Homeland Alliance
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Basic Information
A party in the country of Saxenheim founded in February 2017 (7 years ago)
Description
A movement for citizens who believe that a nation's strength begins at home. The Homeland Alliance works to defend national interests, support hardworking families, and build a future based on stability, responsibility, and opportunity for all.
"Putting Our Homeland First"
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Legislative History
Proposals Made
Legislative proposals submitted by Homeland Alliance
Rejected July 7, 2018
Tough-On-Crime Legislative Reforms of 2018
Rising youth crime and public fear demand tougher justice: harsher penalties, mandatory sentences, and armed policing will deter violence and …
Tough-On-Crime Legislative Reforms of 2018
Rising youth crime and public fear demand tougher justice: harsher penalties, mandatory sentences, and armed policing will deter violence and restore safety.
Rejected July 7, 2018
Basic Worker Protections Act of 2018
Modernizing labor laws to balance worker protections with economic competitiveness and job growth.
Basic Worker Protections Act of 2018
Modernizing labor laws to balance worker protections with economic competitiveness and job growth.
Rejected July 6, 2018
Strengthening National Immigration Framework of 2018
To strengthen national security and social cohesion by reducing burdens on public services while reinforcing shared values and identity.
Strengthening National Immigration Framework of 2018
To strengthen national security and social cohesion by reducing burdens on public services while reinforcing shared values and identity.
Rejected Dec. 10, 2017
Retirement Age Adjustment Act of 2017
Nearly one third of Saxenheim's population is already retired, placing a growing burden on workers and taxpayers. As people live …
Retirement Age Adjustment Act of 2017
Nearly one third of Saxenheim's population is already retired, placing a growing burden on workers and taxpayers. As people live longer and healthier lives, our pension system must adapt. Raising …
Rejected Dec. 10, 2017
Parental Leave Equality Act of 2017
Families are different and government should not dictate how parents divide their responsibilities. Shared, non transferable parental leave gives mothers …
Parental Leave Equality Act of 2017
Families are different and government should not dictate how parents divide their responsibilities. Shared, non transferable parental leave gives mothers and fathers the opportunity to care for their child while …
Votes Cast
How Homeland Alliance has voted on other parties' proposals
on proposal by National Humanist Platform
Key Utilities And Transport Nationalisation Act of 2022
Public ownership ensures affordable access and reliable services for all, preventing exploitation by private monopolies and prioritising community needs over …
Key Utilities And Transport Nationalisation Act of 2022
Public ownership ensures affordable access and reliable services for all, preventing exploitation by private monopolies and prioritising community needs over profit.
on proposal by Left Forward
High Living Wage Act of 2021
Raising the minimum to a high living wage ensures workers can afford basic needs, reducing poverty and boosting local economies …
High Living Wage Act of 2021
Raising the minimum to a high living wage ensures workers can afford basic needs, reducing poverty and boosting local economies through increased spending.
on proposal by Left Forward
High Living Wage Act of 2021
Raising the minimum to a high living wage ensures workers can afford basic needs, reducing poverty and boosting local economies …
High Living Wage Act of 2021
Raising the minimum to a high living wage ensures workers can afford basic needs, reducing poverty and boosting local economies through increased spending.
on proposal by Saxenheim Workers’ Union
Religious Education Options In Schools of 2021
To accommodate diverse beliefs while ensuring parental choice, promoting inclusivity, and respecting cultural pluralism.
Religious Education Options In Schools of 2021
To accommodate diverse beliefs while ensuring parental choice, promoting inclusivity, and respecting cultural pluralism.
on proposal by Saxenheim Workers’ Union
Religious Education Options In Schools of 2021
To accommodate diverse beliefs while ensuring parental choice, promoting inclusivity, and respecting cultural pluralism.
Religious Education Options In Schools of 2021
To accommodate diverse beliefs while ensuring parental choice, promoting inclusivity, and respecting cultural pluralism.