()
plt.show()

This simulation illustrates how increasing the money supply at this scale would likely drive compound inflation, even with modest price elasticity.

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Now, here's your legal-language version of the proposed law:

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Economic Equity and Prosperity Act (EEPA) – Legislative Draft

Section I – Title

This Act shall be cited as the Economic Equity and Prosperity Act (EEPA).

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Section II – Purpose

To eradicate economic inequality by guaranteeing all residents of the Republic a universal monthly stipend, funded through sovereign currency issuance, ensuring both immediate welfare and long-term investment potential.

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Section III – Definitions

• Resident: Any individual legally residing within the jurisdiction, including minors and dependents.

• Universal Economic Stipend (UES): A monthly monetary benefit of $70,000 provided to each resident.

• Sovereign Currency: Legal tender issued by the Central Bank under the exclusive authority of the State.

• Basic Commodities: Goods deemed essential for living, including food, housing, utilities, healthcare, and education.

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Section IV – Provision of UES

1. The State shall deposit $70,000 monthly into accounts of all residents.

2. Distribution shall be executed through:
   a. Registered bank accounts
   b. Mobile money wallets tied to national identification and mobile numbers

3. The stipend is universal and unconditional.

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Section V – Currency Issuance and Fiscal Operations

1. The Central Bank shall issue sovereign currency as required to:
   a. Fund the UES
   b. Conduct government operations
   c. Support liquidity needs of commercial banks

2. The collection of individual income tax is hereby abolished.

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Section VI – Price Stabilization Protocol

1. The Ministry of Economic Coordination shall coordinate with producers and suppliers to prevent opportunistic price increases following stipend disbursement.

2. Any enterprise engaging in unjustified price hikes shall be subject to:
   a. Administrative penalties
   b. Market regulation
   c. Public acquisition in cases of systemic abuse

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Section VII – Oversight and Adjustment

1. An independent Economic Stability Council (ESC) shall monitor macroeconomic indicators, including inflation, savings rates, and purchasing power.

2. ESC shall recommend quarterly adjustments to:
   a. The amount of the stipend
   b. Regulatory frameworks for producers
   c. Monetary policy instruments

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Section VIII – Enforcement and Implementation

1. The Ministry of Finance and the Central Bank shall be the principal enforcing bodies.

2. This Act shall enter into force six (6) months from the date of its publication in the official gazette.

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Would you like to simulate longer-term effects (2–5 years), or would you prefer to revise the draft to make it more inflation-resistant? 

You said:

Make it more inflation resistant

ChatGPT said:

To make the Economic Equity and Prosperity Act (EEPA) more inflation-resistant, we must address the primary cause of inflation in your model: the excessive and continuous increase in the money supply without corresponding growth in goods and services.

Here's a revised version of the EEPA, including mechanisms to control inflation while still pursuing economic equity:

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🧩 Key Changes for Inflation Resistance

• Link stipend funding partly to economic productivity, not only printing.

• Introduce tiered or variable stipends based on economic indicators.

• Introduce output-linked money issuance rather than purely fixed monthly injections.

• Encourage productive use of the stipend (e.g., investing, education, housing).

• Allow partial taxation or investment bonds to control excess demand.

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Revised Law: Inflation-Resistant Economic Equity and Prosperity Act (IR-EEPA)

Section I – Title

This Act shall be cited as the Inflation-Resistant Economic Equity and Prosperity Act (IR-EEPA).

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Section II – Purpose

To eliminate economic inequality through a sustainable, productivity-linked universal economic stipend, funded through controlled sovereign currency issuance and investment-driven redistribution.

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Section III – Definitions

(Same as in previous version.)

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Section IV – Provision of the Universal Economic Stipend (UES)

1. Every legal resident shall receive a monthly base stipend of $10,000, with the possibility of performance-linked top-ups based on:

   • National productivity growth

   • Inflation levels

   • Budget surpluses from sovereign wealth or resource exports

2. A flexible stipend cap shall be set annually by the Economic Stability Council (ESC) to avoid inflation.

3. The stipend shall be delivered via digital means, as before.

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Section V – Controlled Currency Issuance

1. The Central Bank may issue currency for UES funding only when:

   • Inflation is below 4% year-on-year

   • GDP growth exceeds 2%

   • There is no major supply constraint in key commodities

2. A “Money-Issuance Rule” is hereby established:
   Currency issuance shall be no more than 5% of nominal GDP annually, unless overridden by emergency law.

3. Alternative funding for the stipend may come from:

   • Sovereign wealth fund returns

   • Green bonds and productivity-backed digital assets

   • Public investment dividends

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Section VI – Productive Use Incentives

1. Stipend recipients shall be rewarded with matching government investments or credits when funds are used for:

   • Starting or investing in businesses

   • Home ownership

   • Accredited education and training

   • Long-term savings or bonds

2. A National Productive Account (NPA) shall be established to manage matching incentives.

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Section VII – Dynamic Price Stabilization Framework

1. Producers of basic commodities shall be encouraged to:

   • Sign voluntary Price Stability Pacts

   • Participate in subsidized supply chain programs

   • Receive tax incentives or micro-grants for stable pricing

2. In case of excessive price increases:

   • Temporary price caps may be imposed

   • Government may activate emergency public production or import schemes

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Section VIII – Monetary and Fiscal Buffering

1. The ESC may recommend temporary withholding or partial saving of stipends in digital wallets (e.g., 50% available, 50% time-locked) to reduce demand shocks.

2. A micro-tax (≤1%) on luxury goods and capital outflows may be used to dampen speculative consumption.

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Section IX – Oversight and Adaptive Governance

1. The Economic Stability Council (ESC) shall:

   • Publish quarterly inflation-risk assessments

   • Adjust stipend tiers, money issuance, and stabilization tools as needed

   • Ensure full transparency to the public

2. The ESC shall include:

   • Central Bank Governor (chair)

   • Minister of Finance

   • Representatives from labor, business, and academia

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Section X – Implementation

This Act shall take effect one (1) year after publication to allow digital, fiscal, and logistical infrastructure to be established.

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✅ Benefits of the Revised Act

• Inflation-resistant by design (controlled printing, investment linkage)

• Encourages productive behavior, not just consumption

• Creates a dynamic balance between money supply and real economy

• Maintains equity goals while protecting long-term value of money

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Would you like:

• A simulation of this revised model to compare inflation outcomes?

• A constitutional amendment version to support this law structurally?

• A short executive summary suitable for media or policy briefings?

You said:

A constitutional amendment version to support this law structurally?

ChatGPT said:

Certainly. Here is a draft constitutional amendment designed to structurally support the Inflation-Resistant Economic Equity and Prosperity Act (IR-EEPA) within a national constitution. This amendment would entrench the legal basis for universal stipends, controlled monetary issuance, and economic equity as constitutional rights and principles.

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📜 Draft Constitutional Amendment

Amendment [Number]: Economic Equity and Monetary Sovereignty Amendment

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Section 1 – Right to Economic Dignity

1. Every citizen and legal resident shall have the right to economic dignity, including access to sufficient means for:

   • Basic needs and well-being,

   • Long-term financial security, and

   • Equal opportunity to participate in economic life.

2. The State shall guarantee this right through a Universal Economic Stipend, as determined by law, to be distributed on a periodic basis.

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Section 2 – Sovereign Currency and Fiscal Independence

1. The power to issue legal tender and regulate the national money supply shall reside solely with the Central Bank, operating under independent mandate in accordance with the Constitution and national law.

2. The issuance of sovereign currency shall be permitted for:

   • Public welfare,

   • Investment in national development,

   • The Universal Economic Stipend, and

   • Support of liquidity in the financial system,

   provided that such issuance is consistent with macroeconomic stability and the public interest.

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Section 3 – Inflation Control and Price Stability

1. The State shall adopt measures to ensure that monetary issuance does not endanger the stability of prices or the value of the national currency.

2. A non-partisan Economic Stability Council (ESC) shall be established with constitutional authority to:

   • Advise on the levels of monetary issuance,

   • Set conditions for stipend disbursement,

   • Recommend emergency monetary and price controls where necessary.

3. The ESC shall include representation from government, the Central Bank, and civil society, and shall act transparently and in accordance with the Constitution.

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Section 4 – Non-Taxation of Labor and Basic Income

1. The income derived from the Universal Economic Stipend shall be exempt from taxation.

2. The State may impose taxes for specific purposes, including inflation control, investment regulation, and redistribution, but no tax shall be imposed solely on earned labor income unless approved by a national referendum.

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Section 5 – National Productive Use Mandate

1. The State shall promote the productive use of all distributed stipends and monetary benefits, including incentives for:

   • Education and skills development,

   • Business creation,

   • Sustainable housing and energy use, and

   • Long-term national savings.

2. Public programs may be established to match or amplify citizen investments that align with national development goals.

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Section 6 – Legal Supremacy and Justiciability

1. This Amendment shall have the force of supreme law, and all inconsistent provisions in national legislation or policy shall be brought into conformity within 24 months of ratification.

2. Citizens shall have the right to challenge violations of this Amendment before national courts, and remedies shall include enforcement orders and fiscal redress.

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Section 7 – Transition and Implementation

1. Parliament shall enact enabling legislation within 18 months of ratification to implement this Amendment.

2. Until full implementation, the State shall prioritize:

   • Establishment of digital financial infrastructure,

   • Macro-fiscal modeling capacity, and

   • National consultations on stipend frameworks.

