ALAYON

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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"

Core Pillars

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Law and Order Primacy
Strict enforcement and punishment for crimes
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Business growth
Support entrepreneurship
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Education priority
Invest in schools and universities
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Infrastructure focus
Invest in roads, bridges, and utilities
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In Cabinet
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Great Branding
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Career-Defining Speech
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Ignored the Voters
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Restless Voters
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Committed to Democracy

Activists

Party members and political operatives

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Seats held in Charlemont

Political representation across legislatures

Senate

348 seats · 334 occupied
Seats held
59
Standing
#4
Chamber share
17.0%

National Assembly

650 seats · fully occupied
Seats held
102
Standing
#3
Chamber share
15.7%

Elected offices in Charlemont

Offices this party holds or has a candidate for

Legislative History

Proposals Made

Legislative proposals submitted by ALAYON

Proposed by ALAYON
Rejected June 17, 2011

Foreign Land Ownership Reform of 2011

Removing foreign land purchase restrictions boosts investment, economic growth, and global competitiveness while ensuring fair market access for all.

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Votes Cast

How ALAYON has voted on other parties' proposals

Voted Feb. 19, 2019
on proposal by Green-left Movement

Strengthening Environmental Protections Act of 2019

These stricter measures address urgent biodiversity loss, unethical wildlife exploitation, and plastic pollution harming ecosystems by prioritizing nature recovery, animal …

Voted Feb. 18, 2019
on proposal by ALAYON

Enhanced Paid Leave Act of 2019

Increased statutory paid leave improves work-life balance, boosts productivity, and enhances public health by reducing burnout and stress-related absences.

Voted Feb. 18, 2019
on proposal by ALAYON

Enhanced Paid Leave Act of 2019

Increased statutory paid leave improves work-life balance, boosts productivity, and enhances public health by reducing burnout and stress-related absences.

Voted Jan. 22, 2019
on proposal by National Front

Work Hours Regulation Amendment of 2019

The 28-hour cap limits productivity and strains businesses. A 48-hour max supports economic growth while protecting worker well-being.

Voted Jan. 22, 2019
on proposal by National Front

Work Hours Regulation Amendment of 2019

The 28-hour cap limits productivity and strains businesses. A 48-hour max supports economic growth while protecting worker well-being.

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