Popular Action Of Society

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This party was disbanded on 29 July 2026 at 10:59 PM. All historical data (proposals, votes, laws, etc.) has been preserved, but the party is no longer active.

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Basic Information

A party in the country of Broadlands founded in November 2016 (8 years ago)

Description

PAS is a reformist center-left economic party with a patriotic orientation and balanced social values. It supports national development, labor protection, a mixed economy, and social cohesion, promoting stability, responsability, and national identity

"Solution for people"

Core Pillars

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Wealth redistribution
Wealth redistribution from the rich to the poor
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Education priority
Invest in schools and universities
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National identity
Prioritize national culture
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Protections for workers
Strong labor rights and wages
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Committed to Democracy

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Legislative History

Proposals Made

Legislative proposals submitted by Popular Action Of Society

Proposed by Popular Action Of Society
Enacted Nov. 21, 2017

Vehicle Emissions Deregulation Act of 2017

Removing vehicle emissions standards ensures consumer choice and supports economic growth by avoiding costly regulations that stifle automotive innovation and …

Proposed by Popular Action Of Society
Enacted Oct. 23, 2017

Foreign Ownership Property Restrictions of 2017

Encourages foreign investment in key sectors while protecting local housing affordability and residential stability.

Proposed by Popular Action Of Society
Enacted Oct. 6, 2017

Living Wage Policy Reform of 2017

Raising the minimum wage to a living wage reduces poverty and boosts local economies by ensuring workers can afford basic …

Proposed by Popular Action Of Society
Enacted Oct. 6, 2017

Ban On Homeschooling Prohibition Act of 2017

Homeschooling risks educational gaps and social isolation; mandatory licensed schools ensure consistent standards and equal opportunity for all children.

Proposed by Popular Action Of Society
Enacted Oct. 6, 2017

Youth Employment Standards Act of 2017

This change balances youth development with early work experience, allowing 16-17-year-olds protected employment while ensuring no child labor under 16.

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Votes Cast

How Popular Action Of Society has voted on other parties' proposals

Voted Aug. 7, 2017
on proposal by Popular Action Of Society

Living Wage Policy Reform of 2017

Raising the minimum wage to a living wage reduces poverty and boosts local economies by ensuring workers can afford basic …

Voted Aug. 7, 2017
on proposal by Popular Action Of Society

Youth Employment Standards Act of 2017

This change balances youth development with early work experience, allowing 16-17-year-olds protected employment while ensuring no child labor under 16.

Voted Aug. 7, 2017
on proposal by Popular Action Of Society

Youth Employment Standards Act of 2017

This change balances youth development with early work experience, allowing 16-17-year-olds protected employment while ensuring no child labor under 16.

Voted Aug. 7, 2017
on proposal by Popular Action Of Society

Ban On Homeschooling Prohibition Act of 2017

Homeschooling risks educational gaps and social isolation; mandatory licensed schools ensure consistent standards and equal opportunity for all children.

Voted Aug. 7, 2017
on proposal by Popular Action Of Society

Ban On Homeschooling Prohibition Act of 2017

Homeschooling risks educational gaps and social isolation; mandatory licensed schools ensure consistent standards and equal opportunity for all children.

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