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{{Infobox political party | {{Infobox political party | ||
| name = National Bloc | | name = National Bloc | ||
| native_name = Nasjonaal blok | | native_name = Nasjonaal blok <br> Rahvuslik blokk | ||
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| logo = NB Logo.png | | logo = NB Logo.png | ||
| logo_size = | | logo_size = 225px | ||
| logo_upright = | | logo_upright = | ||
| logo_alt = | | logo_alt = | ||
| caption = | | caption = | ||
| colorcode = # | | colorcode = #00ace8 | ||
| abbreviation = NB | | abbreviation = NB <br> RB | ||
| leader = | | leader = | ||
| president = [[Inka Mast]] | |||
| chairperson = <!-- or | chairman = --> | | chairperson = <!-- or | chairman = --> | ||
| general_secretary = | | general_secretary = | ||
| first_secretary = | | first_secretary = | ||
| secretary_general = | | secretary_general = [[Its Zandstra]] | ||
| presidium = | | presidium = | ||
| standing_committee = | | standing_committee = | ||
| secretary = | | secretary = | ||
| spokesperson = <!-- or | spokesman = --> | | spokesperson = <!-- or | spokesman = --> | ||
| leader1_title = | | leader1_title = Deputy President | ||
| leader1_name = | | leader1_name = [[Felkert Smits]] | ||
| leader2_title = | | leader2_title = | ||
| leader2_name = | | leader2_name = | ||
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| leader5_title = | | leader5_title = | ||
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| founder = < | | founder = [[Erlend Peetre]]<br>[[Loof Schaafsma]]<br>[[Hans Essler]]<br>[[Villem Mand]] | ||
| founded = {{start date| | | founded = {{start date and age|1924|6|11|df=yes}} | ||
| registered = | | registered = | ||
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| merger = | | merger = [[Dellish People's Party]]<br>[[National Bloc (Alsland)#Historical factions|Social Democratic Party]]<br>[[National Bloc (Alsland)#Historical factions|Rjochts]] | ||
| split = | | split = | ||
| predecessor = | | predecessor = | ||
| merged = | | merged = | ||
| successor = | | successor = | ||
| headquarters = [[Yndyk]] | | headquarters = 61U8 Jansenstrjitte [[Yndyk]] | ||
| newspaper = | | newspaper = ''New Republic'' | ||
| think_tank = | | think_tank = | ||
| student_wing = | | student_wing = | ||
| youth_wing = | | youth_wing = [[National Bloc (Alsland)#Wings|Young Bloc]] | ||
| womens_wing = | | womens_wing = | ||
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| wing4 = | | wing4 = | ||
| membership_year = | | membership_year = 2021 | ||
| membership = | | membership = 42,192 | ||
| ideology = {{wp|Liberal conservatism}} <br> {{wpl| | | ideology = {{nowrap|{{wp|Liberal conservatism}} <br> {{wpl|Pro-Europeanism|Pro-Eucleanism}}<br>{{wpl|Civic nationalism}}<br>'''Formerly:'''<br>{{wpl|Big-tent|Catch-all party}}}} | ||
| position = {{wpl|Centre-right politics|Centre-right | | position = {{wpl|Centre-right politics|Centre-right}} | ||
| religion = | | religion = | ||
| national = | | national = | ||
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| international = | | international = | ||
| europarl = | | europarl = | ||
| affiliation1_title = [[Euclean Parliament]] | | affiliation1_title = [[Euclean Parliament|Euclean Affiliation]] | ||
| affiliation1 = [[ | | affiliation1 = [[Modern Democrats - Euclean Centre Party|Modern Democrats]] | ||
| affiliation2_title = [[Euclean Parliament]] group | |||
| affiliation2 = | | affiliation2 = [[Alliance of Conservatives and Democrats for Euclea]] | ||
| colors = {{color box|# | | colors = {{color box|#00ace8|border=darkgray}} {{wpl|Blue}} {{color box|#808080|border=darkgray}} {{wpl|Grey}} | ||
| slogan = "With the people" | | slogan = "With the people" | ||
| anthem = | | anthem = | ||
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| seats1 = {{Infobox political party/seats| | | seats1 = {{Infobox political party/seats|8|201|hex=#00ace8}} | ||
| seats2_title = | | seats2_title = [[Federal Council (Alsland)|Federal Council]] | ||
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| seats3_title = | | seats3_title = Community Parliaments | ||
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| seats4_title = | | seats4_title = [[Euclean Parliament]] | ||
