Power structure laws

The numbers in green refer to the number of alternative laws currently available to be enacted in that sub-category.

Power structure laws determine who is in control of different aspects of the country.

It includes fundamental Governance Principles such as monarchy and parliamentary republic, which determine who will be the nation's head of state and what kind of powers they wield.

Distribution of Power ranges from autocracy and oligarchy through various extensions of the voting franchise all the way to universal suffrage.

Citizenship and Church and State laws govern which pops suffer legal discrimination in the country due to their culture or religion.

The principles on which Bureaucracy is run – such as hereditary or elected positions for bureaucrats – determine how expensive it is to keep track of each citizen and how much institutions cost to run, but also directly benefit some groups over others.

Army Model determines what type of military the country uses, and Internal Security governs how the home affairs anti-insurgent institution works.

In the following tables, the Interest group stance column shows the support of interest groups with their default ideologies. Since the ideology of an interest group may differ from the default (in particular due to its leadership), law support may change too.

Governance Principles[edit | edit source]

The foundational principles and authority by which your country is governed. Determines who the Head of State is.  Personal union and Chartered Company subjects cannot change their governance principle law.

Law	Requirements	Effects	Interest group stance
Monarchy A form of governance where an aristocratic dynasty represents the country's national identity and yields executive powers to the royal head of the dynasty.	Anarchy enacted	+200 Authority +25% Aristocrats political strength +20 Legitimacy from including the head of state in government +10% Government ideology penalty	Devout strongly endorse  Industrialists neutral  Intelligentsia neutral  Landowners strongly endorse  Petite Bourgeoisie endorse  Trade Unions strongly oppose [1]
Presidential Republic A political system where power is held by the people and their elected representatives. Republics have an elected or nominated President as Head of State.	Democracy researched	+100 Authority +20% Government ideology penalty +10 Legitimacy from including the head of state in government +10 Legitimacy from votes When enacted: All interest groups replace Constitutionalist ideology with Republican.	Devout neutral  Industrialists neutral  Intelligentsia strongly endorse  Landowners neutral  Petite Bourgeoisie neutral  Trade Unions neutral [1]
Parliamentary Republic A political system where power is held by the people and their elected representatives. The leader of the legislature acts as the Head of State and is referred to as Chancellor.	Democracy researched Autocracy enacted	+1 Government size allowance +20 Legitimacy from votes When enacted: All interest groups replace Constitutionalist ideology with Republican.	Devout neutral  Industrialists neutral  Intelligentsia endorse  Landowners neutral  Petite Bourgeoisie neutral  Trade Unions neutral [1]
Theocracy The government is ruled by a clergy and their interpretation of holy scripture. The Head of State is nominally the person of worship, though in practice a worldly representative selected by merit, status, or birth.	Total Separation enacted State Atheism enacted	+200 Authority +25% Devout political strength +20 Legitimacy from including the head of state in government +10% Government ideology penalty	Devout endorse  Industrialists oppose  Intelligentsia neutral  Landowners endorse  Petite Bourgeoisie endorse  Trade Unions strongly oppose [1]
Council Republic A political system where workers elect delegates to local councils. Extends concepts of workplace organization to general governance.	Socialism researched Hereditary Bureaucrats enacted	+10 Legitimacy from votes +1 Government size allowance −10% Government ideology penalty +25% Trade Unions political strength When enacted: All interest groups replace Constitutionalist ideology with Republican.	Devout strongly oppose  Industrialists strongly oppose  Intelligentsia oppose  Landowners strongly oppose  Petite Bourgeoisie oppose  Trade Unions endorse [1]
Corporate State A political system based around institutionalized collaboration between officially recognized corporate groups. The state serves as a forum for negotiation between different social classes.	Corporatism researched	+2 Government size allowance +1 Free company charters +1 Max companies −25% Government ideology penalty +100 Authority +25% Petite Bourgeoisie political strength When enacted: All interest groups replace Constitutionalist ideology with Republican.	Devout neutral  Industrialists oppose  Intelligentsia neutral  Landowners neutral  Petite Bourgeoisie neutral  Trade Unions strongly oppose [1]
Chiefdom A hierarchical pre-industrial political system based on kinship, with a warlord or elder of a prominent family at the head. It is incapable of efficient centralized control over entire states.	Is a decentralized country	+100 Authority +20 Legitimacy from including the head of state in government

Distribution of Power[edit | edit source]

How political power is distributed. Determines who the Head of State is accountable to.

