The Office of Personal Prosperity

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Life Code Regulation Directory

The Life Code Regulation (LCR) Directory contains all the rules pertaining to our operations, principles of life, and stances on topics.

INTRODUCTION

The purpose of this directory is to centralize all rules pertaining to our way of life to ensure a focus on a lifestyle that is closer to what we’re wanting. Prior to the LCR all departments issued regulations without consultation from each other leading to confusion and sometimes conflicting regulations. 

Rule Making Process:

  1. In order for a rule to be made, it must first be proposed and debated by a respective department recognized by the Office of Personal Prosperity.
  2. Next, it must be approved by the respective department recognized by the Office of Personal Prosperity. From it’s proposal date, it must wait a minimum mandatory three-day waiting period before approval may be granted.
  3. Finally the Office of Personal Prosperity must approve the regulation. Once Approved it becomes an official regulation added to the LCR Directory. Any regulation that has been approved cannot go into effect until at least two-weeks from the final approval date.

The Office of Personal Prosperity recognizes the Financial Services Oversight Committee (FSOC) to handle all matters pertaining to finances, Labor Review Board (LRB) to handle all employment matters, SHAPE Commission to handle moving out (ie. school bus project) and housing related matters, Office of Planning, Engagement, & Activity (OPEA) to handle creating and managing fun lasting memories by going out, Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MOFA) to handle all matters relating to public/internal relations, The Department of Health and Wellness (DHW) to handle all medical and health related matters, and the Accountability Board of Review (ABOR) to handle internal investigative matters, Accountability matters, and meeting basic life necessities. Additional entities may be created under the jurisdiction of the departments but must be approved by their respective departments previously recognized.

We hope by having a centralized directory we will be able to more accurately comply with the regulations and lead to an improved lifestyle. Ultimately, enforcement is up to ourselves. We must follow through because this is and will always be for a better life.  

The Life Code Regulations (LCR) shall be categorized by sections respective to each department and the naming convention of starting with LCR. (period) followed by the date it was proposed in the format of YYMMDD (Year, Month, and Day) – (dash) Department Acronym. (period) and finally, alphabet letter beginning with “A”. Example: LCR230702-ABOR.A

LCR Sections:

  1. Accountability Board of Review
  2. Labor Review Board
  3. Financial Services Oversight Committee
  4. Office of Planning, Engagement, & Activity
  5. Ministry of Foreign Affairs
  6. SHAPE Commission
  7. Department of Health and Wellness

SECTION 1. ACCOUNTABILITY BOARD OF REVIEW

  • LCR230706-ABOR.A
    • Trash compartments in or near the living corridors must be emptied on a daily basis in order to provide for a clean state of mind.
  • LCR230708-ABOR.A
    • Electronic devices that uses LEDs or similar lights must turned off at 9:45 PM, Sunday through Thursday.
      • LCR.230708-ABOR.A.1b
        • Exception: Electronic devices may be used if it is required for work or educational purposes.
  • LCR230708-ABOR.B
    • Soft Drink Restriction – You can only drink soft drinks (Sugary beverages) up to once per month. 
  • LCR230729-ABOR.A
    • The primary transportation vehicle must have monthly vehicle inspections to ensure proper care and safety. Document any irregularities and advise accordingly with the Financial Services Oversight Committee to come up with a spending solution.
  • LCR230729-ABOR.B
    • Do not tell anyone of your short-term plans, in case it doesn’t end up happening leading to disappointing news and awkward conversations with people who are aware. 
  • LCA230801-ABOR.A
    • Life Code Advisory – When possible we advise against driving any time after 10 PM, and where possible to avoid the KANSAS BOULEVARD area in Topeka KS. Since there is an influx of law enforcement presence in that area, the aim is to mitigate any unlawful stops and seizures.
  • LCR230817-ABOR.A
    • You must always have a bag that contains emergency and travel essential items on or near you and or is stored in an accessible location. 
    • REQUIRED ITEMS: A portable power bank, charging cables for USB type C, Micro USB, and Apple lightning port, first aid; bandaids, pain relief pills, , flashlight, taser, pepper spray, personal hygiene products; Mini toothpaste, mouthwash, razor, shaving cream, toothbrush, and small snacks.
  • LCR230907-ABOR.A
    • There shall be no food or drinks left on the bed after consumption. 
  • LCR231216-ABOR.A
    • When planning on driving more than 35 miles, you must submit a Plan of Action (POA) Report that must include a brief description of what you’re doing and who you’re going with. 
  • LCR25526.ABOR.A
    • Effective: 05/29/2025
    • Any paid holiday day(s) off must be spent doing productive work. You must have accomplished something tangible or made progress in accomplishing something tangible.
  • LCR25514-ABOR.A
    • Effective: 07/11/2025
    • It shall be unlawful to use any profane or vulgar language.
  • LCR25512-ABOR.A
    • Effective: 07/26/2025
    • The bed must be made every morning before starting your day, making the bed look presentable.
  • LCR25421-ABOR.A
    • Effective: 06/21/2025
    • The Accountability Board of Review (ABOR) must review every two weeks whether Life Code Regulations (LCR) or Temporary Life Code Regulations (TLCR) violations have occurred and will issue citations if determined to be correct; such citation shall be informational only. The citation must be submitted in print. If the same violation occurs two times or more, ABOR will have the authority to issue an appropriate form of punishment, which can include a fine.