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| flag = | | flag = | ||
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| website = {{url|nasjonaalblok.com}} | | website = {{url|nasjonaalblok.com}} | ||
| state = <!-- or | country = --> | | state = <!-- or | country = --> | ||
| country = | | country = Alsland | ||
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}} | }} | ||
The '''National Bloc''' ({{wpl|Frisian language|Dellish}}: Nasjonaal | The '''National Bloc''' ({{wpl|Frisian language|Dellish}}: Nasjonaal Blok, {{wpl|Estonian language|Martish}}: Rahvuslik Blokk; '''NB/RB'''), also colloquially referred to as '''the Bloc''', is a {{wpl|Centre-right politics|centre-right}} [[List of political parties in Alsland|political party]] in [[Alsland]]. The Bloc was founded in 1924 and was in office continuously for 66 years, until 1990 when it lost power for the first time in its history. The Bloc has been a member of the governing coalition since it was founded with brief exceptions in 1992 to 1994, 2006 to 2010 and 2022 to the present. It has an official cooperation agreement with the [[Martish Democratic Party]] who sit as members of the Bloc's parliamentary faction in the Folkssenaat. The Bloc has 8 seats in the [[Folkssenaat]] since the [[2022 Alslandic legislative election|2022 legislative election]] and 3 [[List of members of the Euclean Parliament for Alsland, 2019–2024|Members of the Euclean Parliament]]. Since 2023 the Bloc has been led by [[Inka Mast]]. | ||
The | The Bloc was founded in 1924 by a merger of the then governing [[Dellish People's Party]], [[National Bloc (Alsland)#Historical factions|National Progressive Party]] and [[National Bloc (Alsland)#Historical factions|Rjochts]] under the leadership of [[Hans Elssler]]. The Bloc was founded to prevent either the {{wpl|Far-left politics|far-left}} or {{wpl|Far-right politics|far-right}} from gaining power as well as to protect Alslandic independence and [[Alslandic neutrality|neutrality]]. The Bloc's internal ideology changed dramatically under the leadership of [[Villem Mand]] who restructured the party into a more formalised political force. Subsequently the Bloc quickly developed into the dominant political force in Alsland following the [[Great War (Kylaris)|Great War]]. Between 1929 and 1940 the Bloc's rule over Alsland was described as {{wpl|Authoritarian|authoritarian}} which led to the coinage of the term {{wpl|Illiberal democracy}} to describe its governance of Alsland during the post-war period. In the [[1942 Alslandic legislative election|1942 election]] many opposition parties had their campaigns hampered by the Bloc who enforced their control of the media resulting in a landslide victory, the election itself was seen as free but not fair and sparked widespread protests against the Bloc. After the [[ODRE movement]] the Bloc liberalised and committed itself towards retaining multi-party democracy. Between 1942 and 1990 the Bloc remained in power by becoming synonymous with Alslandic nationalism, introducing a {{wpl|Technocracy|technocratic}} government and forming a grand coalition with the [[Social Democratic Workers' Party (Alsland)|Social Democratic Workers' Party]] (SDAP) and [[Democratic Party of Alsland]] (DPA). The Bloc's rule was noted for its stability despite many internal changes in government as cabinet portfolios were largely shielded from the frequent changes in government. Its rule during the 20th century was described as a 1+ party system due to the existence of other parties but the continued dominance of the Bloc in politics. For a period during its rule it had one of the highest memberships of any party in east Euclea and had an expansive network of aligned organisations forming the backbone of the Alslandic [[Pillarisation in Alsland|division system]]. | ||
