Penal Reserve Labor System Abolition Act, 1750
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| Long title | An act to dissolve the Penal Reserve Labor System (or PRLS), to credit system laborers with credit for time served in the PRLS, to abolish penal labor practices, and for other purposes. |
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| Abbreviation | PRLSAA |
| Number | Pub. L. 1750-6.033 |
| Introduced by | Assemblyman Devin Floss (R-Camden) |
| Extent | Aerla |
| Dates | |
| Presidential Assent | 1750 AN |
| Commencement | 1751 AN |
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The Penal Reserve Labor System Abolition Act, 1750 is an Aerlan law that abolished the Penal Reserve Labor System, a labor program that used repeat criminal offenders in the construction of infrastructure across the nation. The program had dwindled in numbers since the completion of the Great Aerlan Highway and the modernization of railroads. Critics of the program decried it as an exploitive system, since these convict laborers were paid substantially less than their non-convict counterparts.
Thomas Guthrie promised the abolition of the PRLS as one of his key promises should he win the Presidency. He would, a little over a year later, sign the act into law.
Legislative History
| Stage | Date | Action | Votes (Y-N-NV) | Details |
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| 1 | 1750.2 AN | Introduction | - | Introduced by Assemblyman Devin Floss (R-Camden) as A.R. 1891 |
| 2 | 1750.2 AN | First Reading | - | Referred to Committee on Government Oversight |
| 3 | 1750.6 AN | Committee Review | 10-0-0 | Passed Committee, Reported to National Assembly |
| 4 | 1750.8 AN | Final Reading | 89-21-0 | Passed National Assembly |
| 5 | 1750.8 AN | Presidential Assent | - | Signed into Law as Pub. L. 1750-6.033 |