Law	Requirements	Effects	Interest group stance
Autocracy The Head of State's power is absolute and they are held accountable to no earthly power.	Parliamentary Republic enacted	+200 Authority +30 Legitimacy from including the head of state in government +50% Government ideology penalty +120 Legitimacy from government clout +50% Aristocrats political strength +50% Officers political strength Replace Elected Bureaucrats law with: Appointed Bureaucrats if has Monarchy Hereditary Bureaucrats otherwise Political parties will disappear	Industrialists oppose  Intelligentsia oppose  Landowners strongly endorse  Trade Unions strongly oppose
Technocracy The nation is governed by an unelected council of men of reason and ability.	Central Archives researched	+100 Authority +10 Legitimacy from including the head of state in government +2 Government size allowance −10% Government ideology penalty +120 Legitimacy from government clout +33% Academics political strength +33% Engineers political strength +33% Officers political strength Replace Elected Bureaucrats law with Appointed Bureaucrats law Political parties will disappear	Industrialists neutral  Intelligentsia neutral  Landowners strongly oppose  Trade Unions oppose
Oligarchy The Head of State shares power and responsibility with a small group of powerful, unelected individuals.		+100 Authority +10 Legitimacy from including the head of state in government +2 Government size allowance −10% Government ideology penalty +120 Legitimacy from government clout +50% Aristocrats political strength +25% Capitalists political strength +50% Officers political strength Replace Elected Bureaucrats law with: Appointed Bureaucrats if has Monarchy Hereditary Bureaucrats otherwise Political parties will disappear	Industrialists endorse  Intelligentsia oppose  Landowners endorse  Trade Unions strongly oppose
Landed Voting Those who own land or capital property are given a vote.	Democracy researched Chiefdom enacted Command Economy enacted	+100 Authority +1 Government size allowance +20% Government ideology penalty +100 Legitimacy from government clout +40 Legitimacy from votes +50 Political strength from Aristocrats' votes +25 Political strength from Capitalists' votes +25 Political strength from Clergymen's votes +25 Political strength from Officers' votes Political parties will emerge	Industrialists neutral  Intelligentsia neutral  Landowners strongly endorse  Trade Unions oppose
Wealth Voting Wealthy citizens are granted a vote. Men of more wealth are granted more votes.	Democracy researched Chiefdom enacted Command Economy enacted	+100 Authority +40 Political strength from votes +25 Wealth threshold for voting +1 Government size allowance +20% Government ideology penalty +75 Legitimacy from government clout +65 Legitimacy from votes Political parties will emerge	Industrialists endorse  Intelligentsia endorse  Landowners neutral  Trade Unions oppose
Census Suffrage Literate men of particular status are given a vote.	Democracy researched Chiefdom enacted Command Economy enacted	+50 Authority +30 Political strength from votes, multiplied by pop literacy +15 Wealth threshold for voting +1 Government size allowance +10% Government ideology penalty +55 Legitimacy from government clout +85 Legitimacy from votes Political parties will emerge	Industrialists neutral  Intelligentsia strongly endorse  Landowners oppose  Trade Unions neutral
Universal Suffrage Every adult man is given an equal vote.	Egalitarianism researched Chiefdom enacted Command Economy enacted	+20 Political strength from votes +1 Government size allowance +25 Legitimacy from government clout +110 Legitimacy from votes Political parties will emerge	Industrialists strongly oppose  Intelligentsia strongly endorse  Landowners strongly oppose  Trade Unions strongly endorse
Single-Party State The state is governed by a single legal political party, which has a monopoly on all political activity within the nation.	Political Agitation researched Either:  Ruler's interest group belongs to a political party No political parties exist in the country	+100 Legitimacy from votes −25% Government ideology penalty +250 Authority +20 Political strength from votes +20% Attraction for interest groups in  government Sets  Ruler's party as only valid party and resets government accordingly Political parties will emerge Political parties will disappear	Industrialists neutral  Intelligentsia neutral  Landowners neutral  Trade Unions neutral
Anarchy Local communities govern their own affairs and send representatives to serve limited terms on larger cooperative councils. With no formal hierarchies central authority is difficult to exercise.	Anarchism researched Cooperative Ownership enacted	−50% Authority +1 Universal pop political strength −75% Political strength from wealth +2 Government size allowance +100 Legitimacy from government clout Political parties will disappear	Industrialists strongly oppose  Intelligentsia strongly oppose  Landowners strongly oppose  Trade Unions endorse
Elder Council The most venerated men have a say in the nation's governance.	Is a decentralized country Chiefdom enacted	+200 Authority +20 Legitimacy +2 Government size allowance −10% Government ideology penalty +100 Legitimacy from government clout +50% Aristocrats political strength +50% Clergymen political strength +50% Officers political strength Replace Elected Bureaucrats law with: Appointed Bureaucrats if has Monarchy Hereditary Bureaucrats otherwise Political parties will disappear

