This is Part Two of the proposed Lawmaker law expansion. It continues from the first 40 laws and adds 86 new laws, covering economy, employment, healthcare, housing, infrastructure, environment, education, justice, democracy, society, and dedicated industry-growth mechanics.

💰 ECONOMY, BUSINESS & FINANCE

41. Corporate Subsidy Policy

Options:

• No corporate subsidies

• Limited subsidies for strategic industries

• Targeted subsidies for employment/investment

• Large industrial subsidy programmes

• State-directed industrial subsidies

Impacts: 💰 Free Market, 👷 Workers' Rights, 🏗️ Infrastructure, 🛡️ Welfare State

42. Small Business Support

Options:

• No government assistance

• Tax incentives

• Government-backed loans

• Grants for small businesses

• State-funded small-business development programme

Impacts: 💰 Free Market, 👨‍💼 Middle-Aged People, 👶 Young People

43. Bankruptcy Law

Options:

• Very strict bankruptcy; debts remain enforceable

• Limited bankruptcy protection

• Standard corporate bankruptcy

• Strong fresh-start protections

• Rapid debt discharge for individuals and small businesses

Impacts: 💰 Free Market, 🛡️ Welfare State, 👨‍💼 Middle-Aged People

44. Price-Gouging Regulation

Options:

• No restrictions

• Emergency restrictions only

• Caps on essential goods during crises

• Permanent anti-price-gouging rules

• State-controlled prices for essential goods

Impacts: 💰 Free Market, 🛡️ Welfare State, 👨‍💼 Middle-Aged People

45. Public Procurement Policy

Options:

• Lowest-cost bidder

• Competitive bidding

• Preference for domestic companies

• Preference for small/local businesses

• Social and environmental criteria required

Impacts: 💰 Free Market, 👷 Workers' Rights, 🌱 Environment

46. Foreign Investment Policy

Options:

• No restrictions

• Light screening

• Government approval for strategic sectors

• Restrictions on critical industries

• Strong limits on foreign ownership

Impacts: 💰 Free Market, 🛡️ Welfare State, 🏗️ Infrastructure

47. Agricultural Subsidies

Options:

• No subsidies

• Targeted disaster assistance

• Subsidies for essential crops

• Broad farm subsidies

• State-supported agriculture

Impacts: 🛡️ Welfare State, 👨‍💼 Middle-Aged People, 🌱 Environment

48. Food Security Policy

Options:

• Entirely private food market

• Emergency food reserves

• Strategic national grain reserves

• Subsidised staple foods

• Universal subsidised staple-food programme

Impacts: 🛡️ Welfare State, 👨‍💼 Middle-Aged People, 👶 Young People

49. Cooperative Business Policy

Options:

• No special treatment

• Tax incentives

• Government loans

• Preferential procurement

• Public support for worker/consumer cooperatives

Impacts: 👷 Workers' Rights, 💰 Free Market, 🛡️ Welfare State

50. Public Debt Policy

Options:

• No restrictions

• Advisory debt targets

• Legal debt limits

• Strict balanced-budget rules

• Government borrowing allowed only for investment

Impacts: 💰 Free Market, 🛡️ Welfare State, 🏗️ Infrastructure

👷 WORK & EMPLOYMENT

51. Workplace Safety Law

Options:

• Minimal safety requirements

• Basic safety standards

• Strong workplace inspections

• Mandatory safety standards and inspections

• Zero-tolerance workplace safety enforcement

Impacts: 👷 Workers' Rights, 💰 Free Market, 🛡️ Welfare State

52. Equal Pay Law

Options:

• No government requirement

• Pay discrimination prohibited

• Mandatory equal-pay audits

• Strong penalties for pay discrimination

• Mandatory salary transparency

Impacts: 🙋 Gender Equality, 👷 Workers' Rights

53. Employment Discrimination Law

Options:

• No specific protection

• Protection for selected categories

• