HPDBC Chapter 104 Cybertron Comprehensive Foundation Academy Act
Chapter 104 Cybertron Comprehensive Foundation Academy Act
More than a year later, the understanding of the Supreme Council by the Gravity Vector has evolved.
It was a rusty, abandoned tower, the kind with its base welded shut.
Of the initial batch of basic guarantee laws, some have finally been truly implemented.
Unified Explanation of Basic Supply Risk Rating, Provisions for Judicial Review of Temporary Suspension, Synchronized Rules for Low-Level Appeal Entry Points, Legal Framework for Basic Maintenance and Energy Supply Security, Registration of Sources of Administrative Security Review Authority, Transparent Rules for Resource Allocation and Tax Sharing, Detailed Regulations for Urban Arbitration and Civil Arbitration...
After overcoming numerous difficulties, all of these were approved and entered the implementation phase.
Each law is followed by a string of rejection records, proposed amendments, departmental inquiries, parliamentary deliberations, supplementary explanations, and implementation disputes.
Sometimes, looking at those version numbers, she felt like she wasn't the chief judge, but a Cybertronian bug fixer.
In addition, she also clearly defined the boundaries for senior management, departments, and urban areas.
Permissions can be used, but the source must be clearly stated; resources can be accessed, but records must be kept; appeals and inquiries can be made; restrictions can be initiated, but "temporary" cannot be written as unlimited.
She cannot tip the scales to one side; she must first ensure that the scales truly exist.
This sounds very basic, but the most amazing thing about Cybertron is that many of the most basic things are the hardest to implement.
She later promoted another set of products.
Legal education.
Interpretation of basic laws and regulations, appeal process, public safety, identification of administrative overreach, basic rights and obligations of citizens, "I want to appeal" entry point on public terminals...
She had barely pushed the first version up when objections started to come in.
[The interpretation of the rules for push notifications to low-privilege channels may lead to misinterpretation.]
[If the explanation of basic rights is taken out of context, it can easily lead to unnecessary complaints.]
The overly prominent public terminal appeal portal may cause system congestion.
The guidelines for identifying administrative overreach are overly strong in their wording and may undermine the credibility of local departments.
As he looked at the vector, he became so angry that he laughed. He covered his head and yelled at his desk, allowing himself to briefly revert to a monkey-like state before continuing to process the data.
Misinterpretation? Then write a basic version, a standard version, and a complete index version.
Invalid appeals? Then set up a consultation portal and archive the content that does not constitute grounds for filing a case as frequently asked questions.
System congestion? Then let public terminals handle the traffic, instead of cramming all low-privilege requests into a single, outdated entry point.
Undermining the credibility of local departments? She simply replied: Credibility should not be built on the premise that citizens cannot identify overstepping of authority.
This statement was later labeled by Parliament as "too strong".
The index vector has been changed.
This should be changed to: [Public trust should be built on the foundation of transparent authority and verifiable procedures.]
It's milder, but the meaning hasn't changed.
Parliament is annoyed, she's annoyed, and both sides are fairly fair.
After the first batch of low-privilege legal education push notifications went online, feedback data came back quickly.
In the first week, the number of visits to the appeal portal surged.
Half of them were identified by the system as consultations and did not constitute a case for filing.
Parliament calls this an ineffective burden, and categorizes it into another category—legal universal benefit.
A lower-level maintenance station sent an inquiry asking how long a temporary closure could be extended before a review could be requested.
A transport worker asked where to find the resource allocation records.
An old mining machine left a message on a public terminal, saying that this was the first time it had come to the fact that administrative assistance in accessing records also required a source of authorization.
Yin Vector looked at those comments for a long, long time without expressing any thoughts, but simply expanded the scope of the next version's push a little.
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What truly gave Parliament a major headache was the college draft bill.
It's not even the tenth edition.
At this stage, the draft had been modified so much that the version number looked like a string of error codes.
Cybertron Comprehensive Foundation Academy Act
—Article 1, Compulsory Education.
All new and younger aircraft must receive basic education and must not be refused admission based on their aircraft code, production sequence, birth city, functional category, armor specifications, or defect records.
—Article 2, Public Expenses.
Basic colleges are jointly funded by public finance and urban areas, and are not allowed to charge basic course fees to citizens with low privileges.
—Article 3, Facility Standards.
College facilities must meet basic standards such as safety, maintenance, terminal access, course access, and compatibility with non-standard equipment.
—Article 4, Courses.
Basic laws and regulations, public safety, appeal process, citizens' rights and obligations, basic maintenance knowledge, information retrieval, introduction to mathematics and engineering, history and systems, professional awareness.
—Article 5, Repair and maintenance of completed machines.
Adult citizens who have not received basic education can apply to enter remedial courses and should not be refused due to age, old occupational labels or low-level status.
—Article 6, Open access to professional introductory materials.
All career paths must provide a low-access, introductory path description. In-depth professional materials can be tiered, and entry and advancement requirements must be publicly available.
—Article 7, Judicial Appeals.
If any college refuses to admit students, discriminates against them, provides substandard facilities, cuts courses, or charges fees illegally, affected individuals can submit an appeal through a low-access appeal portal.
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After the draft was submitted, the parliament remained silent for several weeks.
There are too many of them; they don't know where to start blocking the way.
The financial burden of public funds is too great.
Limited access to school enrollment may lead to chaos in urban management.