Citizenship[edit | edit source]

Extending the rights of citizenship, specifically those that are not the primary culture. The law governs both which POPs are considered accepted, and the effects for the POPs when they are not.

Law	Requirements	Effects	Interest group stance
Ethnostate All foreign cultures are discriminated against.	Nationalism researched	+200 Authority +100 Acceptance for pops with Primary Culture +40 Acceptance for pops with shared Heritage and Cultural Traits +20 Acceptance for pops with shared Heritage Trait +0 Acceptance for pops with shared Cultural Traits +0 Acceptance for pops with no shared Cultural Traits Acceptance modifiers Violent Hostility +33% Radicalism increases Cannot vote −50% Political strength −50% Wages −50% Qualifications growth Cannot work in military buildings Cannot work Upper or  Middle Strata jobs in government-funded buildings Cultural Erasure +20% Radicalism increases Cannot vote  Can assimilate  +5% Assimilation −40% Political strength −40% Wages −30% Qualifications growth Cannot work Upper or  Middle Strata jobs in government-funded buildings Open Prejudice Cannot vote  Can assimilate  +15% Assimilation −30% Political strength −25% Wages −10% Qualifications growth Second-class Citizen +20% Loyalism increases −10% Radicalism increases −50% Vote strength  Can assimilate −15% Political strength −15% Wages Full Acceptance +33% Loyalism increases −20% Radicalism increases +25% Political strength +25% Wages Pops will recalculate their interest group support	Intelligentsia oppose  Petite Bourgeoisie endorse  Rural Folk oppose
National Supremacy Foreign cultures are discriminated against unless they share both heritage and language (or other customs).		+150 Authority +100 Acceptance for pops with Primary Culture +60 Acceptance for pops with shared Heritage and Cultural Traits +40 Acceptance for pops with shared Heritage Trait +20 Acceptance for pops with shared Cultural Traits +0 Acceptance for pops with no shared Cultural Traits Acceptance modifiers Violent Hostility +20% Radicalism increases Cannot vote −40% Political strength −40% Wages −50% Qualifications growth Cannot work in military buildings Cannot work Upper or  Middle Strata jobs in government-funded buildings Cultural Erasure +10% Radicalism increases Cannot vote  Can assimilate  +5% Assimilation −30% Political strength −30% Wages −30% Qualifications growth Cannot work Upper or  Middle Strata jobs in government-funded buildings Open Prejudice −50% Vote strength  Can assimilate  +15% Assimilation −20% Political strength −20% Wages −10% Qualifications growth Second-class Citizen +10% Loyalism increases −25% Vote strength  Can assimilate −10% Political strength −10% Wages Full Acceptance +20% Loyalism increases −10% Radicalism increases +20% Political strength +20% Wages Pops will recalculate their interest group support	Intelligentsia oppose  Petite Bourgeoisie strongly endorse  Rural Folk Neutral
Racial Segregation Foreign cultures of different heritage are discriminated against.		+100 Authority +100 Acceptance for pops with Primary Culture +70 Acceptance for pops with shared Heritage and Cultural Traits +50 Acceptance for pops with shared Heritage Trait +30 Acceptance for pops with shared Cultural Traits +10 Acceptance for pops with no shared Cultural Traits Acceptance modifiers Violent Hostility Cannot vote −30% Political strength −30% Wages −50% Qualifications growth Cannot work in military buildings Cannot work Upper or  Middle Strata jobs in government-funded buildings Cultural Erasure Cannot vote  Can assimilate  +5% Assimilation −20% Political strength −20% Wages −30% Qualifications growth Cannot work Upper or  Middle Strata jobs in government-funded buildings Open Prejudice −25% Vote strength  Can assimilate  +15% Assimilation −10% Political strength −10% Wages −10% Qualifications growth Second-class Citizen  Can assimilate +10% Political strength +5% Wages Full Acceptance +10% Political strength +15% Wages Pops will recalculate their interest group support	Intelligentsia neutral  Petite Bourgeoisie endorse  Rural Folk endorse
Cultural Exclusion Foreign cultures with nothing in common with your primary cultures are discriminated against.	Either of: Debt Slavery enacted Slavery Banned enacted	+50 Authority +100 Acceptance for pops with Primary Culture +80 Acceptance for pops with shared Heritage and Cultural Traits +60 Acceptance for pops with shared Heritage Trait +40 Acceptance for pops with shared Cultural Traits +20 Acceptance for pops with no shared Cultural Traits Acceptance modifiers Violent Hostility Cannot vote −30% Political strength −30% Wages −50% Qualifications growth Cannot work Upper or  Middle Strata jobs in government-funded buildings Cultural Erasure −25% Vote strength  Can assimilate  +5% Assimilation −20% Political strength −20% Wages −30% Qualifications growth Open Prejudice  Can assimilate  +15% Assimilation −10% Political strength −10% Wages −10% Qualifications growth Second-class Citizen  Can assimilate +10% Political strength Full Acceptance +10% Political strength +5% Wages Pops will recalculate their interest group support	Intelligentsia endorse  Petite Bourgeoisie neutral  Rural Folk neutral
Multiculturalism No cultures are discriminated against.	Human Rights researched Slavery Banned enacted	+100 Acceptance for pops with Primary Culture +90 Acceptance for pops with shared Heritage and Cultural Traits +85 Acceptance for pops with shared Heritage Trait +80 Acceptance for pops with shared Cultural Traits +75 Acceptance for pops with no shared Cultural Traits Acceptance modifiers Violent Hostility −20% Wages Cultural Erasure  Can assimilate  +5% Assimilation −10% Wages Open Prejudice  Can assimilate  +15% Assimilation −5% Wages Second-class Citizen  Can assimilate Full Acceptance No modifiers Pops will recalculate their interest group support	Intelligentsia oppose  Petite Bourgeoisie oppose  Rural Folk strongly oppose

