Alternative For Elrondia
DisbandedThis Party Has Been Disbanded
Platform
Basic Information
A party in the country of Elrondia founded in June 2016 (8 years ago)
Description
A party that forges progress with iron hands and open eyes building tomorrow today while guarding what weโve won.
"Raise the walls and light the forge"
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View International Party BlocsLegislative History
Proposals Made
Legislative proposals submitted by Alternative For Elrondia
Rejected Aug. 31, 2016
Mass Surveillance Expansion Act of 2016
Enhances public safety by enabling proactive threat detection in real time through advanced surveillance tools.
Mass Surveillance Expansion Act of 2016
Enhances public safety by enabling proactive threat detection in real time through advanced surveillance tools.
Rejected Aug. 31, 2016
Police Powers Zero Tolerance Reform of 2016
To address rising crime rates and public safety concerns, shifting to zero tolerance policing ensures swift accountability and deterrence, enhancing โฆ
Police Powers Zero Tolerance Reform of 2016
To address rising crime rates and public safety concerns, shifting to zero tolerance policing ensures swift accountability and deterrence, enhancing community protection.
Rejected Aug. 31, 2016
Public Transport Priority Act of 2016
To reduce congestion and pollution, prioritizing free, accessible public transport over private cars will improve urban mobility and quality of โฆ
Public Transport Priority Act of 2016
To reduce congestion and pollution, prioritizing free, accessible public transport over private cars will improve urban mobility and quality of life for all citizens.
Votes Cast
How Alternative For Elrondia has voted on other parties' proposals
on proposal by Labour
Youth Employment Reform Act of 2016
To protect youth development and reduce burnout, banning child labor under 18 and shorter work weeks improve health, education, and โฆ
Youth Employment Reform Act of 2016
To protect youth development and reduce burnout, banning child labor under 18 and shorter work weeks improve health, education, and family well-being.