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|Party name in ''Common tongue'' | |Party name in ''Common tongue'' | ||
|Conservative Monarchist Party | |Conservative Monarchist Party | ||
| | |Onward, Batavia! | ||
|Ultraroyalists | |Ultraroyalists | ||
|Radical Party | |Radical Party | ||
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|Party leader | |Party leader | ||
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| | |[[Alexandra Lucius]] | ||
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|[[Jacques Montrarde]] | |[[Jacques Montrarde]] | ||
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|Interior Affairs | |Interior Affairs | ||
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| | |Ceremonial Monarchy, Democracy, Sphere sovereignty and corporatism | ||
|More power in hands of the aristocracy, while keeping the number of voters in check (and limited to certain, wealthier groups). | |More power in hands of the aristocracy, while keeping the number of voters in check (and limited to certain, wealthier groups). | ||
|In favour of centralisation of power in hand of the parliament ([[Hogerhuis]] and [[Lagerhuis]]) in [['s Koningenwaarde]]. | |In favour of centralisation of power in hand of the parliament ([[Hogerhuis]] and [[Lagerhuis]]) in [['s Koningenwaarde]]. | ||
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|Foreign Affairs | |Foreign Affairs | ||
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| | |Neutrality, pro international trade | ||
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|Attempts at integrating parts of the [[Batavian Confederation]] in a stronger, more unified Empire. | |Attempts at integrating parts of the [[Batavian Confederation]] in a stronger, more unified Empire. | ||
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|Economical Affairs | |Economical Affairs | ||
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| | |Corporatism, free trade, Rhineland model | ||
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|Protectionism. Nationalisation of certain properties. Special attention on rooting out corruption among nobility and higher ups. | |Protectionism. Nationalisation of certain properties. Special attention on rooting out corruption among nobility and higher ups. | ||
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|Education and culture | |Education and culture | ||
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| | |Modern education with a focus on technological innovation, no forced patriotism | ||
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|A Batavian curriculum to promote patriotism and a desire to protect the nation's parliamentarian and royal traditions. | |A Batavian curriculum to promote patriotism and a desire to protect the nation's parliamentarian and royal traditions. | ||
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|State security | |State security | ||
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| | |Maintaining the status quo of outsourced private military through the Iron Militia, focus on key assets such as the navy and air force for direct state involvement. | ||
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|Increase in funds for the Army and Navy. Introduction of military service. | |Increase in funds for the Army and Navy. Introduction of military service. | ||
Revision as of 23:01, 20 January 2020
Policies
| 1681 elections | Conservative Monarchistische Partij | Voorwaarts Batavië! | Ultraroyalisten | Radicalen | Republikeins Links | Bataafse Arbeiderspartij |
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| Party name in Common tongue | Conservative Monarchist Party | Onward, Batavia! | Ultraroyalists | Radical Party | Republican Left | Batavian Worker's Party |
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| Party leader | Alexandra Lucius | Jacques Montrarde | ||||
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| Interior Affairs | Ceremonial Monarchy, Democracy, Sphere sovereignty and corporatism | More power in hands of the aristocracy, while keeping the number of voters in check (and limited to certain, wealthier groups). | In favour of centralisation of power in hand of the parliament (Hogerhuis and Lagerhuis) in 's Koningenwaarde. | |||
| Foreign Affairs | Neutrality, pro international trade | Attempts at integrating parts of the Batavian Confederation in a stronger, more unified Empire. | ||||
| Economical Affairs | Corporatism, free trade, Rhineland model | Protectionism. Nationalisation of certain properties. Special attention on rooting out corruption among nobility and higher ups. | ||||
| Education and culture | Modern education with a focus on technological innovation, no forced patriotism | A Batavian curriculum to promote patriotism and a desire to protect the nation's parliamentarian and royal traditions. | ||||
| State security | Maintaining the status quo of outsourced private military through the Iron Militia, focus on key assets such as the navy and air force for direct state involvement. | Increase in funds for the Army and Navy. Introduction of military service. |
