Post by Miestrâ Schivâ on Oct 25, 2015 17:18:01 GMT -6
Here are the policies we've inherited from the LibCon:
Initial Policy Points
The Liberal Congress' position on the minimum age for citizenship is such that it supports efforts to require applicants to have turned 14 before the next scheduled balloting day in order to become citizens.
Registration Fee Reform
The party seeks to reform the party registration system so as to ensure fair equality of opportunity between political parties. Their intention is to reduce the fee from $20 to $15, and to require a small contribution of $5 from successful Senatorial candidates until such a time as an alternative source of income can be found.
Cosa Seat Reform
According to the policy motion as adopted on the 8th of May 2014, the Liberal Congress supports the eventual reduction of the number of seats in the Cosa to 20, and to limit the number of seats an MC can hold to one per person. It is their hope that this will preserve electoral competition and to prevent complacency among Talossa's politicians.
Anti-Espionage Policy
As adopted on the 13th of June 2014, the Congress supports the removal of unnecessary espionage laws 'which undermine the trust and friendship upon which Talossa has been built.
Communications Privacy
The Liberal Congress seeks to prohibit party leaders automatically having access to the e-mail addresses of citizens upon paying a fee of $20, and looks to explore opt-in/out systems of party communications instead.
Slimming Down Government
The party voted to add a policy of slimming down the government by merging governmental departments (Immigration, Home Affairs, and Defence) to their platform for the 47th Cosa elections on the 20th of August, 2014.
Initial Policy Points
- Repeal of the Semi-Permeable Wall
- Support the repeal of three-strikes
- Removal of Provincial Military Governors
- Support reduction of seats in the Cosa
- Support a privacy law for information used on private and public sites relating to Talossa
- Support freedom of choice between voting secretly and voting publicly
- Support legislation to prevent associations from discriminating against individuals on the basis of whether they voted publicly or privately
- Support the revival of the Council of Governors to promote greater interaction between our provinces
- Support a more accessible judicial system for simple disputes
- Prevent government appropriation of private projects through nationalisation, but where possible provide government support for such projects which need it.
The Liberal Congress' position on the minimum age for citizenship is such that it supports efforts to require applicants to have turned 14 before the next scheduled balloting day in order to become citizens.
Registration Fee Reform
The party seeks to reform the party registration system so as to ensure fair equality of opportunity between political parties. Their intention is to reduce the fee from $20 to $15, and to require a small contribution of $5 from successful Senatorial candidates until such a time as an alternative source of income can be found.
Cosa Seat Reform
According to the policy motion as adopted on the 8th of May 2014, the Liberal Congress supports the eventual reduction of the number of seats in the Cosa to 20, and to limit the number of seats an MC can hold to one per person. It is their hope that this will preserve electoral competition and to prevent complacency among Talossa's politicians.
Anti-Espionage Policy
As adopted on the 13th of June 2014, the Congress supports the removal of unnecessary espionage laws 'which undermine the trust and friendship upon which Talossa has been built.
Communications Privacy
The Liberal Congress seeks to prohibit party leaders automatically having access to the e-mail addresses of citizens upon paying a fee of $20, and looks to explore opt-in/out systems of party communications instead.
Slimming Down Government
The party voted to add a policy of slimming down the government by merging governmental departments (Immigration, Home Affairs, and Defence) to their platform for the 47th Cosa elections on the 20th of August, 2014.
