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Dorvische Landvolkpartei[?]
This page contains information about the Dorvische Landvolkpartei.
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Details
User[?]: Iron Chancellor
Nation[?]: Republik Dorvik (Dorvik)
Seats[?] in Staatsrat (State Council)[?]: 0
Color[?]:
Description[?]:
| Dorvisches Landvolkpartei (Smallholder's Party of Dorvik) "Gott, Familie, Eigentum, Ordnung" (God, Family, Property, Order) We are the party of the landed gentry and their smallholding neighbors. 1. Federalism 2. Hosian traditionalism 3. Monarchism 4. Environmentalism 5. Rural & agrarianism 6. Isolationism 7. Economy based on Social Capitalism 8. Self-help through community activism Party leader: Ilse Walter, Gräfin von Loë --- Archive: Session 2.0 Social changes: DONE: 1. Passage of the "Law of Return for Dorvish and Invitation for Ethnic Dundorfians" and shifting of revenue to Ministry of the Interior to fund the bill; after the four year period, the Law will be re-evaluated. DONE: 2. Passage of the "Statement on the State Religion" - Reestablishment of the State Church. Registration of the religion of all Dorvish and citizens to establish and enact tithes ("Congregation Tax" deducted from national/state income tax of for all recognized religions) for the Church's function. Economic and monetary changes: DEFEATED: 1. "Local Money, Local Control: Local Scholars Initiative" - Localizing all primary, secondary, and post-secondary educational services to the Provinces. Shifting money from the national educational budget and moving toward other much needed areas while keeping into place "parachute payments" until higher education can adjust their funding streams. NOT PROPOSED: 2. "75.000 Dörfer, 75.000 Connections: Connect the Dörfer (Villages) Initiative" - Investment/upgrades to Infrastructure and Transport (esp. railroads, ferries, local roads, and merchant marine) over four years. Likewise, the gradual implementations of grants to distribute funds to local communities to fund local infrastructure fixes. NOT PROPOSED: 3a. "Waterway of the North" - Infrastructure investment into building a canal for large sea-going vessels across the peninsula from the bay near Luckelstein, Lagornia along Highway 91 to the port of Oppenbruck. Lesser canals or two-lane roadways would then go into the farming heartlands of Lagornia and Miktar and connect them to the major internal harbors. (https://vignette4.wikia.nocookie.net/particracy/images/b/be/Dorvik_map_new1221.png/revision/latest?cb=20170210095516) NOT PROPOSED: 3b. "Two Inside, One Out" - Infrastructure investment into building two major internal harbors along the proposed Northern Canal. Investment into the building of one major harbor and port along the Gievener Bodden (Gieven Bight) west of Luckelstein. DEFEATED: 4. "Back-to-the-Land: 100,000 New Farms Initiative" - Encourage a "back to the land" movement by creating and disbursing grants to encourage small farms and agricultural growth. This will be funded by keeping the current agriculture funding as is although the current policy is one of local government implementing plans. NOT PROPOSED: 5. "Fairness in Banking Initiative" - Implementing changes to the financial system by using the government to nationalize the large private national banks and replacing these large banks with smaller, community-based banks (with special emphasis on credit unions). The funds from the large national banks will be distributed to the community-based banks and credit unions. DONE: 6. "Everyone an entrepreneur: 1 Million New Businesses Initiative" - Localizing as many aspects of the economy as possible while using grants to encourage the growth of MSMBs: micro- (<5 employees), small- (<25 employees) and medium-sized (<150 employees) shops, factories, businesses, and enterprises. Using Law to break-up large corporations. DONE: 7. "Small Is Beautiful Initiative" - Encourage Dorvish in the big cities to "return" to small towns through tax incentives, advertising, and grants to create better lives in rural areas. Session 3.0 Social changes: 1."Return of the Nobility" - Propose a return of hereditary noble titles and the return of minor political rights with them. 2."Kolonien: Private Homeownership Initiative" - Coordinating the creation of provincial and local planning boards to organize and plan additions to small and medium-cities in "Kolonien" (urban or rural; villages, settlements, or colonies). Using government to support private homeownership through cheap mortgages, financing, taxes, and other incentives to prioritize the renovation and occupancy of existing buildings and/or new construction of quality housing (i.e. single-family, duplex/semi-detached, condos, townhouses, multi-family, etc). Economic and monetary changes: 1. "Local Money, Local Control: Local Scholars Initiative" - Localizing all primary, secondary, and post-secondary educational services to the Provinces. Shifting money from the national educational budget and moving toward other much needed areas while keeping into place "parachute payments" until higher education can adjust their funding streams. 