Götaland
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Nuclear Expansion and Public Economic …

Legislative Bill · Götaland

Nuclear Expansion and Public Economic Reform Act of 2021

Proposed by Homeland - Gothic National Association · fronted by Emil Möller

Opened

5 Feb 2021

Voting closes

6 Apr 2021

Chambers

1 legislature

Articles

5 changes

Rationale

The unification of the national economy with the instatement of welfare conditionality will synthesize with nuclear expansion and allow for a streamline economic structure that optimizes national output and wellbeing.

Proposed Changes

	Law	Previous	Proposed
1	Nuclear Power	Maintain existing nuclear only	Major nuclear build-out
2	Vehicle Emissions Standards	Emissions limits with gradual phase-in for new vehicles	Strict emissions standards with immediate enforcement and heavy fines
3	Renewable Energy Mandates	Renewables priority	Nuclear-only energy policy (all fossil and renewable phased out for nuclear)
4	Public Ownership of Key Industries	Public ownership of natural monopolies	Nationalise all key utilities and transport
5	Welfare Conditionality	Mandatory work-for-benefits	Light conditions, few sanctions

1

Nuclear Power

Previous law

Maintain existing nuclear only

Major nuclear build-out

2

Vehicle Emissions Standards

Previous law

Emissions limits with gradual phase-in for new vehicles

Strict emissions standards with immediate enforcement and heavy fines

3

Renewable Energy Mandates

Previous law

Renewables priority

Nuclear-only energy policy (all fossil and renewable phased out for nuclear)

4

Public Ownership of Key Industries

Previous law

Public ownership of natural monopolies

Nationalise all key utilities and transport

5

Welfare Conditionality

Previous law

Mandatory work-for-benefits

Light conditions, few sanctions

Proposer

Party

Homeland - Gothic National Association

Our homeland is not just the soil in which the bones of our ancestors lay, but it is in the hearts of every Goth - we will defend our traditional values, our people, and our way of life. Protect our land, and allow every citizen the opportunity to succeed without the coddling of state overreach.

Core pillars

Emil Möller

Activist · Age 58

19,319 social followers

A former high-flying banker who swapped boardroom deals for backroom politics, Emil Möller leveraged his financial expertise and media connections to become one of the party’s most visible rising stars.

🚀 Ambitious 🏦 Former Banker 📺 Media Savvy

Timeline

Draft

5 February 2021
Vote Open

5 February 2021
Vote Closed

6 April 2021
Did Not Become Law

6 April 2021

Vote tally

Live tally across each chamber. Weighted by seats held.

Rikstag

Failed

165Yes 453No 0Not voted 349 seats

For: 165 / 349 seats (47.3%)

Against: 453 · Abstained: 0 · Not voted: 0

50.1% of those voting must vote in favour (actual = 26.7%)

Party	Seats	Vote	Reason
Democratic Radical Federation	0	Abstain	Though we disagree with not every provision of this bill, we will abstain because it opens a useful debate and carries discursive merit.
Ecologist And Social-Liberal Union	118	No	This bill would be supportable besides Article 5, which we cannot abide as libertarians.
Gothic Socialist Group	221	No	We can not in good good conscience support section 3. To completely rule out all forms of renewables is irresponsible.
Homeland - Gothic National Association Proposer	165	Yes	No reason given
The People's Unity Front	114	No	We oppose eliminating renewable energy entirely. Nuclear expansion should complement—not replace—a diverse clean energy mix. We also worry about welfare conditionality creating hardship without real solutions.

Voting record

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

The People's Unity Front

Voted Feb. 16, 2021

“We oppose eliminating renewable energy entirely. Nuclear expansion should complement—not replace—a diverse clean energy mix. We also worry about welfare conditionality creating hardship without real solutions.”

Ecologist And Social-Liberal Union

Voted Feb. 6, 2021

“This bill would be supportable besides Article 5, which we cannot abide as libertarians.”

Democratic Radical Federation

Voted Feb. 6, 2021

Abstain

“Though we disagree with not every provision of this bill, we will abstain because it opens a useful debate and carries discursive merit.”

Gothic Socialist Group

Voted Feb. 5, 2021

“We can not in good good conscience support section 3. To completely rule out all forms of renewables is irresponsible.”