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The '''Civilian Cognitive Capacity Check (CCCC)''' is a standardized citizenship test for foreign immigrants in [[T'vaqi]]. It is modeled after the [[Examination Day|Cognitive Capacity Exam]], scored out of 10 points rather than 40. A minimum score of 5 points is required to pass the Check. Those who fail the Check may retake it after three years; those who pass may not retake the Check.

Along with having lived in T'vaqi for ten non-consecutive years, a passing score on the CCCC is required for all foreign immigrants in T'vaqi who have no [[Cognitive Capacity Scale|Cognitive Capacity Score]]. This applies to all immigrants who relocate to the island at an age older than 16.5 years, since this makes it impossible to take the ordinary CC Exam.
== Proposal ==
The Civilian Cognitive Capacity Check was instituted as the result of a compromise with then-Senior Magister [[Havo T'l]] in [[72 PC]]. A bill to grant civilian status to foreign immigrants who have lived in T'vaqi for at least ten non-consecutive years had been proposed by Grand Magister [[Piqo Thipoqo]], failing 7-8. T'l, who had voted against the bill, offered to switch his vote (thus allowing the bill to pass) if some form of intelligence test was also made a requirement for citizenship. The CCCC was then created, allowing the revised bill to pass 8-7 with T'l's approval.
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