These reforms restore fundamental freedoms, cutting red tape while ensuring transparency and trust in government through open civic engagement and reduced state control.
| Law | Previous | Proposed | ||
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| 1 | Right to Protest |
Right to protest with prior notice
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Unrestricted right to assemble
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| 2 | Firearms Control |
Total civilian firearms ban
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Constitutional right to carry
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| 3 | National Identity Cards |
Mandatory ID card
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No national ID card
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| 4 | Lobbying & Political Donations |
Ban corporate/union donations, public-only funding
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Unrestricted donations and lobbying
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Live tally across each chamber. Weighted by seats held.
For: 53 / 100 seats (53.0%)
Against: 13 · Abstained: 19 · Not voted: 15
| Party | Seats | Vote | Reason |
|---|---|---|---|
| Centralist Unity | 19 | Abstain | We wish for controls on lobbying and donations and for the continued existence of national ID cards. |
| Libertarian Congress Proposer | 32 | Yes | No reason given |
| New Morning Movement | 16 | Yes | Freedom is not something government grants us, it is something government must never take away. This act restores four fundamental liberties that had been buried under months of well-meaning restriction. The right to assemble should never require the state's permission slip. The right to walk through your own country without a mandatory government-issued card is the right to not be tracked, catalogued, and controlled. And the right to support the causes and candidates you believe in with your own money, your own voice is political speech, plain and simple. Big government has never once solved a problem by restricting a freedom. Trust the people to assemble peacefully, to defend their homes, to move freely, and to fund the ideas they believe in. That trust is the foundation of a free society. We urge every chamber to vote for liberty restored, not liberty managed. |
| Progressive Democratic Union | 5 | Yes | This act expands civil liberties |
| Revolutionary Maoist Communist Front | 0 | No | We cannot accept this retrograde law, which undermines the fundamental principles of the dictatorship of the proletariat in this country. |
| The United Workers Front | 13 | No | We cant accept article 1 |
For: 104 / 200 seats (52.0%)
Against: 26 · Abstained: 38 · Not voted: 32
| Party | Seats | Vote | Reason |
|---|---|---|---|
| Centralist Unity | 38 | Abstain | We wish for controls on lobbying and donations and for the continued existence of national ID cards. |
| Libertarian Congress Proposer | 63 | Yes | No reason given |
| New Morning Movement | 32 | Yes | Freedom is not something government grants us, it is something government must never take away. This act restores four fundamental liberties that had been buried under months of well-meaning restriction. The right to assemble should never require the state's permission slip. The right to walk through your own country without a mandatory government-issued card is the right to not be tracked, catalogued, and controlled. And the right to support the causes and candidates you believe in with your own money, your own voice is political speech, plain and simple. Big government has never once solved a problem by restricting a freedom. Trust the people to assemble peacefully, to defend their homes, to move freely, and to fund the ideas they believe in. That trust is the foundation of a free society. We urge every chamber to vote for liberty restored, not liberty managed. |
| Progressive Democratic Union | 9 | Yes | This act expands civil liberties |
| Revolutionary Maoist Communist Front | 0 | No | We cannot accept this retrograde law, which undermines the fundamental principles of the dictatorship of the proletariat in this country. |
| The United Workers Front | 26 | No | We cant accept article 1 |
For: 0 / 1 seats (0.0%)
Against: 0 · Abstained: 0 · Not voted: 1
Every vote must state a public reason. Most recent first.
“This act expands civil liberties”
“We wish for controls on lobbying and donations and for the continued existence of national ID cards.”
“Freedom is not something government grants us, it is something government must never take away. This act restores four fundamental liberties that had been buried under months of well-meaning restriction. The right to assemble should never require the state's permission slip. The right to walk through your own country without a mandatory government-issued card is the right to not be tracked, catalogued, and controlled. And the right to support the causes and candidates you believe in with your own money, your own voice is political speech, plain and simple. Big government has never once solved a problem by restricting a freedom. Trust the people to assemble peacefully, to defend their homes, to move freely, and to fund the ideas they believe in. That trust is the foundation of a free society. We urge every chamber to vote for liberty restored, not liberty managed.”
“We cannot accept this retrograde law, which undermines the fundamental principles of the dictatorship of the proletariat in this country.”
“We cant accept article 1”