Changes: Hays-Bishop Bill

Revision as of 05:07, 13 August 2019

The Hays-Bishop Bill passed in 2031. It legitimized corporate entities to form governments if their employee population represented more than 2/3 of a designated region.

With this bill, the golden era of corporations began: Lobbyists increased the size of these regions leading to entire states being subsumed under Hays-Bishop.

By 2059, only token traditional governments remained in the west and the last of vestiges of the United States slipped quietly into the TriOp fold.

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-The '''Hays-Bishop bill''' passed in 2031. It legitimized corporate entities to form governments if their employee population represented more than 2/3 of a designated region.
+The '''Hays-Bishop Bill''' passed in 2031. It legitimized [[:Category:Corporations|corporate]] entities to form [[:Category:Government Factions|governments]] if their employee population represented more than 2/3 of a designated region.
-With this bill, the golden era of the corporations began: Lobbyists increased the size of these regions leading to entire states being subsumed under Hays-Bishop.
+With this bill, the golden era of corporations began: Lobbyists increased the size of these regions leading to entire states being subsumed under Hays-Bishop.
-By 2059 only token traditional governments remained in the west.
+By 2059, only token traditional governments remained in the west and the last of vestiges of the United States slipped quietly into the [[TriOptimum|TriOp]] fold.
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