The Left Socialist Movement
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Basic Information
A party in the country of Elrondia founded in September 2015 (9 years ago)
Description
The Left Socialist Movement fights for a fair society where workers own the wealth they create, free from the chains they have been forced to wear by the capitalists.
"Seize the factories seize the nation"
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Proposals Made
Legislative proposals submitted by The Left Socialist Movement
Rejected Feb. 29, 2016
Public Transport Priority Act of 2015
To reduce congestion, pollution and transport inequality, prioritizing free, accessible public transport with car restrictions in city centres will improve …
Public Transport Priority Act of 2015
To reduce congestion, pollution and transport inequality, prioritizing free, accessible public transport with car restrictions in city centres will improve mobility, public health and climate resilience for all citizens.
Rejected Feb. 11, 2016
Retirement Age Reduction Act of 2015
Lowering retirement age to 50 supports workforce renewal, improves youth employment, and aligns with modern life expectancy and public health …
Retirement Age Reduction Act of 2015
Lowering retirement age to 50 supports workforce renewal, improves youth employment, and aligns with modern life expectancy and public health trends.
Rejected Dec. 26, 2015
Consumer Digital Freedom Act of 2015
These changes restore digital rights by ending corporate data exploitation and protecting free expression online for all citizens.
Consumer Digital Freedom Act of 2015
These changes restore digital rights by ending corporate data exploitation and protecting free expression online for all citizens.
Rejected Nov. 10, 2015
Worker Protection Act of 2015
To protect all workers from exploitation and strengthen worker rights by ensuring fair pay and job security through traditional employment …
Worker Protection Act of 2015
To protect all workers from exploitation and strengthen worker rights by ensuring fair pay and job security through traditional employment and mandatory union representation.
Votes Cast
How The Left Socialist Movement has voted on other parties' proposals
on proposal by The Left Socialist Movement
Free Market Limitations Act of 2016
These changes reduce inequality, prevent wealth extraction, and ensure economic democracy for shared prosperity.
Free Market Limitations Act of 2016
These changes reduce inequality, prevent wealth extraction, and ensure economic democracy for shared prosperity.
on proposal by The Left Socialist Movement
Free Market Limitations Act of 2016
These changes reduce inequality, prevent wealth extraction, and ensure economic democracy for shared prosperity.
Free Market Limitations Act of 2016
These changes reduce inequality, prevent wealth extraction, and ensure economic democracy for shared prosperity.
on proposal by The Left Socialist Movement
Abolition Of National Anthem In State Institutions of 2016
Removing divisive symbols ensures inclusive civic education and prevents state-enforced patriotism from marginalizing dissent.
Abolition Of National Anthem In State Institutions of 2016
Removing divisive symbols ensures inclusive civic education and prevents state-enforced patriotism from marginalizing dissent.
on proposal by The Left Socialist Movement
Abolition Of National Anthem In State Institutions of 2016
Removing divisive symbols ensures inclusive civic education and prevents state-enforced patriotism from marginalizing dissent.
Abolition Of National Anthem In State Institutions of 2016
Removing divisive symbols ensures inclusive civic education and prevents state-enforced patriotism from marginalizing dissent.
on proposal by Socialist Demokrat
Working Hours Reform Act of 2016
Increasing the weekly maximum from 35 to 40 hours with strong overtime limits better balances worker well-being and economic needs …
Working Hours Reform Act of 2016
Increasing the weekly maximum from 35 to 40 hours with strong overtime limits better balances worker well-being and economic needs while preventing burnout.