The cost of non-standard machine adaptation facilities is uncontrollable.
The course content involves the authority of multiple departments.
The release of introductory professional training materials may impact the existing training system.
[Complete equipment repair courses may affect workforce stability.]
When he saw the last vector, he tapped his finger on the table.
Although Parliament tried to pressure them and responded to each of these points, they ultimately did not reject the draft bill outright.
They dare not.
The pilot data for the low-privilege appeal process is already available.
After the public safety course was launched, the basic accident rate in several urban areas did indeed decrease.
After the basic security legislation is implemented, if the old departments want to use "security review" to completely shut down supply lines, they will have to prepare a lot of things that they were too lazy to prepare before.
More importantly, the external situation no longer allows them to continue pretending that the lower levels will never speak out.
The Decepticons are expanding, while the Autobots are becoming more organized.
The Chief Justice is no longer a newly appointed one who can be held back by their formats and procedures.
Delay itself is starting to come at a price.
So they put the draft into the "preparation for formal deliberation" stage.
It was finally put openly on the table.
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Sentinel Prime's private frequency bands are always very accurate.
Even vectors suspect that he might have installed a notification plugin on her terminal specifically to annoy her.
Sentinel Prime: [Comprehensive Basic Academy. Are you finally ready to turn this draft into an ideal world?]
Yin Xiang stared at the line of text, expressionless, his fingertips tightening.
Are you finally ready to write your objections in a decent way?
Sentinel Prime: [I'm just curious, do you really think that if you open a door for every machine, they'll know how to get there?]
The vector sneered.
That's still better than you hiding the door and then laughing at them for not being able to get in.
The other side stopped for a while.
Sentinel Prime: [Knowledge doesn't establish order by filling low-level channels. Misunderstandings only create more noise.]
Vector reference: [You always like to call their sounds noise.]
Sentinel Prime: [Most machines lack the ability to judge complex laws and career paths.]
Vector reference: [That's why it needs to be taught.]
Sentinel Prime: [You're dismantling the filtering mechanism.]
Yin Xiang stared at those words, slowly clenching his teeth, his eyes growing even colder.
No, I'm dismantling the part of you that disguises selection as destiny.
This time, Sentinel Prime did not return immediately.
The vector picked up the already cooled energy liquid next to him and took a sip; the taste was just so-so.
She frowned, then put it back. A new message from Sentinel Prime popped up.
Sentinel Prime: [You will create many uncontrollable factors.]
You call any future that isn't permitted by you "uncontrollable."
Sentinel Prime: [You're becoming more and more like a true chief judge.]
The vector looked at this sentence and remained silent for two seconds.
It didn't sound like a compliment; coming from Sentinel Prime, she dismissed it all as waste liquid.
She typed slowly.
Thank you. You sound unhappy.
Sentinel did not return.
She saved the conversation using a vector tool, and just wrote down a random name for it.
[Today's Case Record of Enemy's Disease]
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The formal review preparation period is even more complicated. Parliament has chosen to dismantle the college's draft bill from every detail.
Each of these points could elicit a long list of objections.
In one day, the vector control team processed three rounds of opinions, held two court hearings, reviewed four implementation feedback reports, and finally had to recalculate the pilot budget for the basic college.
She stared at the budget sheet, remained silent for a long time, and finally took a deep breath and resigned herself to revising, resubmitting, and fighting to the bitter end.
Those terms were further refined, one by one.
"Appropriate extensions are permitted" has been changed to "Extensions shall not exceed two cycles and a written explanation must be submitted."
"Arranged by local authorities as appropriate" has been changed to "Local authorities need to submit a timetable for facility compliance".
"Identity matching verification" has been changed to "matching requirements registration, which shall not be used as a reason for refusing admission".
"Professional information is made available according to access permissions" has been changed to "Introductory path is public, advanced information is made available in tiers according to clear conditions".
She's become quite adept at it now; she can instantly identify potential loopholes behind every vague word.
She deleted one vague phrase after another, such as "when necessary" and "at discretion."
Until it is clear and obvious at a glance.
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On the day the first draft of the academy's plan entered the formal agenda, the low-access legal education channel happened to push out the new course.
How to determine whether administrative data access exceeds the necessary scope?
[Steps for applying for a temporary suspension review]
[Explanation of Basic Rights and Obligations: First Edition]
Yin Vector looked at those few push notifications, making sure no one had secretly deleted any content or removed the appeal portal before closing the interface.
Public channels outside are still debating the college's draft bill.
Some say this is a necessary reform, others say it will waste resources, still others say that the lower classes don't need that knowledge, and some even say she just wants to use the education system to expand the influence of the judiciary.
She saw all those words, but didn't reply to any of them.
She's really busy; she doesn't have the time or inclination to respond or explain.
And to be honest, the other party wasn't entirely wrong.
She is indeed expanding her influence, but only within the scope of the rules that citizens can touch. If this is called judicial influence, then let them call it that.
she does not mind.
The system notification light will light up gently.
[Cybertron Comprehensive Basic Academy Bill: Now on the formal agenda.]
As he looked at the line of text, Yin Vector finally leaned back in his chair and let out a long breath.
The door was slightly ajar, but victory was still a long way off.
She dragged out the next revised document, finally picked up her pen, and the title was still that nauseatingly long name.
[Cybertron Comprehensive Foundation Academy Act - Official Agenda Revised Version]
From now on, don't even think about closing the door.