The | For much of its history the Bloc lacked an official ideology and instead was primarily a {{wpl|big tent}} movement encompassing several different political ideologies. The party's ideology was governed by the party's presidium which was composed of members from each ideological faction and selected by official party officials to maintain stability. Historically the party's only uniting ideology was of {{wpl|civic nationalism}}, [[Alslandic neutrality]] and opposition to extremism, populism and anti-establishmentarianism. The Bloc also adopted strongly {{wpl|Pro-europeanism|pro-Euclean}} views and strongly supported the development of the [[Euclean Community]]. The leadership of [[Illimar Rootare]] did irreparable damage to the party's status as a big tent movement as he attempted to direct the party to the {{wpl|right-wing politics|right}}, as a result many of the Bloc's liberals and socialists defected to differing parties. The Bloc was challenged at the [[1990 Alslandic legislative election|1990 election]] by the anti-elitist [[Humanist Sotirian Union]] (HSU) under [[Richard Hauschka]] which emerged victorious and the Bloc was reduced from 59 seats to 19, although the Bloc remained in government under a coalition agreement signed between the HSU and Bloc. The Bloc also lost many of its non-conservative members which cemented its status as the main party of the conservative wing of Alslandic politics. Since it lost power the Bloc has been heavily involved in the various coalition governments of the 21st century, it has only been excluded from the governing coalition three times since it lost power officially. | ||
The Bloc's current policies states its support for: "upholding the values and principles of liberal democracy and working with all groups to ensure stability and a high standard of living for everyone." The Bloc's claims to support {{wpl|Realpolitik|pragmatism}} over ideology, favouring large and ideologically diverse coalitions over ideologically based coalitions. It refuses to cooperate with the [[Orange Party]] at any level of government for its supposed radicalism. It is sceptical of the [[Alslandic Section of the Workers' International]] (ASAY) although it has cooperated with the party in the past as both parties were historically the two dominant parties of Alslandic politics. At the Euclean level it is a member of the [[Modern Democrats - Euclean Centre Party]] of which it was a founding member. Historically it sat as unaligned in the [[Euclean Parliament]] but began to affiliate with the [[Alliance of Conservatives and Democrats for Euclea]] in 2010. | |||
=History= | =History= | ||
==Founding and | ==Founding 1926-1929== | ||
== | ==National Unity government and split 1929-1940== | ||
== | ==ODRE movement and democratisation 1940-1946== | ||
==Political dominance 1946-1962== | |||
==Fracturing 1962-1985== | |||
==End of the coalition and initial decline 1985-2004== | |||
==Nieuwenhuis and 2008-09 political crisis 2004-2009== | ==Nieuwenhuis and 2008-09 political crisis 2004-2009== | ||
==Coalition governments 2009-Present== | ==Coalition governments 2009-2022== | ||
==Restructuring 2022-Present== | |||
=Ideology= | =Ideology= | ||
Historically the party claimed to be a secular {{wpl|big tent}} movement and had strong {{wpl|social democracy|social democratic}}, {{wpl|liberalism|liberal}} and {{wpl|conservatism|conservative}} factions. Its big tent status allowed the party to retain public support until much of the party's social democratic faction withdrew from the party. | |||
==Policy overview== | ==Policy overview== | ||
* Economy and Finance | |||
** Support for a {{wpl|Market economy}} | |||
** Keeping a {{wpl|Balanced budget}} | |||
** {{wpl|Welfare state}} status quo | |||
* Social and federal affairs | |||
** Equal status for Dellish and Martish | |||
** {{wpl|Home rule}} for the communities | |||
** Support for {{wpl|same-sex marriage}} | |||
** {{wpl|Separation of church and state|Secularism}} | |||
** Reduction in {{wpl|immigration}} | |||
** Opposition to {{wpl|Euthanasia}} | |||
** Universal Health Insurance | |||
** {{wpl|Federalism}} | |||
* Foreign affairs | |||
** {{wpl|Eurofederalism|Euclofederalism}} | |||
** [[ECDTO]] membership | |||
** {{wpl|Internationalism (Politics)|Internationalism}} | |||
** Pragmatic relationship with foreign partners | |||
=Organisation= | |||
==Leadership== | |||
==Wings== | |||
