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Rejected by the assembly April 11th, 2022. Aye - 2, Nay - 12, Abstain - 2

A resolution to decrease spending in all areas of welfare for the Kodiak Republic.

1.1 - Removing all welfare for the lower class and unfortunate.

1.2 - Remove food stamps use.

1.3 - Remove government-funded retirement funds.

2.1 - Allow private companies to fund any reduced welfare labeled in this document.

3.1 - Reduce college student grants by ~35%.

3.2 - Reduce public school funding by ~25%.

3.3 - Reduce Healthcare funding by ~15%.

Written by Yungly, CEO of Chest and Co.

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+Rejected by the assembly April 11th, 2022. Aye - 2, Nay - 12, Abstain - 2
 ''A resolution to decrease spending in all areas of welfare for the Kodiak Republic.''
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 .2 - Remove food stamps use.
-.3 - Remove government funded retirement funds.
+.3 - Remove government-funded retirement funds.
+== Article 2 - Corporation Involvement ==
-.4 - Reduce college student grants by ~35%
+.1 - Allow private companies to fund any reduced welfare labeled in this document.
+== Article 3 - Funding Reduction ==
-.5 - Reduce public school funding by ~25%
+.1 - Reduce college student grants by ~35%.
-.6 - Reduce Healthcare funding by ~15%
+.2 - Reduce public school funding by ~25%.
+.3 - Reduce Healthcare funding by ~15%.
-== Article 2 - Corporation Involvement ==
-.1 - Allow private companies to fund any reduced welfare labeled in this document.
 Written by Yungly, CEO of Chest and Co.