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| + | | '''Established''' || 1971 | ||
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| + | | '''Economic ideology''' || [[Menelmacar]]i [[wikipedia:Capitalism|capitalism]] | ||
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| + | | '''Social ideology''' || Moderately permissive | ||
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| + | | '''Party leader''' || [[Tári Calafalas]] | ||
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| + | | '''Seats''' || 7 | ||
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| + | | '''Motto''' || Aa' menealle nauva calen ar' malta | ||
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| + | The '''Knootoss Elvish Party''' (KEP) is an [[Elves|'Elvish']] special interest party, taking generally pro-capitalist and pro-[[Menelmacar|Menelmacari]] policy stances. After the electoral defeat of [[Galadriël Táralóm nos Círdan]], the party managed to recapture a significant part of the Elvish vote, led led by the attractive [[Tári Calafalas]]. | ||
| − | === | + | == Stances on issues == |
| − | + | === Economic issues === | |
| + | * Economic regulation: deregulate | ||
| + | * Income tax: Abolish and replace with sales tax and demerit taxation | ||
| + | * Unemployment rate: increased efforts to attract foreign investment | ||
| − | [[Category:Political parties]] | + | === Social issues === |
| − | [[Category:Knootoss]] | + | * Abortion: Discourage but do not ban |
| + | * Death penalty: Opposed | ||
| + | * Euthanasia: Curb in excesses of Knootian legislation whilst retaining it for extreme cases | ||
| + | * Gay marriage: Support | ||
| + | * Prostitution: Legalise but discourage | ||
| + | * Welfare: Reign in spending on the welfare state, abolish existing programmes | ||
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| + | === Foreign policy === | ||
| + | * Alliances: [[VERITAS]]-based collective security, free trade | ||
| + | * Defence: Increase defence spending to match Menelmacari levels | ||
| + | * Diplomacy: Diplomacy when possible, intervention when needed | ||
| + | * Immigration: impose tougher quotas for non-[[Elvish]] immigrants | ||
| + | * Rejoining the [[United Nations]]: Strongly oppose | ||
| + | * Religious beliefs: Separation of church and state, freedom to choose faith | ||
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| + | [[Category:Political parties]] [[Category:Knootoss]] | ||
Latest revision as of 17:17, 2 December 2005
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| Established | 1971 |
| Economic ideology | Menelmacari capitalism |
| Social ideology | Moderately permissive |
| Party leader | Tári Calafalas |
| Seats | 7 |
| Motto | Aa' menealle nauva calen ar' malta |
The Knootoss Elvish Party (KEP) is an 'Elvish' special interest party, taking generally pro-capitalist and pro-Menelmacari policy stances. After the electoral defeat of Galadriël Táralóm nos Círdan, the party managed to recapture a significant part of the Elvish vote, led led by the attractive Tári Calafalas.
Stances on issues
Economic issues
- Economic regulation: deregulate
- Income tax: Abolish and replace with sales tax and demerit taxation
- Unemployment rate: increased efforts to attract foreign investment
Social issues
- Abortion: Discourage but do not ban
- Death penalty: Opposed
- Euthanasia: Curb in excesses of Knootian legislation whilst retaining it for extreme cases
- Gay marriage: Support
- Prostitution: Legalise but discourage
- Welfare: Reign in spending on the welfare state, abolish existing programmes
Foreign policy
- Alliances: VERITAS-based collective security, free trade
- Defence: Increase defence spending to match Menelmacari levels
- Diplomacy: Diplomacy when possible, intervention when needed
- Immigration: impose tougher quotas for non-Elvish immigrants
- Rejoining the United Nations: Strongly oppose
- Religious beliefs: Separation of church and state, freedom to choose faith