Throughout the National Bloc's history, the presence of Factions has featured heavily in the party's ideology. Whilst the party's constitution mandated that all major factions must be represented in its governing board it also heavily favoured the larger and established factions within the party. Under the leadership of [[Illimar Rootare]] the party's rules regarding factions were changed which allowed various minor right-wing factions to be elected to the governing board to the annoyance of the party's liberal and social democratic factions. | |||
The party's current rules allow for factions to be formed with the support of 5% of the party's membership. To be represented in the Bloc's governing board it must have the support of at least 10% of the party's membership and 10% of the party's elected officials. | |||
===Current factions=== | |||
As of the party's 2019 congress the party's current factional composition consists of the following factions: | |||
===Historical factions=== | |||
The following factions were historically influential within the National Bloc or governed the party: | |||
{| class="wikitable" | |||
! colspan="2" scope="col" |Pole | |||
! colspan="2" scope="col" |Member factions | |||
! scope="col" |Ideology | |||
|- | |||
| rowspan="3" style="background-color:#d65893"| | |||
| rowspan="3" scope="row" |'''Constitutional Progressive Pole''' | |||
|style="background-color:#eb294b"| | |||
|[[National Bloc (Alsland)#Historical factions|Progressive Bloc]] (PB) | |||
| rowspan="3" |{{wpl|Progressivism}}<br>{{wpl|Social liberalism}}<br>{{wpl|Classical radicalism|Radicalism}} | |||
|- | |||
|style="background-color: #00008B"| | |||
|[[National Bloc (Alsland)#Historical factions|Independent Radical Party]] (ORK) | |||
|- | |||
|style="background-color: #00CCCC"| | |||
|[[National Bloc (Alsland)#Historical factions|Constitutional Progressive Party]] (GPP) | |||
|- | |||
| rowspan="5" style="background-color:#295beb"| | |||
| rowspan="5" scope="row" |'''Independent Pole''' | |||
|style="background-color:#5c84f6"| | |||
|[[National Bloc (Alsland)#Historical factions|Free Democratic Party]] (FDP) | |||
| rowspan="5" |{{wpl|Liberalism}}<br>{{wpl|Economic liberalism}}<br>{{wpl|Classical liberalism}}<br>{{wpl|Conservative liberalism}} | |||
|- | |||
|style="background-color: #2ea2ff"| | |||
|[[National Bloc (Alsland)#Historical factions|Independent Party]] (UP) | |||
|- | |||
|style="background-color: #3eb43d"| | |||
|[[National Bloc (Alsland)#Historical factions|Dellish People's Party]] (DFP) | |||
|- | |||
|style="background-color: #0627a8"| | |||
|[[National Bloc (Alsland)#Historical factions|Centre Party]] (SP) | |||
|- | |||
|style="background-color: #43bc86"| | |||
|[[National Bloc (Alsland)#Historical factions|Liberal Party]] (LB) | |||
|- | |||
| rowspan="4" style="background-color:#249715"| | |||
| rowspan="4" scope="row" |'''Centre Pole''' | |||
|style="background-color:#249715"| | |||
|[[National Bloc (Alsland)#Historical factions|Agrarian Party of Alsland]] (APA) | |||
| rowspan="4" |{{wpl|Conservatism}}<br>{{wpl|Liberal conservatism}}<br>{{wpl|Agrarianism}} | |||
|- | |||
|style="background-color: #11c3a4"| | |||
|[[National Bloc (Alsland)#Historical factions|National Coalition Party]] (KOA) | |||
|- | |||
|style="background-color: #3362cd"| | |||
|[[National Bloc (Alsland)#Historical factions|Alslandic People's Party]] (AFP) | |||
|- | |||
|style="background-color: #000000"| | |||
|[[National Bloc (Alsland)#Historical factions|Sotirian Social Party of the Herne]] (SSPH) | |||
|- | |||
| rowspan="1" style="background-color:#808080"| | |||
| rowspan="1" scope="row" |'''Civic Pole''' | |||
|style="background-color:#808080"| | |||
|[[National Bloc (Alsland)#Historical factions|Radical Party of Alsland]] (RPA) | |||
| rowspan="1" |{{wpl|National liberalism}} | |||
|- | |||
| rowspan="2" style="background-color:#ea6c10"| | |||
| rowspan="2" scope="row" |'''Intransigent National Pole''' | |||
|style="background-color:#ea6c10"| | |||
|[[National Bloc (Alsland)#Historical factions|Young Alslanders]] (JA) | |||
| rowspan="2" |{{wpl|National conservatism}}<br>{{wpl|Nationalism|Alslandic nationalism}}<br>{{wpl|Economic liberalism}} | |||
|- | |||
|style="background-color: #cbea10"| | |||
|[[National Bloc (Alsland)#Historical factions|Cisneevan Peasants Party]] (CBP) | |||
