Solidarity
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Basic Information
A party in the country of Columbia founded in August 2009 (15 years ago)
Description
Solidarity forges a future where duty defines strength and justice secures prosperity for all.
"Strength in order, justice in balance"
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Proposals Made
Legislative proposals submitted by Solidarity
Rejected April 14, 2010
Compassionate Justice and Crime Focus Act of 2010
Current assisted dying laws create legal uncertainty; this change ensures compassionate enforcement while deterring misuse. Police refocusing on high-impact crimes …
Compassionate Justice and Crime Focus Act of 2010
Current assisted dying laws create legal uncertainty; this change ensures compassionate enforcement while deterring misuse. Police refocusing on high-impact crimes improves public safety efficiency.
Enacted Dec. 25, 2009
Workplace Rights Modernization Act of 2009
Mandatory union membership restricts worker choice and harms labor market flexibility. Full bargaining/strike rights empower workers while promoting fairer negotiations.
Workplace Rights Modernization Act of 2009
Mandatory union membership restricts worker choice and harms labor market flexibility. Full bargaining/strike rights empower workers while promoting fairer negotiations.
Rejected Nov. 7, 2009
Parental and Marijuana Policy Revisions of 2009
Mandatory maternity leave ensures maternal health and bonding, while medical-only marijuana protects public safety and regulates access for patients.
Parental and Marijuana Policy Revisions of 2009
Mandatory maternity leave ensures maternal health and bonding, while medical-only marijuana protects public safety and regulates access for patients.
Rejected Oct. 24, 2009
Alcohol Regulation Restriction Act of 2009
Stricter alcohol laws reduce youth access, curb public disorder, and improve public health by limiting availability and consumption.
Alcohol Regulation Restriction Act of 2009
Stricter alcohol laws reduce youth access, curb public disorder, and improve public health by limiting availability and consumption.
Rejected Oct. 5, 2009
Police Enforcement Policy Shift of 2009
Zero tolerance ensures swift justice, reducing crime and restoring public safety by eliminating leniency that enables repeat offenses.
Police Enforcement Policy Shift of 2009
Zero tolerance ensures swift justice, reducing crime and restoring public safety by eliminating leniency that enables repeat offenses.
Votes Cast
How Solidarity has voted on other parties' proposals
on proposal by National Reform
Reynolds-Preston Act of 2010
Engineered by Richard Preston and Margaret Reynolds, this Act would essentially allow anyone in the world to come to Columbia, …
Reynolds-Preston Act of 2010
Engineered by Richard Preston and Margaret Reynolds, this Act would essentially allow anyone in the world to come to Columbia, no questions asked. In return, the economy benefits tremendously, and …
on proposal by Columbian Communists
Mandatory Higher Education Act of 2009
Compulsory higher education ensures all citizens gain essential skills by age 25, boosting workforce productivity and reducing inequality.
Mandatory Higher Education Act of 2009
Compulsory higher education ensures all citizens gain essential skills by age 25, boosting workforce productivity and reducing inequality.
on proposal by Columbian Communists
Mandatory Higher Education Act of 2009
Compulsory higher education ensures all citizens gain essential skills by age 25, boosting workforce productivity and reducing inequality.
Mandatory Higher Education Act of 2009
Compulsory higher education ensures all citizens gain essential skills by age 25, boosting workforce productivity and reducing inequality.
on proposal by Young Columbians
Civil Liberties and Labor Reform Act of 2009
These reforms protect privacy, reduce overwork, and respect individual freedoms by ending forced conscription, limiting surveillance, and banning data exploitation.
Civil Liberties and Labor Reform Act of 2009
These reforms protect privacy, reduce overwork, and respect individual freedoms by ending forced conscription, limiting surveillance, and banning data exploitation.
on proposal by Young Columbians
Civil Liberties and Labor Reform Act of 2009
These reforms protect privacy, reduce overwork, and respect individual freedoms by ending forced conscription, limiting surveillance, and banning data exploitation.
Civil Liberties and Labor Reform Act of 2009
These reforms protect privacy, reduce overwork, and respect individual freedoms by ending forced conscription, limiting surveillance, and banning data exploitation.