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Party Legislation
These are the bills[?] that have been proposed by the Rettferdighet og frihet.
- Cabinet Proposal of April 5364
- Kazulian Reforms
- Moving Capital of Kazulia back to Skalm
- Kazulian Greatness Reforms
- Terran Times Update
- TTT / Kazulia
- TTT / Kazulia
- Foreign Intellegece Stripping Act
- RP: Investigation Into the Accusations of Abuse for Interior Minister
- Reinstating the Kingdom of Kazulia
- Call for early elections, October 5370
- Name Change: to Kingdom of Kazulia
- Name Change to Kongeriket av Kazulmark
- Reforms for the Kingdom
- RP: Banning Radiacal Exremists in Kazulia
- Cabinet Proposal of November 5372
- Gun Reforms Act of 5373
- Ratification of the Northern Council Treaty
- Ratification of the Revised Eroncourt Convention
- Cabinet Proposal of November 5373
- Treaty Cleaning
- Ratification of the Convention on the Humane Treatment of Prisoners of War
- Budget proposal of December 5373
- Income tax proposal of December 5373
- Budget proposal of December 5373
- Military Spending Increase Tax of 5373
- Varvik's Foreign Policy Agenda
- Cabinet Proposal of October 5376
- OOC/RP: Register of Kazulian Companies
- Cabinet Proposal of October 5377
- Horovitz Reforms for Posperity
- Fixing Ties with Beiteynu
- Ratification of the Beiteynuese Framework of Diplomacy & Friendship
- Ratification of the Beiteynuese Framework of Trade & Commerce
- Kazulia Conservative Reforms Updated
- Conservative Proposals for Kazulia
- Cabinet Proposal of November 5386
- RP Law: Kazulia Broadcasting Corporation Foundation
- Call for early elections, March 5389
- RP: Kazulian Nuclear Power Expansion Plan (Kazulia atomkraftutvidelsesplan)
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