|- | |||
|} | |||
=Electoral results= | =Electoral results= | ||
==Folkssenaat== | ==Folkssenaat== | ||
==Euclean parliament== | ==Euclean parliament== | ||
=Electorate= | =Electorate= | ||
[[Category:Alsland]] | [[Category:Alsland]] | ||
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National Bloc Nasjonaal blok Rahvuslik blokk | |
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| Abbreviation | NB RB |
| President | Inka Mast |
| Secretary-General | Its Zandstra |
| Deputy President | Felkert Smits |
| Founder | Erlend Peetre Loof Schaafsma Hans Essler Villem Mand |
| Founded | 11 June 1924 |
| Merger of | Dellish People's Party Social Democratic Party Rjochts |
| Headquarters | 61U8 Jansenstrjitte Yndyk |
| Newspaper | New Republic |
| Youth wing | Young Bloc |
| Membership (2021) | 42,192 |
| Ideology | Liberal conservatism Pro-Eucleanism Civic nationalism Formerly: Catch-all party |
| Political position | Centre-right |
| Euclean Affiliation | Modern Democrats |
| Euclean Parliament group | Alliance of Conservatives and Democrats for Euclea |
| Colors | Blue Grey |
| Slogan | "With the people" |
| Folkssenaat | 8 / 201
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| Federal Council | 4 / 96
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| Community Parliaments | 29 / 608
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| Euclean Parliament | 3 / 24
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| Website | |
| nasjonaalblok | |
The National Bloc (Dellish: Nasjonaal Blok, Martish: Rahvuslik Blokk; NB/RB), also colloquially referred to as the Bloc, is a centre-right political party in Alsland. The Bloc was founded in 1924 and was in office continuously for 66 years, until 1990 when it lost power for the first time in its history. The Bloc has been a member of the governing coalition since it was founded with brief exceptions in 1992 to 1994, 2006 to 2010 and 2022 to the present. It has an official cooperation agreement with the Martish Democratic Party who sit as members of the Bloc's parliamentary faction in the Folkssenaat. The Bloc has 8 seats in the Folkssenaat since the 2022 legislative election and 3 Members of the Euclean Parliament. Since 2023 the Bloc has been led by Inka Mast.
The Bloc was founded in 1924 by a merger of the then governing Dellish People's Party, National Progressive Party and Rjochts under the leadership of Hans Elssler. The Bloc was founded to prevent either the far-left or far-right from gaining power as well as to protect Alslandic independence and neutrality. The Bloc's internal ideology changed dramatically under the leadership of Villem Mand who restructured the party into a more formalised political force. Subsequently the Bloc quickly developed into the dominant political force in Alsland following the Great War. Between 1929 and 1940 the Bloc's rule over Alsland was described as authoritarian which led to the coinage of the term Illiberal democracy to describe its governance of Alsland during the post-war period. In the 1942 election many opposition parties had their campaigns hampered by the Bloc who enforced their control of the media resulting in a landslide victory, the election itself was seen as free but not fair and sparked widespread protests against the Bloc. After the ODRE movement the Bloc liberalised and committed itself towards retaining multi-party democracy. Between 1942 and 1990 the Bloc remained in power by becoming synonymous with Alslandic nationalism, introducing a technocratic government and forming a grand coalition with the Social Democratic Workers' Party (SDAP) and Democratic Party of Alsland (DPA). The Bloc's rule was noted for its stability despite many internal changes in government as cabinet portfolios were largely shielded from the frequent changes in government. Its rule during the 20th century was described as a 1+ party system due to the existence of other parties but the continued dominance of the Bloc in politics. For a period during its rule it had one of the highest memberships of any party in east Euclea and had an expansive network of aligned organisations forming the backbone of the Alslandic division system.
