Popular Action Of Society
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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"
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Legislative History
Proposals Made
Legislative proposals submitted by Popular Action Of Society
Rejected July 22, 2017
Vehicle Emissions Standards Repeal of 2017
Removing vehicle emissions standards protects consumer choice and economic flexibility while addressing regulatory overreach that harms affordability and innovation.
Vehicle Emissions Standards Repeal of 2017
Removing vehicle emissions standards protects consumer choice and economic flexibility while addressing regulatory overreach that harms affordability and innovation.
Rejected June 4, 2017
Digital Platform Accountability Act of 2017
Moderate regulation better protects users from harm by removing illegal content, ensuring age-appropriate access, and enforcing data security, balancing safety …
Digital Platform Accountability Act of 2017
Moderate regulation better protects users from harm by removing illegal content, ensuring age-appropriate access, and enforcing data security, balancing safety with online freedom.
Enacted April 22, 2017
Energy And Language Policy Reform of 2017
These changes promote energy reliability and national unity by prioritizing a stable energy mix and reducing administrative costs through unified …
Energy And Language Policy Reform of 2017
These changes promote energy reliability and national unity by prioritizing a stable energy mix and reducing administrative costs through unified language policy.
Rejected Feb. 27, 2017
Strict Social Reform Act of 2016
These changes will reduce addiction, protect public health, and dismantle harmful profit-driven industries by eliminating access to legal vice and …
Strict Social Reform Act of 2016
These changes will reduce addiction, protect public health, and dismantle harmful profit-driven industries by eliminating access to legal vice and cracking down on illegal markets.
Rejected Jan. 11, 2017
Ban On Homeschooling Prohibition of 2016
Homeschooling risks educational gaps and social isolation; licensed schools ensure consistent standards, safety, and equitable learning for all children.
Ban On Homeschooling Prohibition of 2016
Homeschooling risks educational gaps and social isolation; licensed schools ensure consistent standards, safety, and equitable learning for all children.
Votes Cast
How Popular Action Of Society has voted on other parties' proposals
on proposal by Popular Action Of Society
Ban On Homeschooling Prohibition of 2016
Homeschooling risks educational gaps and social isolation; licensed schools ensure consistent standards, safety, and equitable learning for all children.
Ban On Homeschooling Prohibition of 2016
Homeschooling risks educational gaps and social isolation; licensed schools ensure consistent standards, safety, and equitable learning for all children.
on proposal by United Liberals
Housing Subsidies Reform Act of 2016
Targeted housing subsidies maximize limited funds by helping those most in need, rather than relying solely on large-scale social housing …
Housing Subsidies Reform Act of 2016
Targeted housing subsidies maximize limited funds by helping those most in need, rather than relying solely on large-scale social housing which can be costly and inefficient.
on proposal by Popular Action Of Society
Ban On Homeschooling Prohibition of 2016
Homeschooling risks educational gaps and social isolation; licensed schools ensure consistent standards, safety, and equitable learning for all children.
Ban On Homeschooling Prohibition of 2016
Homeschooling risks educational gaps and social isolation; licensed schools ensure consistent standards, safety, and equitable learning for all children.