2. "Back-to-the-Land: 100,000 New Farms Initiative" - Encourage a "back to the land" movement by establishing a 'Resettlement Administration' (Umsiedlungsverwaltung) to create and disburse grants to encourage small farms and agricultural growth. This will be funded by keeping the current agriculture funding as is although the current policy is one of local government implementing plans. 3. "75.000 Dörfer, 75.000 Connections: Connect the Dörfer (Villages) Initiative" - Investment/upgrades to Infrastructure and Transport (esp. railroads, ferries, local roads, and merchant marine) over four years. Likewise, the gradual implementations of grants to distribute funds to local communities to fund local infrastructure fixes. 4a. "Waterway of the North" - Infrastructure investment into building a canal for large sea-going vessels across the peninsula from the Gievener Bodden (Gieven Bight) west of Luckelstein, Lagornia along Highway 91 to the port of Oppenbruck. Lesser canals or two-lane roadways would then go into the farming heartlands of Lagornia and Miktar and connect them to the major internal harbors. (https://vignette4.wikia.nocookie.net/particracy/images/b/be/Dorvik_map_new1221.png/revision/latest?cb=20170210095516) 4b. "Two Inside, One Out" - Infrastructure investment into building two major internal harbors along the proposed Northern Canal. Investment into the building of one major harbor and port along the Gievener Bodden (Gieven Bight) west of Luckelstein. 5. "Fairness in Banking Initiative" - Implementing changes to the financial system by using the government to nationalize the large private national banks and replacing these large banks with smaller, community-based banks (with special emphasis on credit unions). The funds from the large national banks will be distributed to the community-based banks and credit unions. FARMING PROPOSAL BILL Part of the DLVP plans are to encourage a "back to the land" movement. The dangers of capitalism lie in not in the accumulation of wealth per se, but in the exploitation of men. Namely, the ownership of the means of production. While Metzists and Communists wish to destroy private ownership to end exploitation, we wish to expand it. People are likely to work harder and with greater commitment if they themselves possess the land on which they labour, which in turn will benefit them and their families as workers will be able to provide for themselves and their household. It is the very basic idea that when men have the opportunity to possess property and work on it, thus eliminating the alienation they may feel toward wage work. To encourage the selling to land, the purchasing of equipment for farming, achieving the education to become successful smallholders, the DLVP and the State will make available grants and compensation schemes to encourage small farms and agricultural growth. This will be funded by keeping the current agriculture funding as is although the current policy is one of local government implementing plans. Soon, workers who wish to see a change in their lives, who feel exploited and unappreciated, will be able to go back to the soil and contribute. They will see the very ground that they manipulate change and grow their livelihoods. They will see the animals they tend grow fat and provide through their own hard work and perseverance. No longer will they be exploited by greedy CEOs and transnational corporations. They will be truly free for ownership is democracy at its most basic. Farm Size Details: 1.The Ministry of Agriculture shall work in accordance with local authorities to evaluate the fertility (i.e. soil quality, forest, topography, freshwater quality/access, rainfall access to transportation, etc) of all current family-owned and operated farms 100+ hectares (247+ acres) and corporate farms of 50+ (123 acres). 2.Family-owned and operated farms that are deemed eligible to be broken to a maximum 200 hectares based on fertility estimate. Generous compensation to be established by national and state Agriculture Boards. 3.Corporate-owned and -operated farms that are deemed eligible to be broken to a maximum of 75 hectares based on fertility estimate. Fair compensation to be established by national and state Agriculture Boards. 4.The remaining land to be distributed to a new, eligible farmer at between 8-12 hectares (~20-30 acres) based on fertility estimate. These new farms to be registered as "Neue Bauernhöfe" (New Farms), or NB. 5.Registered NBs to be eligible for tax holiday (for all national/state income or national/state property taxes) for no more than three fiscal calendar years from time of registration of the original owner. "NEW FARMER" ELIGIBILITY: 1.Register for "New Farmer" status with national/state/local governments to receive land with initial, upfront payment of Ɖ100 per hectare by family. No more than four adults may be registered as owners per NB. "New Farmers" are only eligible to have ownership or partial ownership in a single NB property. 