For much of its history the Bloc lacked an official ideology and instead was primarily a big tent movement encompassing several different political ideologies. The party's ideology was governed by the party's presidium which was composed of members from each ideological faction and selected by official party officials to maintain stability. Historically the party's only uniting ideology was of civic nationalism, Alslandic neutrality and opposition to extremism, populism and anti-establishmentarianism. The Bloc also adopted strongly pro-Euclean views and strongly supported the development of the Euclean Community. The leadership of Illimar Rootare did irreparable damage to the party's status as a big tent movement as he attempted to direct the party to the right, as a result many of the Bloc's liberals and socialists defected to differing parties. The Bloc was challenged at the 1990 election by the anti-elitist Humanist Sotirian Union (HSU) under Richard Hauschka which emerged victorious and the Bloc was reduced from 59 seats to 19, although the Bloc remained in government under a coalition agreement signed between the HSU and Bloc. The Bloc also lost many of its non-conservative members which cemented its status as the main party of the conservative wing of Alslandic politics. Since it lost power the Bloc has been heavily involved in the various coalition governments of the 21st century, it has only been excluded from the governing coalition three times since it lost power officially.
The Bloc's current policies states its support for: "upholding the values and principles of liberal democracy and working with all groups to ensure stability and a high standard of living for everyone." The Bloc's claims to support pragmatism over ideology, favouring large and ideologically diverse coalitions over ideologically based coalitions. It refuses to cooperate with the Orange Party at any level of government for its supposed radicalism. It is sceptical of the Alslandic Section of the Workers' International (ASAY) although it has cooperated with the party in the past as both parties were historically the two dominant parties of Alslandic politics. At the Euclean level it is a member of the Modern Democrats - Euclean Centre Party of which it was a founding member. Historically it sat as unaligned in the Euclean Parliament but began to affiliate with the Alliance of Conservatives and Democrats for Euclea in 2010.
History
Founding 1926-1929
National Unity government and split 1929-1940
ODRE movement and democratisation 1940-1946
Political dominance 1946-1962
Fracturing 1962-1985
End of the coalition and initial decline 1985-2004
Nieuwenhuis and 2008-09 political crisis 2004-2009
Coalition governments 2009-2022
Restructuring 2022-Present
Ideology
Historically the party claimed to be a secular big tent movement and had strong social democratic, liberal and conservative factions. Its big tent status allowed the party to retain public support until much of the party's social democratic faction withdrew from the party.
Policy overview
- Economy and Finance
- Support for a Market economy
- Keeping a Balanced budget
- Welfare state status quo
- Social and federal affairs
- Equal status for Dellish and Martish
- Home rule for the communities
- Support for same-sex marriage
- Secularism
- Reduction in immigration
- Opposition to Euthanasia
- Universal Health Insurance
- Federalism
- Foreign affairs
- Euclofederalism
- ECDTO membership
- Internationalism
- Pragmatic relationship with foreign partners
Organisation
Leadership
Wings
Throughout the National Bloc's history, the presence of Factions has featured heavily in the party's ideology. Whilst the party's constitution mandated that all major factions must be represented in its governing board it also heavily favoured the larger and established factions within the party. Under the leadership of Illimar Rootare the party's rules regarding factions were changed which allowed various minor right-wing factions to be elected to the governing board to the annoyance of the party's liberal and social democratic factions.
The party's current rules allow for factions to be formed with the support of 5% of the party's membership. To be represented in the Bloc's governing board it must have the support of at least 10% of the party's membership and 10% of the party's elected officials.
Current factions
As of the party's 2019 congress the party's current factional composition consists of the following factions:
Historical factions
The following factions were historically influential within the National Bloc or governed the party:
| Pole | Member factions | Ideology | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Constitutional Progressive Pole | Progressive Bloc (PB) | Progressivism Social liberalism Radicalism | ||
| Independent Radical Party (ORK) | ||||
| Constitutional Progressive Party (GPP) | ||||
| Independent Pole | Free Democratic Party (FDP) | Liberalism Economic liberalism Classical liberalism Conservative liberalism | ||
| Independent Party (UP) | ||||
| Dellish People's Party (DFP) | ||||
| Centre Party (SP) | ||||
| Liberal Party (LB) | ||||
| Centre Pole | Agrarian Party of Alsland (APA) | Conservatism Liberal conservatism Agrarianism | ||
| National Coalition Party (KOA) | ||||
| Alslandic People's Party (AFP) | ||||
| Sotirian Social Party of the Herne (SSPH) | ||||
| Civic Pole | Radical Party of Alsland (RPA) | National liberalism | ||
| Intransigent National Pole | Young Alslanders (JA) | National conservatism Alslandic nationalism Economic liberalism | ||
| Cisneevan Peasants Party (CBP) | ||||