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Party Legislation
These are the bills[?] that have been proposed by the United Democrats.
- Prison Labour Laws
- Health Care Reform
- Sales Tax Act
- Foreign Aid Bill
- Education Reform
- Bestiality Act
- Industrial Overhaul Act
- Minimum Income Act
- Warfare Convention Amendment
- Sales Tax Act 2816
- Control of Dangerous Firearms Act 2816
- Public Ownership Act
- Prostitution Act
- Presumed Donor Bill
- Extradition Treaty
- Foreign Policy Bill
- Public Defence Act
- Space Act
- Bestiality Act 2820
- Health Care Act
- Compulsory Purchase Act
- Media Information Act
- Energy Expansion Bill
- Refugee Act
- Right to Privacy Act
- Use of Pharmaceutical Drugs Reform
- Adoption Act
- Illegal Alien Act
- Protection of Animals Act
- Re-forestation Bill
- National Health Care Act
- Adoption Act 2829
- Pharmaceutical Drugs Act 2829
- Rutanian Industry Reform 2829
- Adultery Act
- Flag Burning Amendment
- Employer Act
- DWC Act
- Military Act 2832
- Health Care Bill 2834
- Family Support Bill
- Pension Plan Bill
- Regulation of Adoption Act
- Gun Control
- Corporate Tax Increase (again)
- Religious Advertising Act
- Nuclear Warfare Regulations
- Adoption Regulation Act
- Marketplace Act
- Call for early elections, November 2835
- Re-forestation Committee 2836
- Modified Education Act
- Legalisation of Prostitution - 2838
- Fireworks Act 2838
- Gun Control Laws 2838
- Food Safety Act
- Public Care Reform
- Constitution Act
- DPR Manifesto Part One
- Cabinet Proposal of March 2877
- Rutanian Constitution 2877
- DPR Manifesto - Part Two - Gun Control 2877
- Cabinet Proposal of April 2877
- Ratification of the Recongnition of the Republic of New Englia
- UniDem Non-Manifesto 2886
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