Department of Church Affairs Abolition Act, 1752
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| Long title | An Act to abolish the Department of Church Affairs (DoCA), to transfer oversight of religious education curricula to the Ministry of Education, to deregulate the sale of ecclesiastical lands to individual diocese, and for other purposes. |
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| Citation | Pub. L. 6-111 |
| Introduced by | Assemblywoman Christine Macklin (ADP-Moose Peak) |
| Extent | Nationwide |
| Dates | |
| Presidential Assent | 1752.4 AN |
| Commencement | 1753.1 AN |
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The Department of Church Affairs Abolition Act, 1752 is an Aerlan law that abolished the Department of Church Affairs. The Department had been a target for abolition by the Reformist Bloc and it's successor party, the Aerlan Democratic Party. While previous administrations were unable to secure a majority vote for abolition, the administration of Thomas Guthrie was able to oversee the Department's liquidation, with it's responsibilities either transferred to other Departments/Ministries, or deregulated altogether.
Legislative History
| Stage | Date | Action | Votes (Y-N-NV) | Details |
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| 1 | 1751.9 AN | Introduction | - | Introduced by Assemblywoman Christine Macklin (ADP-Moose Peak) as A.R. 2486 |
| 2 | 1751.9 AN | First Reading | - | Referred to Committee on Government Oversight |
| 3 | 1752.2 AN | Committee Review | 7-3-0 | Passed Committee, Reported to National Assembly |
| 4 | 1752.4 AN | Final Reading | 68-41-1 | Passed National Assembly |
| 5 | 1752.4 AN | Presidential Assent | - | Signed into Law as Pub. L. 6-111 |
