Green-left Movement
Platform
Basic Information
A party in the country of Charlemont founded in June 2016 (8 years ago)
Description
We plant justice where profits once grew and tend the roots of a society that leaves no one behind.
"Plant the future harvest today"
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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 Green-left Movement
Rejected June 11, 2018
Protest Regulation Amendment Act of 2018
This change ensures clear, fair rules for protest while balancing public safety and free expression rights.
Protest Regulation Amendment Act of 2018
This change ensures clear, fair rules for protest while balancing public safety and free expression rights.
Enacted April 30, 2018
Ban On Child Labour of 2018
Prohibiting employment under 18 protects youth development and prevents exploitation in hazardous or exploitative work environments.
Ban On Child Labour of 2018
Prohibiting employment under 18 protects youth development and prevents exploitation in hazardous or exploitative work environments.
Enacted March 28, 2018
Digital Rights And Press Freedom Act of 2018
These changes protect fundamental freedoms by ending mass surveillance and ensuring a free, uncensored press for an informed democracy.
Digital Rights And Press Freedom Act of 2018
These changes protect fundamental freedoms by ending mass surveillance and ensuring a free, uncensored press for an informed democracy.
Rejected Jan. 22, 2018
Community Policing And Prevention Act of 2017
Shifting to community policing prevents crime by building trust and addressing root causes, reducing harm and improving public safety sustainably.
Community Policing And Prevention Act of 2017
Shifting to community policing prevents crime by building trust and addressing root causes, reducing harm and improving public safety sustainably.
Rejected Nov. 10, 2017
Private Data Collection Ban of 2017
Private companies exploit personal data, eroding privacy rights and enabling manipulation; banning such collection protects autonomy and democratic integrity.
Private Data Collection Ban of 2017
Private companies exploit personal data, eroding privacy rights and enabling manipulation; banning such collection protects autonomy and democratic integrity.
Votes Cast
How Green-left Movement has voted on other parties' proposals
on proposal by Green-left Movement
Market-Led Automation Workforce Act of 2023
Shifting to market-led automation maximizes efficiency and economic growth by allowing businesses to adopt innovations freely, boosting productivity while maintaining …
Market-Led Automation Workforce Act of 2023
Shifting to market-led automation maximizes efficiency and economic growth by allowing businesses to adopt innovations freely, boosting productivity while maintaining global competitiveness.
on proposal by Blue Labour
Banking Regulation Reform Act of 2023
Stronger regulation prevents bank failures that harm taxpayers and ensures safer financial services for consumers and businesses.
Banking Regulation Reform Act of 2023
Stronger regulation prevents bank failures that harm taxpayers and ensures safer financial services for consumers and businesses.
on proposal by Blue Labour
Public Face Covering Ban of 2023
Banning face and body coverings enhances public safety, promotes inclusivity, and reinforces social cohesion by ensuring clear identification and equal …
Public Face Covering Ban of 2023
Banning face and body coverings enhances public safety, promotes inclusivity, and reinforces social cohesion by ensuring clear identification and equal participation for all.
on proposal by Blue Labour
Public Face Covering Ban of 2023
Banning face and body coverings enhances public safety, promotes inclusivity, and reinforces social cohesion by ensuring clear identification and equal …
Public Face Covering Ban of 2023
Banning face and body coverings enhances public safety, promotes inclusivity, and reinforces social cohesion by ensuring clear identification and equal participation for all.
on proposal by Blue Labour
Retirement Age Adjustment Act of 2023
Lowering retirement age to 65 improves work-life balance, addresses aging workforce challenges, and promotes fairer labor policies for public benefit.
Retirement Age Adjustment Act of 2023
Lowering retirement age to 65 improves work-life balance, addresses aging workforce challenges, and promotes fairer labor policies for public benefit.