Charlemont Corporatists
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Basic Information
A party in the country of Charlemont founded in June 2017 (7 years ago)
Description
The Charlemont Corporatists forge tomorrow’s prosperity today through relentless industry and unshakable leadership.
"Steel stands strong against opposition"
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View International Party BlocsLegislative History
Proposals Made
Legislative proposals submitted by Charlemont Corporatists
Enacted June 16, 2018
Religious Criticism Rights And Education Reform of 2018
These changes protect free speech and ensure all students receive vital education on health, relationships, and equality without discrimination.
Religious Criticism Rights And Education Reform of 2018
These changes protect free speech and ensure all students receive vital education on health, relationships, and equality without discrimination.
Rejected April 14, 2018
School Anthem Participation Bill of 2018
These changes promote civic engagement while respecting individual choice, strengthening national unity through optional anthem participation.
School Anthem Participation Bill of 2018
These changes promote civic engagement while respecting individual choice, strengthening national unity through optional anthem participation.
Rejected Jan. 5, 2018
Strengthening Democratic Freedoms Act of 2017
These reforms modernize society by protecting free expression, respecting individual choice in patriotism, and advancing equal opportunity for all citizens.
Strengthening Democratic Freedoms Act of 2017
These reforms modernize society by protecting free expression, respecting individual choice in patriotism, and advancing equal opportunity for all citizens.
Rejected Nov. 27, 2017
Urban Transit Expansion And Private Vehicle Ban of 2017
Banning private vehicles in urban areas and providing free transit cuts congestion, air pollution, and emissions, improving public health and …
Urban Transit Expansion And Private Vehicle Ban of 2017
Banning private vehicles in urban areas and providing free transit cuts congestion, air pollution, and emissions, improving public health and quality of life for all city residents.
Votes Cast
How Charlemont Corporatists has voted on other parties' proposals
on proposal by ALAYON
Mandatory Biometric Identification Act of 2018
To combat fraud and streamline identity verification, ensuring secure and reliable credentials for all citizens.
Mandatory Biometric Identification Act of 2018
To combat fraud and streamline identity verification, ensuring secure and reliable credentials for all citizens.
on proposal by ALAYON
Mandatory Biometric Identification Act of 2018
To combat fraud and streamline identity verification, ensuring secure and reliable credentials for all citizens.
Mandatory Biometric Identification Act of 2018
To combat fraud and streamline identity verification, ensuring secure and reliable credentials for all citizens.
on proposal by National Front
Labor Policy Modernisation Act of 2018
These reforms modernize labor laws to balance flexibility, growth, and worker protections while addressing outdated restrictions.
Labor Policy Modernisation Act of 2018
These reforms modernize labor laws to balance flexibility, growth, and worker protections while addressing outdated restrictions.
on proposal by Social Liberals
Clean Lobbying and Public Transparency Act of 2018
We believe that the democracy only works when every citizen has equal access to political power, not just those with …
Clean Lobbying and Public Transparency Act of 2018
We believe that the democracy only works when every citizen has equal access to political power, not just those with money or insider connections. While we think banning corporations money …
on proposal by Social Democrats
Universal Free Childcare Act of 2018
Universal free childcare reduces inequality by ensuring all children access early education while supporting working families and boosting long-term economic …
Universal Free Childcare Act of 2018
Universal free childcare reduces inequality by ensuring all children access early education while supporting working families and boosting long-term economic growth.