Caste Hegemony[edit | edit source]

Erasure of rights among members of society based on the British Indian Caste System.

Note: Only active for countries with British Indian Caste System social hierarchy.

Law	Requirements	Effects	Interest group stance
Caste System Enforced Caste hierarchy is legally enforced and prevents upward socioeconomic mobility.		−25% Population bureaucracy cost multiplier +25% Landowners political strength Caste modifiers Brahmins −50% Qualifications growth for same class professions −80% Qualifications growth for other class professions +80 Minimum acceptance Kshatriyas −80% Qualifications growth for same class professions −100% Qualifications growth for other class professions +20 Minimum acceptance +79 Maximum acceptance Vaishyas −80% Qualifications growth for same class professions −100% Qualifications growth for other class professions +20 Minimum acceptance +79 Maximum acceptance Shudras −80% Qualifications growth for same class professions −100% Qualifications growth for other class professions +59 Maximum acceptance Dalit −80% Qualifications growth for same class professions −100% Qualifications growth for other class professions +59 Maximum acceptance Pops will recalculate their interest group support	Armed Forces endorse  Intelligentsia strongly oppose  Landowners strongly endorse  Petite Bourgeoisie oppose  Rural Folk strongly oppose  Trade Unions strongly oppose
Caste System Codified Caste hierarchy is recognized and used to restrict upward socioeconomic mobility.		−15% Population bureaucracy cost multiplier +15% Landowners political strength Caste modifiers Brahmins −50% Qualifications growth for same class professions −80% Qualifications growth for other class professions +80 Minimum acceptance Kshatriyas −80% Qualifications growth for same class professions −10% Qualifications growth +20 Minimum acceptance +79 Maximum acceptance Vaishyas −80% Qualifications growth for same class professions −10% Qualifications growth +20 Minimum acceptance +79 Maximum acceptance Shudras −80% Qualifications growth for same class professions −20% Qualifications growth +59 Maximum acceptance Dalit −80% Qualifications growth for same class professions −20% Qualifications growth +59 Maximum acceptance Pops will recalculate their interest group support	Armed Forces endorse  Intelligentsia oppose  Landowners endorse  Petite Bourgeoisie oppose  Rural Folk oppose  Trade Unions strongly oppose
Caste Not Enforced Socioeconomic mobility on the basis of caste is not legally restricted but discrimination may still persist.		Caste modifiers Brahmins +80 Minimum acceptance Kshatriyas −5% Cultural acceptance Vaishyas −5% Cultural acceptance Shudras −10% Cultural acceptance Dalit −10% Cultural acceptance Pops will recalculate their interest group support	Armed Forces neutral  Intelligentsia neutral  Landowners oppose  Petite Bourgeoisie neutral  Rural Folk neutral  Trade Unions neutral
Affirmative Action Active measures to create an equitable socioeconomic situation, prioritizing previously marginalized groups.	Slavery Banned enacted	+20% Radicalism increases for Full Acceptance pops Caste modifiers Brahmins No modifiers Kshatriyas +5% Education access +5% Cultural acceptance Vaishyas +5% Education access +5% Cultural acceptance Shudras +15% Education access +15% Cultural acceptance Dalit +15% Education access +15% Cultural acceptance Pops will recalculate their interest group support	Armed Forces oppose  Intelligentsia endorse  Landowners strongly oppose  Petite Bourgeoisie neutral  Rural Folk neutral  Trade Unions endorse

