Don Francisco de Valle and his People's Party proposed acts improving the lives of the ordinary Spanish citizens. After the success of the The Guarentee of Basic Education Bill, which passed with near universal support - as some reactionaries opposed the bills of everything left of extreme right-wing - Don de Valle grew more bold and proposed a wide range of social and political reforms that would bring Spain forward in the March of Nations as a stronger, freer and more united nation. However, it remained to be seen whether the reforms would pass, as the Royalist League still controlled much of the Royal Assembly and could count on much support in the State Council.
Protection of Public Movements Bill
Co-signed by Don F. Pater de Valle & Mr. C. Aldecanta MAR
RECOGNIZING that public meetings of widely varying ideological goals and members are allowed to march freely through the streets of this nation and that they are protected by the Spanish Government
RECOGNIZING that many sanctioned political parties of distinct ideological flavour and opposition to parties closely associated with civil institutions are treated
disadvantageously by civil instutions
BELIEVING that the rights guarenteed for public meetings also extends to public movements
We do hereby resolve that all sanctioned political parties - which shall and do include all Parties seated in this Assembly - shall be treated as equals before the law
((Reform to Gerrymandering))
Trade Union Reform Bill
RECOGNIZING that public meetings of widely varying ideological goals and members are allowed to march freely through the streets of this nation and that they are protected by the Spanish Government
RECOGNZING that Trade Unions are inefficiently controlled by central authorities rather than by those it moves to protect
BELIEVING that the rights guarenteed for public meetings also extends to sanctioned trade unions
We do hereby resolve that trade unions shall be allowed self-determination in its affairs
((Reform to Non-Socialist Allowed))
Workers' Safety Bill
RECOGNIZING the deplorable situation in factories, mines and working places across the Kingdom of Spain and the threat they form to workers - which, in many cases, includes children - and productivity
BELIEVING that His Majesty's Government should take into consideration the working conditions of the common Spaniard when it proposes new charters and terms for Spanish corporations
We do hereby resolve that the Government shall set certain conditions and advices for large factories, mines and other work places to guarentee the safety of the Spanish Workers
((Reform to Minimal Safety Regulations))
Guarentee for Widows, Veterans and Former Servents of the Crown
RECOGNIZING the deplorable situation in which veterans of His Majesty's Armed Forces and former servants of the Crown, who can, through age and/or inability, no longer provide for their families
RECOGNIZING the diplorable situation in which chidless widows or widows lacking of age sons live and the most serious threat that they may fall from higher standing
BELIEVING that His Majesty's Government should assist and support these loyal and weakend subjects of the Crown
We do hereby resolve that the Government shall provide for these men, who have served their Monarch and His People in times of war and peace, needed and deserved financial support in their old age and widows who can no longer provide for themselves the financial support needed to preserve the morality and moderate livelihoods of these women
((Reform to Trinket Pensions))
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