Indigonien

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Title	Urgency	Categories	Assignment	Done
Lobbyists	normal	Economy, Rights	09.05.2008 17:21	15.05.2008 23:02
Casinos	normal	Rights, Abroad	09.05.2008 17:22	15.05.2008 23:01
Food imports	high	Economy, Health	09.05.2008 17:21	15.05.2008 23:01
Immigration	high	Rights, Abroad	09.05.2008 17:21	15.05.2008 23:00
School Uniforms	extremely high	Education, Rights	10.05.2008 12:46	15.05.2008 22:59
Cruelty to Animals	extremely high	Security, Rights	09.05.2008 17:21	15.05.2008 22:58
Election Pledges	high	Administration, Rights	09.05.2008 17:21	10.05.2008 12:46
isTitel185	high	Health, Budget	09.05.2008 17:21	10.05.2008 12:46
Fire Destroys Parliament Building	high	Security, Rights	09.05.2008 17:21	09.05.2008 17:22

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Former decisions have the following consequences:
Fearing criminal prosecution, lobbyists and politicians now only meet on remote islands during "vacations."
Players enjoy themselves in illegal gambling dens, which become more and more common.
The import breakpoint is answered by a complete trade boycott by some other countries.
The immigration of poorly qualified workers leads to even greater unemployment, crime, and lower wages for all workers.
The state spends a huge amount of money on millions of new school uniforms.
Animal abusers are convicted as felons and given long sentences in prison.
Due to a central government database, bureaucratic processes become much faster.
Politicians don't give any election pledges since they can be sued for not keeping them.
Neighboring states welcome the disarmament of Indigonien with goodwill and compassion.
Prominent right-wing extremists deny involvement, but are arrested and sentenced when a mysterious letter claiming responsibility for burning down the parliament building is 'found' during house raids in the middle of the night.