[WRP] - A view from Congress - Issue 2

Day 1,987, 13:56 • Published in United Kingdom Albania • by ArnoldDjin


Hello citizens of eUK,here are the new voting for the 3 new law proposals,1 happening 3 days ago and 2 happening yesterday.
The first law happening 3 days ago was the same debate as before about the minimum wage of the workers,i refused it before and i will refuse it again because as i've explained in my article before this law will raise the worker salary but will also increase the company owner spending and will encourage the fall of the company.


1- Minimum wage change from 0.1 GBP to 3 GBP? NO


This is the end of the congress voting about this law...It was rejected with 31 rejections and 7 approvals...



Now for the 2-nd law in a row about the minimun wage change i want to say something,it is like a joke,and im sorry but i will not vote because it seems to me personally like a joke.


You can see for yourself,a minimum change from 0.1 to 0.2 will not change the world,but the use of a congress member of his law proposal chances is preposterous.



Now for the 3-d and last law proposal i wanted to say i'm favourable because as i said in my congress platform in this article Platform i'm for a moderate rate of VAT for 8% and in favourable import taxes about 50-55% would be exellent(personal thought of course i might be wrong).

Import tax change from 75% to 70%? YES


As you can see the majority of congress members are in negative thought about the law so it will be rejected with much majority for refusal...



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