the law prevents the consideration of gewog, village, and other civil documentation. Article NYA (ཉ) provides that all fraudulent Kashos (certificates) not granted by the King himself be investigated by the Home Minister and reported to the royal government. Penalty for violations The sole penalty is deprivation of citizenship. Article TA (ཏ) restates the 1958 law that punishes all citizens who are "involved in acts against the King or speaks against the Royal Government or associates with people involved in activities against the Royal Government" with deprivation of citizenship. This Article also punishes anyone who knowingly presents false information during naturalization with deprivation of citizenship "after due verification of the false information presented." On its face, this law represents a procedural safeguard, or an element of due process, on the tails of Bhutan's sedition and speech laws. This law is also an example of de jure imputation of political opinion by the government due to association. Repeal The Act and its Amendments were superseded on June 10, 1985 by the Citizenship Act of 1985. See also Bhutanese nationality law Immigration in Bhutan Law of Bhutan Politics of Bhutan Bhutanese refugees Nationality law Jus sanguinis Bhutan Notes Repealed Bhutanese legislation 1958 in law Immigration to Bhutan 1950s in Bhutan 1958 in Asia