These updates modernize outdated policies to align with current social needs: revitalize civil society, enhance public safety, support youth development, and promote workforce inclusivity.
| Law | Previous | Proposed | ||
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| 1 | Religious Observation Policy |
Ban organized religion (worship prohibited; institutions dissolved)
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Tax-exempt status for registered religious charities
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| 2 | Firearms Control |
Constitutional right to carry
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Licensed ownership with background checks
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| 3 | Child Labour Law |
No employment of any kind until age 18
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Employment permitted from age 16 with restrictions; no work under 16
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| 4 | Retirement Age Policy |
Retirement at 70
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Retirement at 60
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Party
We are an alliance of progressive socialists and democrats; we belong to the moderate left. The aim of our alliance is to make our nation great for people from all walks of life.
Core pillars
Activist · Age 35
Raised in a factory town, Hannah Green cut her teeth as a labour organiser before leveraging her sharp media instincts to expose corporate negligence, earning a reputation as a sharp-tongued defender of the working poor.
Live tally across each chamber. Weighted by seats held.
For: 577 / 577 seats (100.0%)
Against: 0 · Abstained: 0 · Not voted: 0
| Party | Seats | Vote | Reason |
|---|---|---|---|
| Conservative Reform Coalition | 0 | No | This is bad policy to pass |
| Liberal | 577 | Yes | We support this proposal |
| Progressive Alliance Of Socialists And Democrats Proposer | 0 | Yes | No reason given |
| The Progressive Bloc | 0 | Yes | Many of these issues are similar to the ones our party wants to establish |
| Zorat National Renewal (ZNR) | 0 | No | The National Renewal Party rejects this package as a whole because, despite containing some potentially reasonable measures, it represents an overall direction that is incompatible with our vision for Zorat. We particularly oppose the proposed firearms restrictions: responsible citizens should retain the right to defend themselves, while public safety can be protected through targeted enforcement against criminals rather than broad restrictions on lawful ownership. We also strongly reject lowering the retirement age to 60. With Zorat’s average age of 47, such a measure risks placing an excessive burden on the working population, increasing pressure on public finances and reducing the size of the productive workforce. A modern nation cannot afford policies that encourage early withdrawal from economic life while facing demographic and fiscal challenges. Our priority is instead to strengthen employment, productivity, youth opportunities and long-term economic sustainability. |
| Empty seats | 250 | Not voted |
For: 10 / 15 seats (66.7%)
Against: 3 · Abstained: 0 · Not voted: 2
| Party | Seats | Vote | Reason |
|---|---|---|---|
| Conservative Reform Coalition | 1 | No | This is bad policy to pass |
| Liberal | 4 | Yes | We support this proposal |
| Progressive Alliance Of Socialists And Democrats Proposer | 2 | Yes | No reason given |
| The Progressive Bloc | 4 | Yes | Many of these issues are similar to the ones our party wants to establish |
| Zorat National Renewal (ZNR) | 2 | No | The National Renewal Party rejects this package as a whole because, despite containing some potentially reasonable measures, it represents an overall direction that is incompatible with our vision for Zorat. We particularly oppose the proposed firearms restrictions: responsible citizens should retain the right to defend themselves, while public safety can be protected through targeted enforcement against criminals rather than broad restrictions on lawful ownership. We also strongly reject lowering the retirement age to 60. With Zorat’s average age of 47, such a measure risks placing an excessive burden on the working population, increasing pressure on public finances and reducing the size of the productive workforce. A modern nation cannot afford policies that encourage early withdrawal from economic life while facing demographic and fiscal challenges. Our priority is instead to strengthen employment, productivity, youth opportunities and long-term economic sustainability. |
For: 348 / 348 seats (100.0%)
Against: 0 · Abstained: 0 · Not voted: 0
| Party | Seats | Vote | Reason |
|---|---|---|---|
| Conservative Reform Coalition | 0 | No | This is bad policy to pass |
| Liberal | 348 | Yes | We support this proposal |
| Progressive Alliance Of Socialists And Democrats Proposer | 0 | Yes | No reason given |
| The Progressive Bloc | 0 | Yes | Many of these issues are similar to the ones our party wants to establish |
| Zorat National Renewal (ZNR) | 0 | No | The National Renewal Party rejects this package as a whole because, despite containing some potentially reasonable measures, it represents an overall direction that is incompatible with our vision for Zorat. We particularly oppose the proposed firearms restrictions: responsible citizens should retain the right to defend themselves, while public safety can be protected through targeted enforcement against criminals rather than broad restrictions on lawful ownership. We also strongly reject lowering the retirement age to 60. With Zorat’s average age of 47, such a measure risks placing an excessive burden on the working population, increasing pressure on public finances and reducing the size of the productive workforce. A modern nation cannot afford policies that encourage early withdrawal from economic life while facing demographic and fiscal challenges. Our priority is instead to strengthen employment, productivity, youth opportunities and long-term economic sustainability. |
For: 1 / 1 seats (100.0%)
Against: 0 · Abstained: 0 · Not voted: 0
| Party | Seats | Vote | Reason |
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| Liberal | 1 | Yes | No reason given |
Every vote must state a public reason. Most recent first.
“Many of these issues are similar to the ones our party wants to establish”
“This is bad policy to pass”
“This is bad policy to pass”
“The National Renewal Party rejects this package as a whole because, despite containing some potentially reasonable measures, it represents an overall direction that is incompatible with our vision for Zorat. We particularly oppose the proposed firearms restrictions: responsible citizens should retain the right to defend themselves, while public safety can be protected through targeted enforcement against criminals rather than broad restrictions on lawful ownership. We also strongly reject lowering the retirement age to 60. With Zorat’s average age of 47, such a measure risks placing an excessive burden on the working population, increasing pressure on public finances and reducing the size of the productive workforce. A modern nation cannot afford policies that encourage early withdrawal from economic life while facing demographic and fiscal challenges. Our priority is instead to strengthen employment, productivity, youth opportunities and long-term economic sustainability.”
“We support this proposal”