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Title	Urgency	Categories	Assignment	Done
Sporting Events	extremely high	Economy, Media	24.03.2008 19:53	30.03.2008 12:23
Machine tax	high	Economy, Budget	24.03.2008 22:13	28.03.2008 08:48
Need for Speed?	extremely high	Environment, Infrastructure	24.03.2008 19:56	28.03.2008 08:46
Banking Confidentiality	extremely high	Economy, Budget	20.03.2008 11:59	28.03.2008 08:44
Surveillance cameras	high	Security, Rights	20.03.2008 11:56	27.03.2008 08:21
Trademark Rights	high	Economy, Rights	24.03.2008 19:54	26.03.2008 08:15
Roadworks	normal	Education, Rights	24.03.2008 19:52	24.03.2008 22:13
Child Labor	high	Economy, Rights	16.03.2008 11:47	24.03.2008 19:57
Topless Society	high	Environment, Rights	12.03.2008 15:27	24.03.2008 19:56
Public Broadcasters	high	Rights, Media	19.03.2008 15:13	24.03.2008 19:54
Ding Dong	high	Environment, Rights	18.03.2008 12:08	24.03.2008 19:53
Legalize It!	high	Health, Rights	12.03.2008 15:20	24.03.2008 19:52
Politics of Reproduction	normal	Education, Family	18.03.2008 12:13	20.03.2008 11:59
Prostitution	high	Economy, Rights	14.03.2008 12:49	20.03.2008 11:56
Barriers	normal	Budget, Infrastructure	18.03.2008 12:05	18.03.2008 12:13
School Materials	normal	Education, Budget	12.03.2008 15:20	18.03.2008 12:08
Naturalization	normal	Rights, Abroad	16.03.2008 12:46	18.03.2008 12:05
Investment Subsidy	normal	Economy, Budget	16.03.2008 11:45	16.03.2008 12:46
Representative monarchy	normal	Administration, Budget	12.03.2008 15:20	16.03.2008 12:43
Lobbyists	normal	Economy, Rights	12.03.2008 15:20	16.03.2008 11:47
Human Rights Council	high	Rights, Abroad	14.03.2008 12:52	16.03.2008 11:45
Online Games	high	Economy, Media	12.03.2008 15:20	14.03.2008 12:52
Equality	high	Economy, Rights	12.03.2008 15:25	14.03.2008 12:49
isTitel185	high	Health, Budget	12.03.2008 15:20	12.03.2008 15:27
Fire Destroys Parliament Building	extremely high	Security, Rights	12.03.2008 15:20	12.03.2008 15:25

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Title	Categories	issueAusgesessen
Phishing	Security, Economy	19.03.2008 15:13

Former decisions have the following consequences:
Athletes get tattoos of brand names on their foreheads to keep up their high living standard.
Subsidies for the use of machines destroy thousands of jobs, but make for cheap appliances and electronics.
The development of alternative fuels is a long and expensive process, since car manufacturers continue to support oil-based technologies and ignore alternative research.
Dubious foreign organisations place their money with domestic banks.
The wrong persons are often adjudged because of imprecise testimonies.
Branded products cannot be distinguished from cheap copies since trademark rights have been abolished.
Students have to to spend some time as manual labourer before they obtain their university degree.
Because of the strict abolishment of child labour, children in films and TV are replaced by expensive computer animations.
School attendance sharply increases when some teachers go to school without wearing a top.
Public broadcasters are able to increase the quality of their programming as they now fully financed by the government.