The Greens Of Marianne
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Basic Information
A party in the country of Marianne founded in December 2009 (15 years ago)
Description
The Greens of Marianne (GoM) is the party of the youth and progress, advocating for education-first policies, environmental protections and striving towards a brighter future for generations to come.
"Change starts here"
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Legislative History
Proposals Made
Legislative proposals submitted by The Greens Of Marianne
Rejected July 28, 2010
Minimum Wage Reform Act of 2010
A 'high living wage' ensures workers can afford basic needs, reducing poverty and boosting local economies by increasing purchasing power.
Minimum Wage Reform Act of 2010
A 'high living wage' ensures workers can afford basic needs, reducing poverty and boosting local economies by increasing purchasing power.
Rejected July 28, 2010
Public Broadcasting Expansion Act of 2010
Current funding limits restrict public broadcasting's reach and quality. Expanding it ensures comprehensive, ad-free, tax-funded content for all citizens.
Public Broadcasting Expansion Act of 2010
Current funding limits restrict public broadcasting's reach and quality. Expanding it ensures comprehensive, ad-free, tax-funded content for all citizens.
Enacted April 29, 2010
Public Transport Act of 2010
Congestion and pollution harm urban livability. Prioritizing free, unrestricted public transit reduces traffic, lowers emissions, and ensures equitable mobility for …
Public Transport Act of 2010
Congestion and pollution harm urban livability. Prioritizing free, unrestricted public transit reduces traffic, lowers emissions, and ensures equitable mobility for all.
Rejected March 8, 2010
Labour Flexibility Act of 2010
Removing needless child labor restrictions for those over 16 empowers youth to gain skills and experience early, while reducing weekly …
Labour Flexibility Act of 2010
Removing needless child labor restrictions for those over 16 empowers youth to gain skills and experience early, while reducing weekly hours to 35 improves worker well-being and productivity.
Votes Cast
How The Greens Of Marianne has voted on other parties' proposals
on proposal by The Greens Of Marianne
Multilingual Services Guarantee Act of 2012
To ensure equitable access to government services for all residents, regardless of language preference.
Multilingual Services Guarantee Act of 2012
To ensure equitable access to government services for all residents, regardless of language preference.
on proposal by The Greens Of Marianne
Four-Day Work Week Standardization Bill of 2012
Reducing weekly working hours to 28 hours improves work-life balance, boosts productivity, and addresses modern workforce burnout for public health …
Four-Day Work Week Standardization Bill of 2012
Reducing weekly working hours to 28 hours improves work-life balance, boosts productivity, and addresses modern workforce burnout for public health and welfare.
on proposal by The Greens Of Marianne
Four-Day Work Week Standardization Bill of 2012
Reducing weekly working hours to 28 hours improves work-life balance, boosts productivity, and addresses modern workforce burnout for public health …
Four-Day Work Week Standardization Bill of 2012
Reducing weekly working hours to 28 hours improves work-life balance, boosts productivity, and addresses modern workforce burnout for public health and welfare.
on proposal by The Greens Of Marianne
Affordable Housing Expansion Act of 2012
Expands housing access by shifting from subsidies to large-scale, sustainable social housing to address severe shortages and affordability crises.
Affordable Housing Expansion Act of 2012
Expands housing access by shifting from subsidies to large-scale, sustainable social housing to address severe shortages and affordability crises.
on proposal by The Greens Of Marianne
Multilingual Services Guarantee Act of 2012
To ensure equitable access to government services for all residents, regardless of language preference.
Multilingual Services Guarantee Act of 2012
To ensure equitable access to government services for all residents, regardless of language preference.