Syndical rights act of 2021 - Drumagh

Rationale

These changes strengthen democratic rights by guaranteeing freedom of expression and collective action, free from bureaucratic hurdles or unjust restrictions, for the benefit of all citizens.

Proposed Changes

	Law	Previous		Proposed
1	Right to Protest	Right to protest with prior notice		Unrestricted right to assemble
2	Right to Strike	Protected with a lawful ballot		Unrestricted right to strike, incl. solidarity action

1

Right to Protest

Previous law

Right to protest with prior notice

Unrestricted right to assemble

2

Right to Strike

Previous law

Protected with a lawful ballot

Unrestricted right to strike, incl. solidarity action

Timeline

Draft

2 May 2021
Vote Open

2 May 2021
Vote Closed

1 July 2021
Did Not Become Law

1 July 2021

Vote tally

Live tally across each chamber. Weighted by seats held.

First Council of Ministers

Passed

60Yes 25No 15Not voted 100 seats

For: 60 / 100 seats (60.0%)

Against: 25 · Abstained: 0 · Not voted: 15

50.1% of those voting must vote in favour (actual = 70.6%)

Party	Seats	Vote	Reason
Centralist Unity	25	No	We vote NO due to the risks of chaos that might emerge from strikes and/or protests to be started without any notifications or democratic processes. The current legislation guarantees the right to strike if it is the will of the workers and the right to protest as long as the government is notified so that it can monitor security and guarantee that no violent conflicts occur.
For Radical Reforms!	0	No	Right of protest right now is fully democratic with prior notice to ensure security of a protest, the same with right to strike, if people want to they could use the lawful ballot, the unrestricted right to strike can cause chaos and unemployment.
Radical Republican Union	42	Yes	This bill further develop the civilian liberties of Drumaghians, and we thus endorse it. Allthough some might criticise it for it's chaotic potential, we believe in Drumaghians to be reasonable and exerce their rights in a democratic fashion, being respectful of the law.
Revolutionary Maoist Communist Front	0	Yes	Guaranteeing a completely unconditional right to protest and an unlimited right to strike, including solidarity strikes, without bureaucratic hurdles is a major victory for the working class. These measures destroy the legal locks put in place by the bourgeoisie to suppress dissent and muzzle the laboring masses. This is an essential step to intensify the class struggle, organize proletarian solidarity, and prepare for the overthrow of the capitalist order!
Unified Marxist-Leninist Socialist Pact Proposer	1	Yes	No reason given
peopleswing	17	Yes	An unrestricted right to peaceful assembly strongly fits our liberal commitment to free expression and civil liberties. People should be able to demonstrate without unnecessary barriers.Workers should have the freedom to organize and strike, including solidarity action. Strong collective rights help workers negotiate fairly with employers.

The People’s Assembly

Passed

120Yes 50No 30Not voted 200 seats

For: 120 / 200 seats (60.0%)

Against: 50 · Abstained: 0 · Not voted: 30

50.1% of those voting must vote in favour (actual = 70.6%)

Party	Seats	Vote	Reason
Centralist Unity	50	No	We vote NO due to the risks of chaos that might emerge from strikes and/or protests to be started without any notifications or democratic processes. The current legislation guarantees the right to strike if it is the will of the workers and the right to protest as long as the government is notified so that it can monitor security and guarantee that no violent conflicts occur.
For Radical Reforms!	0	No	Right of protest right now is fully democratic with prior notice to ensure security of a protest, the same with right to strike, if people want to they could use the lawful ballot, the unrestricted right to strike can cause chaos and unemployment.
Radical Republican Union	83	Yes	This bill further develop the civilian liberties of Drumaghians, and we thus endorse it. Allthough some might criticise it for it's chaotic potential, we believe in Drumaghians to be reasonable and exerce their rights in a democratic fashion, being respectful of the law.
Revolutionary Maoist Communist Front	0	Yes	Guaranteeing a completely unconditional right to protest and an unlimited right to strike, including solidarity strikes, without bureaucratic hurdles is a major victory for the working class. These measures destroy the legal locks put in place by the bourgeoisie to suppress dissent and muzzle the laboring masses. This is an essential step to intensify the class struggle, organize proletarian solidarity, and prepare for the overthrow of the capitalist order!
Unified Marxist-Leninist Socialist Pact Proposer	3	Yes	No reason given
peopleswing	34	Yes	An unrestricted right to peaceful assembly strongly fits our liberal commitment to free expression and civil liberties. People should be able to demonstrate without unnecessary barriers.Workers should have the freedom to organize and strike, including solidarity action. Strong collective rights help workers negotiate fairly with employers.

First Citizen

Failed

0Yes 1No 0Not voted 1 seat

For: 0 / 1 seats (0.0%)

Against: 1 · Abstained: 0 · Not voted: 0

Passes unless the office holder votes against (abstention counts as pass)

Party	Seats	Vote	Reason
Centralist Unity	1	No	No reason given

Voting record

Every vote must state a public reason. Most recent first.

Radical Republican Union

Voted May 7, 2021

Yes

“This bill further develop the civilian liberties of Drumaghians, and we thus endorse it. Allthough some might criticise it for it's chaotic potential, we believe in Drumaghians to be reasonable and exerce their rights in a democratic fashion, being respectful of the law.”

peopleswing

Voted May 4, 2021

Yes

“An unrestricted right to peaceful assembly strongly fits our liberal commitment to free expression and civil liberties. People should be able to demonstrate without unnecessary barriers.Workers should have the freedom to organize and strike, including solidarity action. Strong collective rights help workers negotiate fairly with employers.”

Centralist Unity

Voted May 3, 2021

No

“We vote NO due to the risks of chaos that might emerge from strikes and/or protests to be started without any notifications or democratic processes. The current legislation guarantees the right to strike if it is the will of the workers and the right to protest as long as the government is notified so that it can monitor security and guarantee that no violent conflicts occur.”

Revolutionary Maoist Communist Front

Voted May 3, 2021

Yes

“Guaranteeing a completely unconditional right to protest and an unlimited right to strike, including solidarity strikes, without bureaucratic hurdles is a major victory for the working class. These measures destroy the legal locks put in place by the bourgeoisie to suppress dissent and muzzle the laboring masses. This is an essential step to intensify the class struggle, organize proletarian solidarity, and prepare for the overthrow of the capitalist order!”

For Radical Reforms!

Voted May 3, 2021

No

“Right of protest right now is fully democratic with prior notice to ensure security of a protest, the same with right to strike, if people want to they could use the lawful ballot, the unrestricted right to strike can cause chaos and unemployment.”