And Kringalia:

Quote:2. All individuals involved in the forum move and the Transitional Government will receive a general amnesty for their  these actions, conditional on good behaviour and acknowledgement of culpability, and revocable by the Assembly at any time during the next six months.

Otherwise you're pardoning them for everything they've ever done, ever.

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It should be said that the Parole Board was created to act as a fairer deciding body on matters of character and reform; as opposed to using the Assembly. And that a general period of six months is far, far leaner than what is offered to those under parole:

Quote:4. If parole is granted, the regional and/or forum ban shall be revoked and the individual shall be allowed to reside in The South Pacific.
5. After six months of residency, the individual may apply for citizenship, albeit with a prohibition on holding office.
6. While on parole, the special parole board can decide at any time, by majority vote, to revoke an individual’s parole; this decision should consider the security of the region and the contributions of the individual to the region.
7. After six months of citizenship, the individual may apply to the parole board for the prohibition on holding office to be lifted. The parole board can grant this motion, provided a majority of the board supports – and in doing so, the individual will no longer be held under any conditions of parole.