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✅ Summary of What This Amendment Does:

Area	Constitutional Change
Rights	Declares economic dignity and stipends as constitutional rights
Money	Entrenches sovereign money issuance power
Stability	Creates ESC with constitutional legitimacy
Taxes	Limits taxation on income, especially labor
Productivity	Mandates investment-linked policy design
Enforcement	Makes provisions enforceable by courts

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Would you like this formatted into an official gazette style document or adapted for a referendum ballot summary?

You said:

Official gazette style document please

ChatGPT said:

Certainly. Below is your constitutional amendment presented in the formal style typically used in official gazettes, including appropriate headings, numbering, formatting, and legislative tone. This version is designed to appear in a national gazette or legal publication.

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THE REPUBLIC OF [Your Country]

OFFICIAL GAZETTE

Published by Authority

[Volume Number] | [Issue Number] | Date: [Insert Date]

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CONSTITUTION OF THE REPUBLIC OF [Your Country]

AMENDMENT NO. [XX] OF [YEAR]

THE ECONOMIC EQUITY AND MONETARY SOVEREIGNTY AMENDMENT ACT

Enacted by the Parliament of the Republic and ratified in accordance with Article [X] of the Constitution:

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An Act to amend the Constitution to establish the right to economic dignity, authorize sovereign monetary issuance for public welfare and investment, create a framework for universal stipends, and safeguard macroeconomic stability.

ENACTED by the Parliament of the Republic of [Your Country], and ratified by the required constitutional process, as follows:

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1. Short Title

This Act may be cited as the Economic Equity and Monetary Sovereignty Amendment Act, [Year].

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2. Insertion of New Chapter in the Constitution

The Constitution is hereby amended by inserting the following Chapter immediately after Chapter [X]:

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CHAPTER [X+1] — ECONOMIC EQUITY AND MONETARY SOVEREIGNTY

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Article 1 – Right to Economic Dignity

1. Every citizen and legal resident of the Republic shall have the right to economic dignity.

2. This right shall include:
   a. Access to sufficient financial resources to meet essential needs;
   b. The ability to save and invest for the future; and
   c. Equal opportunity to participate in the nation’s economic life.

3. The State shall guarantee this right through a Universal Economic Stipend (UES), the terms of which shall be defined by an Act of Parliament and subject to this Constitution.

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Article 2 – Sovereign Currency Issuance

1. The authority to issue legal tender resides exclusively in the Central Bank of the Republic.

2. Currency may be issued for:
   a. The financing of Universal Economic Stipends;
   b. Public infrastructure and development programs;
   c. Emergency stabilization of the economy; and
   d. Monetary operations for financial system liquidity.

3. All currency issuance shall be subject to macroeconomic criteria prescribed by law, including safeguards for inflation and currency stability.

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Article 3 – Economic Stability Council (ESC)

1. There shall be established an Economic Stability Council (ESC), which shall be an independent constitutional body.

2. The ESC shall have authority to:
   a. Recommend annual monetary issuance limits;
   b. Set conditions for stipend disbursement based on inflation and productivity;
   c. Propose emergency interventions in the event of systemic economic risk.

3. The ESC shall be composed of:
   a. The Governor of the Central Bank (Chair);
   b. The Minister of Finance;
   c. Two independent economists; and
   d. One representative from civil society, appointed by the President with parliamentary approval.

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Article 4 – Taxation and Labor Income Protection

1. The income derived from the Universal Economic Stipend shall not be subject to income taxation.

2. No tax shall be levied on the earned income of individuals unless such tax is:
   a. Enacted through a law passed by a two-thirds majority of Parliament; and
   b. Approved by a national referendum.

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Article 5 – National Productive Investment Mandate

1. The State shall promote the productive use of public stipends and monetary distributions.

2. A National Productive Account (NPA) program may be established to match citizen investments in:
   a. Business creation and expansion;
   b. Home ownership;
   c. Education and skills development;
   d. Green energy and sustainable infrastructure.

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Article 6 – Legal Supremacy and Enforcement

1. This Chapter shall have the force of supreme law.

2. Any person whose rights under this Chapter are infringed may petition a competent court for redress.

3. All existing laws inconsistent with this Chapter shall be brought into conformity within twenty-four (24) months of its commencement.

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Article 7 – Implementation and Transition

1. Parliament shall enact enabling legislation within eighteen (18) months of the commencement of this Amendment.

2. During the transitional period, the government shall:
   a. Establish the digital and financial infrastructure for UES delivery;
   b. Conduct national consultations on stipend management; and
   c. Publish an annual macroeconomic readiness report.

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PASSED by the Parliament of the Republic of [Your Country] this [Day] day of [Month], [Year].

SIGNED and RATIFIED in accordance with the Constitution.

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GIVEN under my hand and the Seal of the Republic of [Your Country]

[Name], President of the Republic
Date: [Insert Official Date]

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