If you could establish at least 3 new laws/regulations in your country, what would they be? And which country is it for?

1) Less tax and more benefits for single breadwinners. It should not be limited to single mothers/fathers. It should also benefit the single eldest children who took the task of supporting their family.

2) Better transport system (and please, please fire the corrupt officials!!)

3) Free high quality education with better standards for teaching. Also better standards for grading students. Teachers should not have to feel forced to pass students who are not capable of good works. And students deserve good and competent teachers to pass knowledge unto them and develop their skills. There is a danger in the number of students who graduated but still felt incompetent because they didn't feel they've learned enough.

Dear Philippines. Please.

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Thevy29 · 41-45, M

1) Taxes will be fair. No sneaky way to pay less and no tax exempt institutions, except for those earning below the poverty line. No lifetime full salary to anyone who has worked in Government.

2) The housing crisis and cost of living... If you are not a citizen of this country you cannot buy property here - If it is discovered you have used a proxy that is a citizen of this country to purchase properties then it will be confiscated and the proxy ejected from the country via nearest catapult.

The Goods and Services Tax should be scrapped. (How is it people are struggling to buy groceries but the government can buy Nuclear attack submarines?) The big shops have a strangle hold, and have marked up the prices of goods whilst the farmers are going broke. The big shops will be given one working day to reduce the prices or they will be led to the catapults that very evening.

3) Completely agree with your number 3 about the teachers and schools.

For Australia.

TexChik · F

Term limits for congress, age limits for SCOTUS.

Create a mandatory border security act and place the DOJ under SCOTUS

Dissolve the Department of Education and return control to the states with mandatory testing performance requirements.

Casheyane · F

@TexChik What is SCOTUS?

And for which country if I may ask?

TexChik · F

@Casheyane The Supreme Court of The United States.
(of America)

Casheyane · F

@TexChik Ahh.

Jenny1234 · 51-55, F

Curious why you chose Philippines

JonUK31 · 36-40, M

@Jenny1234 Presumably because that's where she lives?

Jenny1234 · 51-55, F

@JonUK31 good answer!

ViciDraco · 36-40, M

1) Wealth Tax on Billionaires - You've won the economy at this point. You don't get to just continue accumulating and hoarding assets. Nobody works so hard or provides so much value as to have "earned" this much money. Not a single billionaire has gotten to where they are without employees who have been underpaid for their contributions.

2) New public housing system for all income levels, desegregated public housing communities - shelter is a necessity, we need to stop treating it as an investment system. Communities with public housing should be of mixed income levels. Concentrating poverty is a recipe for disaster, and so programs should designed to avoid such concentrations. Further, economic mobility for the lowest tiers tends to be better in mixed income communities than it is in segregated income communities.

3) Nationalize essential infrastructure such as the power grid and communications.

I'm in the US

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