Church and State[edit | edit source]

The relationship between physical and spiritual governors.

Law	Requirements	Effects	Interest group stance
State Religion The church is an official organ of the state. All minority religions are discriminated against.		+200 Authority +30% Devout political strength ×1.25 Devout attraction for Pops that follow the State Religion Additional ×1.25 if Corporatism +25 Acceptance for pops with State Religion +0 Acceptance for pops with shared Religious Traits −25 Acceptance for pops with no shared Religious Traits +10% Wages for state religion −10% Wages for other religions When enacted: Pops recalculate their interest group support If State Atheism was enacted before switching: Resets state religion from Atheist to default religion Removes Anti-Religious Policies	Devout strongly endorse  Intelligentsia oppose
Freedom of Conscience The state has an official state religion but the people may choose what to believe. Only particularly exotic religions are discriminated against.	Rationalism researched Theocracy enacted	+100 Authority +15% Devout political strength ×1.25 Devout attraction for Pops that follow the State Religion Additional ×1.25 if Corporatism +20 Acceptance for pops with State Religion +15 Acceptance for pops with shared Religious Traits +0 Acceptance for pops with no shared Religious Traits +5% Wages for state religion −5% Wages for other religions  No conversion for  accepted Full Acceptance and Second-class Citizen pops When enacted: Pops recalculate their interest group support If State Atheism was enacted before switching: Resets state religion from Atheist to default religion Removes Anti-Religious Policies	Devout neutral  Intelligentsia endorse
Total Separation No church or faith may interfere in government functions. No religion may be discriminated against.	Empiricism researched Theocracy enacted Does not lead a  Religious Convocation power bloc	+15 Acceptance for pops with State Religion +15 Acceptance for pops with shared Religious Traits +15 Acceptance for pops with no shared Religious Traits  No conversion When enacted: Pops recalculate their interest group support If State Atheism was enacted before switching: Resets state religion from Atheist to default religion Removes Anti-Religious Policies	Devout strongly oppose  Intelligentsia strongly endorse
State Atheism Religion is banned from public life, and the state advocates anti-religious policies. All religions face discrimination, and the clergy are allowed little to no role in society.	Empiricism researched Theocracy enacted  Devout are not in  government Does not lead a  Religious Convocation power bloc	+200 Authority −50% Devout political strength ×0.1 Devout attraction +25% Pop conversion +15 Acceptance for pops with State Religion +0 Acceptance for pops with shared Religious Traits −10 Acceptance for pops with no shared Religious Traits When enacted: Sets state religion to Atheist +25% of pops in  incorporated states convert to Atheist Pops recalculate their interest group support Adds Anti-Religious PoliciesAnti-Religious PoliciesCountry modifier  +100% Conversion for 10 years	Devout strongly oppose  Intelligentsia neutral

Bureaucracy[edit | edit source]

How your country is administered.

Law	Requirements	Effects	Interest group stance
Hereditary Bureaucrats Bureaucrats hold their position through traditional inheritance, passing on the responsiblities to their children.	Council Republic enacted	−25% Population bureaucracy cost multiplier +25% Aristocrats political strength +50 Intelligentsia attraction for  Aristocrats	Intelligentsia oppose  Petite Bourgeoisie oppose  Landowners endorse
Appointed Bureaucrats Bureaucrats are appointed by rulers to serve the country's best interests in exchange for high wages.		+25% Taxation Capacity +25% Bureaucrats political strength	Intelligentsia endorse  Petite Bourgeoisie neutral  Landowners neutral
Elected Bureaucrats Local governors are elected by their constitutents, decentralizing power while making citizens easier to manage.	Autocracy Elder Council Oligarchy Technocracy	−15% Institution bureaucracy cost multiplier +50 Petite Bourgeoisie attraction for  Bureaucrats	Intelligentsia neutral  Petite Bourgeoisie endorse  Landowners oppose

Army Model[edit | edit source]

How your army is organized and regulated.

