ALAYON
Platform
Basic Information
A party in the country of Charlemont founded in April 2011 (13 years ago)
Description
ALAYON builds a future where order and opportunity rise together, forging a nation of strength and vision.
"Steel bridges, steel laws, steel futures"
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Seats held in Charlemont
Political representation across legislatures
Senate
National Assembly
Elected offices in Charlemont
Offices this party holds or has a candidate for
Presidency
Legislative History
Proposals Made
Legislative proposals submitted by ALAYON
Created May 27, 2013
Foreign Land Ownership Liberalization Act of 2013
Removing restrictions on foreign land purchases will attract investment, boost economic growth, and create jobs while maintaining fairness for domestic …
Foreign Land Ownership Liberalization Act of 2013
Removing restrictions on foreign land purchases will attract investment, boost economic growth, and create jobs while maintaining fairness for domestic buyers.
Rejected March 13, 2013
Social Housing Expansion Act of 2013
Expanding 'large-scale social housing' better addresses chronic housing shortages and ensures equitable access to stable, affordable homes for all income …
Social Housing Expansion Act of 2013
Expanding 'large-scale social housing' better addresses chronic housing shortages and ensures equitable access to stable, affordable homes for all income levels.
Rejected Jan. 26, 2013
Global Free Movement Act of 2012
Abolishing border controls promotes economic growth, cultural exchange, and human rights by removing barriers to global talent and opportunity.
Global Free Movement Act of 2012
Abolishing border controls promotes economic growth, cultural exchange, and human rights by removing barriers to global talent and opportunity.
Created Nov. 27, 2012
Private Data Collection Ban Act of 2012
Private companies exploit personal data at the expense of privacy; banning collection protects fundamental rights and public trust.
Private Data Collection Ban Act of 2012
Private companies exploit personal data at the expense of privacy; banning collection protects fundamental rights and public trust.
Rejected Nov. 2, 2012
State Allocation Of Housing Act of 2012
Current targeted subsidies fail to meet demand; large-scale social housing ensures equitable access and reduces homelessness.
State Allocation Of Housing Act of 2012
Current targeted subsidies fail to meet demand; large-scale social housing ensures equitable access and reduces homelessness.
Votes Cast
How ALAYON has voted on other parties' proposals
on proposal by Leftist League
Criminal Reformation Act of 2011
Decriminalizing marijuana reduces unnecessary arrests and expunges records, while limiting the death penalty to premeditated murder ensures justice and fairness.
Criminal Reformation Act of 2011
Decriminalizing marijuana reduces unnecessary arrests and expunges records, while limiting the death penalty to premeditated murder ensures justice and fairness.
on proposal by The Constitutionalists
Right-to-Die Expansion Act of 2011
Current policy leaves many suffering individuals without options; expanding access ensures compassionate care for chronic pain and mental anguish.
Right-to-Die Expansion Act of 2011
Current policy leaves many suffering individuals without options; expanding access ensures compassionate care for chronic pain and mental anguish.
on proposal by The Constitutionalists
Right-to-Die Expansion Act of 2011
Current policy leaves many suffering individuals without options; expanding access ensures compassionate care for chronic pain and mental anguish.
Right-to-Die Expansion Act of 2011
Current policy leaves many suffering individuals without options; expanding access ensures compassionate care for chronic pain and mental anguish.
on proposal by P.D.A
Workforce Flexibility Act of 2011
Lowering retirement age to 50 and reducing work hours to 35/week promotes well-being, boosts productivity, and ensures fairer work-life balance …
Workforce Flexibility Act of 2011
Lowering retirement age to 50 and reducing work hours to 35/week promotes well-being, boosts productivity, and ensures fairer work-life balance for all citizens.
on proposal by P.D.A
Workforce Flexibility Act of 2011
Lowering retirement age to 50 and reducing work hours to 35/week promotes well-being, boosts productivity, and ensures fairer work-life balance …
Workforce Flexibility Act of 2011
Lowering retirement age to 50 and reducing work hours to 35/week promotes well-being, boosts productivity, and ensures fairer work-life balance for all citizens.