betterment stimulus ActS
The Betterment Stimulus Acts started as two independent and separate private-public development acts created through committee meetings and titled the Assurance Systems Act, and the BORTL (Better Options for Recreation, Travel, and Leisure) Act.
Laws start as Acts or Bills, and some of the summary verbiage of the statutes within the Assurance Systems Act relates to Universal Standard Offerings (USO). Data was made available publicly to assist in the educational process, including:
Laws start as Acts or Bills, and some of the summary verbiage of the statutes within the Assurance Systems Act relates to Universal Standard Offerings (USO). Data was made available publicly to assist in the educational process, including:
- Inflation minimization:
- infusing structured capital over four alternating periods which provide varying benefit values over a 10 year period (minimal, standard, premier, and maximal)
- A registration option for an early access to Universal Standard Offerings' inaugural 1st year
- When districts reach:
- >55% individual USO registration, USO start dates for registered individuals are announced
- >75% individual USO registration, USO individual offerings access begins
- >65% organization USO registration, USO start dates for registered organizations are announced
- >90% organization USO registration, USO organization offerings access begins
Statutes pertaining to the Assurance Systems Act and Universal Standard Offerings were convened through private subcommittee to enable elected leaders to publicly accelerate the Assurance Systems Act into law when USA districts reach:
- greater than 33% USO registration; the Assurance Act becomes qualified as a public matter and is made publicly available for the legislative recording process