SECTION 3. FINANCIAL SERVICES OVERSIGHT COMMITTEE

  • LCR25523.FSOC.A
    • Effective: 05/29/2025
    • It shall be prohibited to pay more than 10% in tips of the sale price. Furthermore, if the no tax on tips legislation becomes law, it shall be prohibited to leave any tip at all.
  • LCR25501-FSOC.A
    • WHEREAS establishing long-term financial restrictions.
    • OPINION
      • We believe the main priority for 2026 is reducing the debt balances. Therefore, we need to start building up a separate savings account specifically for that purpose. We believe once we save enough to pay off a balance, it will be disbursed. This means officially putting a pause to any major investments or changes around our finances, so long as this regulation is effective. This regulation should be repealed once debts are paid off. This does mean delaying current projects and initiatives apart from ones that are already approved. We expect this to be effective for 18 months from July 2025. 
    • THEREFORE
      • Effective July 1st, 2025, and continuing until repealed. 
      • It shall be prohibited from accruing any more debt as such unless authorized by the Financial Services Oversight Committee. $750 per month shall be allocated to a Debt Reduction Fund, specifically the Discover Savings account ending in 0057. The accumulated funds will be used at the discretion of the Financial Services Oversight Committee. General services shall not exceed $1,000 per month, and all long-term financial obligations shall be paid at the default rate.
        1. Once a monetary obligation has been paid off, the difference between the monthly obligation payment shall go towards increasing the contribution for the Debt Reduction Fund. 
      • The Financial Services Oversight Committee must approve fund usage from the Debt Reduction Fund and require a one-week waiting period from the approval date before funds may be disbursed. 
      • There shall be no major financial investments or increases to regularly occurring monthly expenses.
        1. Any financial request beyond the allowed $1,000 monthly limit for general services shall be denied.
      • If income increases, the Financial Services Oversight Committee shall reallocate the monthly contribution rate towards the Debt Reduction Fund. General Services or the long-term financial obligations shall not be modified whatsoever.

SECTION 8. DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH & WELLNESS

  • LCR230228.DHHS.A525
    • Effective: 06/30/2025
    • WHEREAS issuing revised guidance on our official stance on Marijuana usage. 
    • Revised 05/05/2025
    • OPINION:
    • After further consideration, we think that it shall still be discouraged upon ourselves, but allowing individuals designated by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs as “Person of Significant Interest”, to an extent, to use marijuana without repercussions from the Ministry. As such, individuals who are designated by the Ministry must be regularly investigated to ensure they are upholding a commitment to improve our overall commonwealth as referenced in LCR230812-SEWFA.A, by instituting safeguards and monitoring usages, it mitigates the risk of an unproductive lifestyle or one that may be perceived negatively. 
    • Title M43, originally adopted on April 20th, 2023, established an acceptable regulatory means of usage that was regulated and safer than an all-prohibition. Even then, it lacked reporting requirements to ensure compliance. We believe in building upon the language and processes of Title M43. Any individuals who are not designated by the Ministry will still require a refrainment from such individuals. When it comes to ourselves, it may be permitted so long as we are in a safe location in a non-group setting.         
    • THEREFORE effective 06/30/2025Our official policy stance on the usage of Marijuana shall be allowed in limited capacity. Any edibles shall still be prohibited no exceptions. Individuals designated by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs as “Person of Significant Interest”, to an extent, shall be allowed to use Marijuana without repercussions from the Ministry. Such individuals must complete a form and take an oath to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, committing to not adversely affect the initiatives, objectives, and operations of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs or any of the departments. Such individuals must also agree to be subject to ongoing monitoring of their frequency of usage. The Ministry has the sole discretion to revoke an individual’s designation status and has the authority to issue a no-contact order, resulting in us blocking and or no longer communicating with said individuals. Individuals who agree to the oath of non-interference will waive any and all appeal rights established by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs or any other department. Marijuana usage is preferred under state-approved dispensaries and is allowed from credible resellers. Credible means you must have known the seller for at least four months and or another individual who is designated a “Person of Significant Interest” can vouch. The resale of the substance shall be prohibited. Usage around dogs, cats, pregnant women, or high-health risk populations shall be prohibited. Usage shall not be permitted in an enclosed motor vehicle. There must be an effort towards keeping the substance out of reach and out of plain sight as a means for safety and legal caution. Usage shall be allowed up to four designated days per month if aged 22-24, and no maximum if aged 25 or older. A designated day for the purpose of this regulation means a day permitting to use of marijuana; a designated day must be made in advance of at least 24 hours from intended use and in writing. The Department of Health & Human Services is allowed to further regulate beyond this scope in its capacity under the continued authority of the Office of Personal Prosperity. Such further regulation does not require a further approval process but only a one-week waiting period before changes take effect.
  • LCR240911.DHHS.A525
    • Effective: 06/30/2025
    • WHEREAS issuing revised guidance on our official stance on alcohol consumption. 
    • Revised 05/05/2025
    • OPINION:
    • I strongly dislike the taste of alcohol and don’t really see a need to push for allowing myself to drink. Nevertheless, it shall be allowed in limited safe situations.
    • THEREFORE effective 06/30/2025
    • Our official policy stance on the consumption of alcohol shall be to allow in a limited capacity. Permitting the conditions set forth:
    • Consumption will only be allowed for special occasions that are made known in advance.
      • “Known in advance” for the purpose of this regulation means being made known in writing for at least two days before the special occasion. 
      • “Special Occasion” for the purpose of this regulation means a designated occasion that occurs infrequently or no more than once every two weeks