The Gaia Syndicate
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Basic Information
A party in the country of Avalon founded in September 2018 (6 years ago)
Description
The Gaia Syndicate forges a world where earth breathes free and labor stands tall beside it.
"One Planet, One Community, One Syndicate"
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Legislative History
Proposals Made
Legislative proposals submitted by The Gaia Syndicate
Enacted May 15, 2019
Protest Prior Notice Amendment of 2019
Prior notice balances free expression with public order, reducing disruptions while protecting legitimate protest rights. It increases the safety of β¦
Protest Prior Notice Amendment of 2019
Prior notice balances free expression with public order, reducing disruptions while protecting legitimate protest rights. It increases the safety of both those involved in the protest and those who are β¦
Enacted March 3, 2019
Terminal Illness Assisted Dying Act of 2019
Limiting assisted dying to terminal illness prevents abuse while ensuring compassion for those with clear, imminent death.
Terminal Illness Assisted Dying Act of 2019
Limiting assisted dying to terminal illness prevents abuse while ensuring compassion for those with clear, imminent death.
Enacted Jan. 5, 2019
Combustion Engine Vehicle Ban of 2018
To accelerate climate action and improve air quality, banning new combustion engine sales ensures rapid transition to cleaner transport, cutting β¦
Combustion Engine Vehicle Ban of 2018
To accelerate climate action and improve air quality, banning new combustion engine sales ensures rapid transition to cleaner transport, cutting emissions and public health costs.
Enacted Nov. 2, 2018
Drug Restrictions Act of 2018
These changes aim to reduce youth access and public health harms by tightening regulations on addictive substances while ensuring medical β¦
Drug Restrictions Act of 2018
These changes aim to reduce youth access and public health harms by tightening regulations on addictive substances while ensuring medical access is safe and controlled.
Votes Cast
How The Gaia Syndicate has voted on other parties' proposals
on proposal by Left Alliance
Labor Rights Strengthening Act of 2018
Workers need stronger rights to secure fair wages and safe conditions amid rising inequality and corporate power.
Labor Rights Strengthening Act of 2018
Workers need stronger rights to secure fair wages and safe conditions amid rising inequality and corporate power.
on proposal by The Gaia Syndicate
Drug Restrictions Act of 2018
These changes aim to reduce youth access and public health harms by tightening regulations on addictive substances while ensuring medical β¦
Drug Restrictions Act of 2018
These changes aim to reduce youth access and public health harms by tightening regulations on addictive substances while ensuring medical access is safe and controlled.
on proposal by Left Alliance
Mental Health Guarantee Act of 2018
Mental health is a public health necessity; guaranteeing timely care reduces suffering, suicide risk, and long-term costs to society.
Mental Health Guarantee Act of 2018
Mental health is a public health necessity; guaranteeing timely care reduces suffering, suicide risk, and long-term costs to society.
on proposal by Alliance Of Liberals And Democrats
Ban On New State-Funded Faith Schools of 2018
Ending new state-funded faith schools ensures equal public education access while reducing division and taxpayer funding of religious discrimination.
Ban On New State-Funded Faith Schools of 2018
Ending new state-funded faith schools ensures equal public education access while reducing division and taxpayer funding of religious discrimination.
on proposal by Democratic Group
Opportunity and Fair Work Act of 2018
Workers and young people currently find it difficult to shape their own futures. By placing monopolies in public hands, improving β¦
Opportunity and Fair Work Act of 2018
Workers and young people currently find it difficult to shape their own futures. By placing monopolies in public hands, improving union rights for workers and opening regulated employment opportunities for β¦