Zepettel

Archive
Title	Urgency	Categories	Assignment	Done
A Day Without TV	extremely high	Education, Media	05.02.2008 16:35	15.02.2008 16:36
Emissions Trading	high	Economy, Environment	12.02.2008 15:39	13.02.2008 16:25
Barriers	high	Budget, Infrastructure	05.02.2008 16:31	12.02.2008 15:39
Free Speech on the Internet	high	Rights, Media	11.02.2008 19:22	12.02.2008 15:37
Burial Rituals	high	Administration, Rights	05.02.2008 00:50	11.02.2008 19:22
A Waste Of Time?	high	Health, Education	07.02.2008 14:44	11.02.2008 19:21
Online Games	normal	Economy, Media	06.02.2008 15:32	07.02.2008 14:44
Tuition Fees	normal	Education, Budget	05.02.2008 00:50	06.02.2008 15:35
Denial	high	Rights, Abroad	05.02.2008 00:50	06.02.2008 15:32
Public Service Bans	normal	Security, Rights	05.02.2008 16:34	05.02.2008 16:35
Additional Welfare	normal	Economy, Abroad	05.02.2008 01:33	05.02.2008 16:34
Sporting Events	high	Economy, Media	05.02.2008 02:18	05.02.2008 16:31
Meatless Future	normal	Health, Rights	05.02.2008 02:17	05.02.2008 02:18
School Attendance	normal	Education, Rights	05.02.2008 00:50	05.02.2008 02:17
Fire Destroys Parliament Building	high	Security, Rights	05.02.2008 00:50	05.02.2008 01:33

Tasks which were sat out
Title	Categories	Sat out on
Labor Unions	Economy, Rights	11.02.2008 19:21

Former decisions have the following consequences:
The newly mandated culture programs on TV drives people's will to read again.
Due to a central government database, bureaucratic processes become much faster.
Taxation on emissions increase research, but discourage new investments in the energy industry.
Handicapped individuals enjoy a large amount of freedom from barriers.
With the introduction of a vague internet decency law that levies complex fines on forum and blog creators, thousands of political dissent sites and other opinion forums go off-line.
The state pays for basic burials of deceased citizens.
Working parents regularly pacify their children with video games in order to have more time to themselves and to pursue their career.
There is only a handful of online games of every category left and all in the hand of a single company.
The cost of tuition subsidies strain the budget as some people become permanent "career" students and never graduate.
The crimes of the past are not brought up publicly anymore, for fear of slips of the tongue or misquotes.