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Workers' Rights & Economic Justice …

Legislative Bill · Götaland

Workers' Rights & Economic Justice Act of 2021

Proposed by Gothic Socialist Group · fronted by Helmut Möller

Opened

15 Jan 2021

Voting closes

16 Mar 2021

Chambers

1 legislature

Articles

5 changes

Rationale

These sweeping reforms address extreme inequality by protecting housing, labor rights, and democracy from corporate exploitation while prioritizing public health and safety.

Proposed Changes

	Law	Previous	Proposed
1	Rent Control	Rent increases capped to inflation	Hard caps on rents
2	Maximum Working Hours	40-hour weekly maximum with overtime controls	35-hour weekly maximum
3	Minimum Wage Policy	Basic minimum wage	High living wage
4	Marijuana Policy	Medical-only (prescription/caregiver card; licensed dispensaries)	Legalization (age 21; licensed retail; THC tax; roadside impairment tests)
5	Lobbying & Political Donations	Disclosure rules, few limits	Ban corporate/union donations, public-only funding

1

Rent Control

Previous law

Rent increases capped to inflation

Hard caps on rents

2

Maximum Working Hours

Previous law

40-hour weekly maximum with overtime controls

35-hour weekly maximum

3

Minimum Wage Policy

Previous law

Basic minimum wage

High living wage

4

Marijuana Policy

Previous law

Medical-only (prescription/caregiver card; licensed dispensaries)

Legalization (age 21; licensed retail; THC tax; roadside impairment tests)

5

Lobbying & Political Donations

Previous law

Disclosure rules, few limits

Ban corporate/union donations, public-only funding

Proposer

Party

Gothic Socialist Group

The Gothic Socialist Group forges a new dawn where the fortress of capital crumbles and the harvest of labor feeds the many not the few.

Core pillars

Helmut Möller

Activist · Age 31

35,674 social followers

A decorated military strategist turned policy architect, Helmut Möller combines sharp tactical insight with an unwavering belief in institutions that serve the many rather than the few.

🎓 Academic 🎖️ Former Military 🌟 Idealist 📺 Media Savvy

Timeline

Draft

15 January 2021
Vote Open

15 January 2021
Vote Closed

16 March 2021
Did Not Become Law

16 March 2021

Vote tally

Live tally across each chamber. Weighted by seats held.

Rikstag

Failed

459Yes 540No 0Not voted 349 seats

For: 459 / 349 seats (131.5%)

Against: 540 · Abstained: 0 · Not voted: 0

50.1% of those voting must vote in favour (actual = 45.9%)

Party	Seats	Vote	Reason
Democratic Radical Federation	124	Yes	This act would support the working population of the state and ensure their maximum civic freedoms.
Ecologist And Social-Liberal Union	118	No	A 35-hour week would destroy the economy and producitivity.
Gothic Socialist Group Proposer	221	Yes	No reason given
Homeland - Gothic National Association	165	No	The only merit this has is its legalization of certain substances, but the rest of it is communist drivel!
Liberal Democrats	257	No	unsound economic policy
The People's Unity Front	114	Yes	This bill protects working people. Hard rent caps shield families from being priced out of their homes. A 35-hour week respects health and human dignity over endless productivity demands. A high living wage ensures work pays for a decent life—something every laborer deserves.

Voting record

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

The People's Unity Front

Voted Feb. 16, 2021

Yes

“This bill protects working people. Hard rent caps shield families from being priced out of their homes. A 35-hour week respects health and human dignity over endless productivity demands. A high living wage ensures work pays for a decent life—something every laborer deserves.”

Ecologist And Social-Liberal Union

Voted Feb. 6, 2021

“A 35-hour week would destroy the economy and producitivity.”

Liberal Democrats

Voted Jan. 25, 2021

“unsound economic policy”

Homeland - Gothic National Association

Voted Jan. 21, 2021

“The only merit this has is its legalization of certain substances, but the rest of it is communist drivel!”

Democratic Radical Federation

Voted Jan. 15, 2021

Yes

“This act would support the working population of the state and ensure their maximum civic freedoms.”