2.Depending on fertility estimate, land to be distributed through a no-interest mortgage through local agriculture credit union paid upfront by the state (see compensation of original farmer/owner above); mortgage not to exceed total of Ɖ20,000. 3.All register "New Farmer" adults to complete no less than 10 hours worth of agriculture courses with positive marks before receiving lands. They must complete no less than 30 more hours of agriculture courses with positive marks by the end of their first calendar year and no less than 20 more must be completed with positive marks by the end of the second year. SELLING AND RENTING REGULATIONS 4.The "New Farmer" must own, occupy, and improve on their land allotment for no less than five calendar years of closing. They are unable to SELL land in part or in full to a third party for no less than five years; all sales will be eligible for purchase by local Agriculture Board, if the Board chooses not to purchase land, it may be sold in part or in full. Failure to adhere to these rules may incur forfeiture and/or fine. 5.The "New Farmer" must own, occupy, and improve on their land allotment for no less than five calendar years of closing. They are unable to RENT land in part or in full to a third party for no less than two years; the local Agriculture Board must approve of any rentals during that time period. Failure to adhere to these rules may incur forfeiture and/or fine. 6. Subletting is allowed only with the approval of the local Agriculture Board. 7.All land and other property on it may be bequeathed or transferred to a family member(s) with approval of the Agricultural Board. IMPROVEMENTS TO THE LAND 8.Improvements by "New Farmers" must be no less than Ɖ4,000 over five years. Failure to improve on land may incur forfeiture and/or fine. 9.Improvements must be agricultural in nature. 10.The "New Farmer" is eligible for national/state/local house construction tax incentives at their prerogative. |
Ministries
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Political Positions
| Ideology | Position | Visibility | Coherency |
| Centralization | moderate unitarist | excellent | perfect |
| Civil Rights | restrictive-leaning | excellent | perfect |
| Ecology | moderate skeptic | excellent | perfect |
| Foreign Relations | isolationist-leaning | excellent | perfect |
| Government Responsibilities | moderate small government | excellent | perfect |
| Market | moderate laissez-faire | excellent | perfect |
| Military | moderate militarist | high | perfect |
| Morality | conservative-leaning | excellent | perfect |
| Religion | secular-leaning | excellent | perfect |
Affiliations
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Election Results
History Table
| Month | Votes | Total Votes | Votes (%) | Votes (%) (+) | Seats | Total Seats | Seats (%) | Seats (+) |
| October 4238 | 26,541,959 | 64,011,041 | 41.46 | +41.46 | 254 | 599 | 42.40 | +254 |
| December 4238 | 26,764,963 | 61,795,739 | 43.31 | +1.85 | 262 | 599 | 43.74 | +8 |
| May 4243 | 17,242,857 | 66,024,516 | 26.12 | -17.20 | 159 | 599 | 26.54 | -103 |
| May 4247 | 21,247,270 | 62,460,674 | 34.02 | +7.90 | 207 | 599 | 34.56 | +48 |
| August 4248 | 19,483,424 | 60,202,630 | 32.36 | -1.65 | 192 | 599 | 32.05 | -15 |
| January 4339 | 7,498,046 | 64,070,694 | 11.70 | -20.66 | 69 | 599 | 11.52 | -123 |
| May 4339 | 7,636,064 | 63,422,651 | 12.04 | +0.34 | 72 | 599 | 12.02 | +3 |
| October 4342 | 5,940,920 | 60,573,444 | 9.81 | -2.23 | 58 | 599 | 9.68 | -14 |
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Legislation
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Legislative Agenda
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Voting Record
This is the voting[?] record of the Dorvische Landvolkpartei.
| Bill | Created | Voting started | Vote | Bill Status | Result |
| Budget proposal of January 5472 | January 5472 | January 5472 | passed | ||
| Income tax proposal of January 5472 | January 5472 | January 5472 | passed | ||
| Educational Reform | January 5472 | January 5472 | voting | ||
| Salary Act | December 5471 | December 5471 | voting | ||
| Changing the Slogan | November 5471 | November 5471 | voting | ||
| Democratic Debate Act | November 5471 | November 5471 | voting | ||
| Health Freedom Act | October 5471 | October 5471 | voting | ||
| Consumption Tax Act | August 5471 | August 5471 | voting | ||
| Flat Tax Act | July 5471 | July 5471 | passed | ||
| Cabinet Proposal of July 5471 | July 5471 | July 5471 | passed | ||
| Corporate Tax Cut | July 5471 | July 5471 | voting | ||
| Voting rights act | July 5471 | July 5471 | voting | ||
| Freedom Act Part 3 | June 5471 | July 5471 | voting | ||
| Freedom Agenda Part 2 | April 5471 | July 5471 | voting | ||
| Adoption Freedom Act | February 5471 | July 5471 | voting | ||
| Freedom for Dorvik | January 5471 | July 5471 | voting | ||
| Media Reform Act | July 5445 | July 5445 | passed | ||
| Powers of the President Act | July 5445 | July 5445 | passed | ||
| Cabinet Proposal of September 5444 | September 5444 | September 5444 | passed | ||
| Animal Ownership Act 5445 | September 5444 | September 5444 | passed |
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