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The party support policies that promote Christian values, are supportive of family values, protective of children and their rights including those of unborn children, and policies that are protective of established West Phoenician values and systems, inclusive of a requirement that immigrants to West Phoenicia demonstrate a desire to learn Phoenician English. | The party support policies that promote Christian values, are supportive of family values, protective of children and their rights including those of unborn children, and policies that are protective of established West Phoenician values and systems, inclusive of a requirement that immigrants to West Phoenicia demonstrate a desire to learn Phoenician English. | ||
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Christian People's Party | |
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| Leader | Mrs Karen Woods |
| Deputy Leader | Rev Alan Poeh |
| Merger of | • Catholic People's Party • Christian Democratic Party |
| Headquarters | Antebellum Territory, West Phoenicia |
| Membership (2020) | 200,000 |
| Ideology | • Centre to Right Wing • Christian Fundamentalism |
| Colors | Yellow |
| House of Representatives | 206/1590 |
| Senate | 12/ 106 |
| Governors | 1/ 53 |
History
Ideology
List of leaders
Policies:
The party support policies that promote Christian values, are supportive of family values, protective of children and their rights including those of unborn children, and policies that are protective of established West Phoenician values and systems, inclusive of a requirement that immigrants to West Phoenicia demonstrate a desire to learn Phoenician English.
- Increased funding to Religious schools.
- Ceasing the True Path State Church and back to individual denominations.
- Pro-family,
- Pro-life,
- Anti-Abortion
- Pro Traditional Marriage
- Abolish Capital Punishment
- Prayer in schools
- 2 year fully paid maternity leave.
- Tax breaks for large families.
- Increased funding for Hospitals.
- Stricter Gun Laws
- Increased funding to all areas of health excluding abortion.
- Voting Age lowered to 15
- Drinking age raised to 21
- Government paid University fees
- Government University interest free loans.
- No Bailout to big businesses.
- Transforming the Justice system
- Removing Pornography from Television
- Fixed rent for struggling families
- Ending National Service
- Installing Catholic bishops
- Recognising the Papal Pope as one true Pope