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OOC Source: Babiel GmbH
Dunburg: The new minority government, through a initiative from the DLVP in government, has proposed a sweeping civil rights act to the Reichstag named the "Civil Rights Act" which would, if passed, once again allow abortions, euthanasia and a variety of other freedoms to the Dundorfian populace. But as DLVP lawmakers are vouching for the bill in parliament the party leadership is fearing it might not even pass the Reichstag, with the new government partner the Volksgemeinschaftspartei showing signs of fascist rhetoric after entering the minority government just three months ago. The party has proposed measures to ban religion, enforce forced labour in the prison system and more proposals that DLVP leadership calls, "abhorent and against everything Dundorfian.", and several prominent DLVP members are wondering whether it was smart to enter a government with the VGP. The new CRA is ambitious however, and parliamentary leader for the DLVP Alexander Pach has stated that if its only coalition partner doesnt approve of the bill they will look at others to gather the necessary support to pass it, though it will likely be hard to do so.
Reichskanzler Heiner meanwhile is worried, leading a minority government that already seems to struggle to pass any meaningfull legislation. In an effort to still realize some of her electoral promises, the Reichskanzler has drafted the "Presidential Decree Act" with her fellow party members, which would grant the President even more powers to rule if cabinet or the regular government in general would be to fragmented/weak to do so. She and her party members are arguing that with these increased powers, the government will always have a president to count on, even if the coalition process and regular government fail to perform their duties. But this initiative might not pass either, with some parties actively supporting reducing the powers of the president, taking away the right for the president to appoint a chancellor for example. With these early fractures in the already weak minority government and the DLVP desperately trying to find support for its own agenda, what will the future hold for Dundorf? And will a DLVP led government remain a reality?