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Title	Urgency	Categories	Assignment	Done
Lobbyists	high	Economy, Rights	30.03.2008 16:06	07.04.2008 09:57
Animal Experiments	extremely high	Health, Rights	31.03.2008 19:10	07.04.2008 09:55
Webpage appeals for boycotts	high	Economy, Rights	04.04.2008 10:05	05.04.2008 10:09
Meatless Future	high	Health, Rights	01.04.2008 10:37	04.04.2008 10:12
Patent Use	high	Economy, Rights	30.03.2008 16:09	04.04.2008 10:11
Same-Sex Union	high	Rights, Family	04.04.2008 10:07	04.04.2008 10:08
National Railway Privatization	high	Economy, Infrastructure	30.03.2008 16:15	04.04.2008 10:07
Election Pledges	high	Administration, Rights	30.03.2008 16:06	04.04.2008 10:05
Machine tax	normal	Economy, Budget	30.03.2008 16:06	01.04.2008 10:37
Demand of housing	high	Economy, Rights	30.03.2008 16:06	01.04.2008 10:35
Phishing	high	Security, Economy	30.03.2008 16:06	31.03.2008 19:10
School Attendance	normal	Education, Rights	30.03.2008 16:13	30.03.2008 16:15
isTitel185	high	Health, Budget	30.03.2008 16:06	30.03.2008 16:13
Fire Destroys Parliament Building	extremely high	Security, Rights	30.03.2008 16:06	30.03.2008 16:09

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Former decisions have the following consequences:
Fearing criminal prosecution, lobbyists and politicians now only meet on remote islands during "vacations."
Companies pay immense sums for state scientific findings.
Companies avoid antisocial courses of action because of public calls for boycott.
Due to a ban on imported meat, drug smugglers begin to include foreign specialties of meat in their shipments.
Patents not in use expire after two years.
Same-sex marriages have the same status as heterosexual marriages.
The railway system, once again under State control, is struggling with extreme underfunding. The transport budget has been used up for the next 3 years by purchasing every stake in every railway company.
Politicians who lie to get elected go to jail for perjury.
Due to a central government database, bureaucratic processes become much faster.
Subsidies for the use of machines destroy thousands of jobs, but make for cheap appliances and electronics.