Law	Requirements	Effects	Interest group stance
Peasant Levies The army's main force comes from conscripted infantry with zero to basic training.	Does not lead a  Military Treaty power bloc	+25% Aristocrats political strength +100% Officers political strength +50 Armed Forces attraction for  Aristocrats Most officers qualifications will originate from aristocrats  +10% Morale loss  +25 Barracks Max Level  +25 Conscription Center Max Level −10% Military goods Cost  +4% Conscription rate −25% Unit experience gain	Armed Forces oppose  Landowners endorse  Rural Folk oppose  Trade Unions neutral
Professional Army The army consists of well-trained, professional regulars.	Military Drill researched	+200% Officers political strength +50% Servicemen political strength +50 Armed Forces attraction for  Servicemen x0.5 Armed Forces base attraction if not discriminated and not Officers or Servicemen.  −10% Morale loss  +100 Barracks Max Level  +50 Conscription Center Max Level  +1% Conscription rate +100% Unit experience gain	Armed Forces strongly endorse  Landowners neutral  Rural Folk neutral  Trade Unions oppose
National Militia The standing army is small, but local militias can be activated to defend their homes.	Mandatory Service researched	+100% Officers political strength +100% Servicemen political strength  +50% Leverage resistance  −5% Morale loss  +5 Barracks Max Level  +100 Conscription Center Max Level  +5% Conscription rate	Armed Forces oppose  Landowners neutral  Rural Folk strongly endorse  Trade Unions strongly endorse
Mass Conscription Large numbers of infantry conscripts can be activated as needed to supplement the professional army.	Enlistment Offices researched	+150% Officers political strength +100% Servicemen political strength  +5% Morale loss  +100 Barracks Max Level  +100 Conscription Center Max Level  +3% Conscription rate +100% Training Rate (scaled by building level)	Armed Forces endorse  Landowners oppose  Rural Folk oppose  Trade Unions endorse

Internal Security[edit | edit source]

Keeping your own affairs in order.

Law	Requirements	Effects	Interest group stance
No Home Affairs The state makes no special attempts to put a stop to unrest and uprisings.		Disables home affairs institution investment	Armed Forces oppose  Intelligentsia neutral  Petite Bourgeoisie oppose
National Guard The state may use military force to suppress domestic unrest.	Law Enforcement researched	+50% Officers political strength +25% Servicemen political strength Enables home affairs institution investment Home affairs institution additional effects per level:  +0.5% Conscription rate  −5% Political movement activism  −5% Flood impact  −5% Wildfire impact  −5% Extreme Winds impact  −5% Drought impact	Armed Forces endorse  Intelligentsia oppose  Petite Bourgeoisie endorse
Secret Police The secret police keep close track of radical elements and dissenters.	Central Archives researched	Unlocks Arrange Accident character interaction +25% Officers political strength Enables home affairs institution investment +2 Max home affairs institution investment Home affairs institution additional effects per level:  −5% Suppression impact on movement attraction  −5% Political movement activism	Armed Forces endorse  Intelligentsia oppose  Petite Bourgeoisie endorse
Guaranteed Liberties The state is prohibited by law to investigate or interfere with its own citizens.	Either of: Protected Speech enacted Right of Assembly enacted	Enables home affairs institution investment +2 Max home affairs investment Home affairs institution additional effects per level: −5% Radicals from movements +5% Loyalists from movements	Armed Forces strongly oppose  Intelligentsia strongly endorse  Petite Bourgeoisie strongly oppose

References[edit | edit source]

1. To update page content see reference files in folder /Victoria 3/game/common/laws:
   1. Each law type has its own txt file (named after the law type).
2. To update flavor text see reference files in folder /Victoria 3/game/localization/english:
   1. For laws flavor text see reference file laws_l_english.yml.
   2. For modifiers flavor text see reference file modifiers_l_english.yml.
   3. For institutions flavor text see reference file institutions_l_english.yml.
   4. For inventions flavor text see reference file inventions_l_english.yml.