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|The Chancellery Act established the roles of Lord High Chancellor and Vice Chancellor, as well as establishing a fixed term limit of 3 months between each election.

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|This was an act to reduce the number of diamond blocks held in the Sovereign Fund from 192 to 100 diamond blocks in order to fund mass building projects, such as the rail

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|This act appointed OstenVonStolz to replace Cincius on the Lord's Council.

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|This Act raised the Sovereign Fund to hold a minimum of 128 diamond blocks.

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|This Act proposed renaming the Redingsfield on the border of the Republic of Bloom to Phucbloomiansfield

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|This Act proposed giving two votes to the Vice Chancellor.

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|This Act proposed giving two votes to the Vice Chancellor.

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|This Act proposed renaming the Redingsfield on the border of the Republic of Bloom to Phucbloomiansfield

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|This Act proposed the establishment of an official Gabonese currency.

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|This Act established Corporations in Gabon, and created a business register.

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|This vote was filed to arrest GetSkinny for seizing lands previously held by the Monarchy.

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|This Act incorporated the corporation of Born and Bread under the Corporations Act 2019

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|This Act incorporated the corporation of Gabon Trading Company under the Corporations Act 2019

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|This Act proposed postponing elections indefinitely.

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|This Act directed the nation of Gabon to establish itself as a neutral nation in all foreign affairs. This Act would also place restrictions on selling and purchasing materials.

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|This Act proposed opening Government channels to public view, allowing citizens to see what their Councillors were voting on and discussing.

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|This Act proposed that the Republic of Gabon adopts the Civil Service Act passed by the Varkonian Senate.

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|This Act proposed the foundation of architectural standards across the boroughs of Salisbury, Bakerswood and Highgrove.

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|This Act replaced the previous Architectural Standards Act after amendments were discussed and put forward for a vote.

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|This proposal set forth the holding of an Independence Referendum from the Grand Duchy of Varkonia.

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|This Act established the Gabon Public Service, which would maintain infrastructure and facilities for public use.

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|This proposal repealed the postponement of elections, which was approved back on the 28th of March 2020.

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|This proposal renamed the Gabonese swamp colony in the far east to be called 'Tasmania'.

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|This vote proposed a new constitution for Gabon, to modernise the Constitution of Gabon, and establish the roles of government.

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|This bill overhauled the justice system of Gabon, modernising it alongside the new constitution of the Republic.

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|This proposal appointed Gobblin to be the Director-General of the Gabon Public Service, tasked with overseeing it's entire operations.

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|This treaty established an alliance between the Republic of Gabon and the second Trudencian Hegemonial Empire.

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|This Act amended the Architectural Standards Act to contain architectural licenses that could be provided to citizens.

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|This Act was proposed on the back of a request from a Gabonese citizen for a defamation Act. Making defamation against the law in Gabon.

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|This Act proposed two classes of citizens in Gabon, splitting the citizenry into 'Citizens' and 'Residents' as well as defining the rights of each class.

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|This proposal repealed the Citizenship Act 2020, which was approved back on the 4th of December 2020.

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|This proposal repealed the Defamation Act, which was approved back on the 17th of November 2020.

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|This proposal repealed the Corporations Act, which was approved back on the 22nd of November 2019.

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|This proposal repealed the Crown Court Act, which was approved in the pre-civil war times of the Principality of Gabon.

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|This Act established the third and final constitution of Gabon, becoming the Free Republic of Gabon.

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|This proposal repealed the Neutrality Act 2020, which was approved back on the 29th March 2020.

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|This Act focused solely on the Gabon Corporation Company and the Government's control over its assets in times of war and peace.

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|This request demanded that the Lord High Chancellor exercise his diplomatic powers under the constitution and have Gabon leave the Augustan Federation.

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|This proposal established the formation of the United Northern Congress once again.

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|The Northern Union Treaty was a joint friendship treaty between Lambat, Lusitania and Gabon. Other names include the [[Democratic Economic Alliance Treaty|Democratic Economic Alliance Treaty.]]

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