[center][h2][color=blue]Liberal Democrats[/color][/h2][/center]
[center][b]The Parliament[/b][/center]

Recent discussion among the Liberal Democrats had lead to the creation of another health related bill, while many felt that such a bill would likely be to drastic others within the party simple nodded their head and agreed. Eventually Dominic Melembe stood and took the floor. “Greetings fellow members of the national assembly, I’m well aware of the drastic and sudden changes that our party has taken in regards to our nation’s health. Such changes have been controversial to some, but well received by many. It is because of the reception that the Freedom of Health Act received in its creation that I’m inclined to expand upon it with the creation of a new bill, one that will give the nation the opportunity to choose the type of health care they receive.” 

[hider=Freedom of Choice Act]
Overview: The freedom of choice act will provide the citizens the freedom and opportunity to decide what they put into their bodies and allow for the loosening of arbitrary restrictions placed on health industries

Article 1: The government will not actively place regulation on private healthcare industries, instead they will only recommend health and safety legislation to these privately created clinics providing them the opportunity to set their own standards. (Competition)
Article 2: The process known as “gender reassignment surgery” will no longer be made illegal in the health industries, instead the government will take no stance on the surgery and whether a private clinic wishes to perform it. Public clinics will perform the surgery with the recommendation of a health professional. (Liberty)
Article 3: The process known as “In-virtro fertilization” will be made legal. Public health clinics will require that a couple present legal documentation proving their marriage, however such restrictions will not apply to private clinics. (Liberty)
Article 4: The advertisement of legal substances that are classified as addictive or harmful will no longer be regulated by the government. (Liberty)
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Once his fellow MNAs where given the opportunity to read over the bill, Dominic began to speak once again. “I ask that my fellow MNAs recognize the necessity of this bill for the nation. Since my time as minister of health, I’ve come to recognize the tragedy that our healthcare industry has become. Patients turned away because of both arbitrary and authoritarian laws. Let us put aside our partisan squabbling and push through this legislation.” 

[hider=Parliament Actions]
[b]Propose[/b]: Freedom of Choice Act
[b]Minister of Health/Labor Action[/b]: Propose Article 2 of FCA (free)
[b]Propose[/b]: Article 3 of FCA
[b]Propose[/b]: Article 4 of FCA
[b]Call to vote[/b]: Aviation Safety Act
[b]Vote[/b] Aviation Safety Act; Yes 22 [/hider]
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[center][b]The Ministry of State and Foreign Affairs[/b][/center]

South Africa, an economic powerhouse within Africa and an essential trade partner to the Samgolan people. Fear of economic downturn because of protectionist policies with their trade partner has stirred Charles Mpeya to action. Expected to leave to South Africa by March 20th, he has scheduled an official visit with President F. W. de Klerk on establishing a more agreeable trade agreement. The visit is expected to last upwards to two weeks, to give ample time for negotiations between the President of South Africa and Charles Mpeya to take place. 

[hider=Ministry Action]
[b]State visit[/b] Country (South Africa), Length of Stay (2 Weeks) Reason (Negotiate trade agreement) Cost (???)[/hider]

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