mandates for television features and functions, and clarifies retransmission rights of satellite carriers. Freedom to Bank Act. , 2009-03-10, originally , 2006-09-29. Ends laws and regulations which deny decision-making opportunities and communication control to bank account holders. States in its long title that such laws "treat the American people like children". Constitutional rights: right to keep and bear arms Second Amendment Protection Act of 2007. , 2007-02-15, originally , 1997-10-23. Defends law-abiding citizens' Second Amendment rights to own firearms. National Park Second Amendment Restoration and Personal Protection Act of 2007. , 2007-04-17. Prohibits firearm regulation within the National Park System. Based on 2006 legislation by Senator George Allen. Citizens Protection Act of 2007. , 2007-05-22. Repeals the Gun-Free School Zones Act of 1990 as amended. See also the Anti-Terrorism Act of 2007. Constitutional rights: habeas corpus See American Freedom Agenda Act. Constitutional rights: limited government Term limits, 1970s: Paul was the first member of Congress to propose term limits legislation in the House, one of several bills considered "ahead of their time" by Texas Monthly magazine. Market Process Restoration Act of 1999. , 1999-05-13. Repeals United States antitrust law (which limits cartels and monopolies), with intent to restore market economy benefits. To repeal the Military Selective Service Act. , 2007-01-11, originally , 2001-04-26, cosponsored since , 1997-09-05. Abolishes the Selective Service System, prohibits reestablishment of the draft, and forbids denial of rights due to failure to register. Eminent domain: attempted to prevent the Department of Housing and Urban Development from seizing a church in New York through eminent domain. International Criminal Court (ICC): Barred ICC jurisdiction over the U.S. military (2002 amendment). Global tax: Barred American participation in any U.N. "global tax" (2005 amendment). Surveillance: Barred surveillance on peaceful First Amendment activities by citizens (2006 amendment). Individual privacy may be an area of Paul's greatest influence, and he has long worked tirelessly against forms of what he considers to be federal snooping. Sunlight Rule. , 2009-03-05, originally , 2006-03-02. Amending the Rules of the House of Representatives to ensure that Members have a reasonable amount of time to read legislation that will be voted upon. Prohibits votes on legislation from occurring until ten days after its introduction, with the intent of giving lawmakers enough time to read bills before voting on them; allots 72 hours for House members and staff to examine the contents of amendments. Paul charged his fellow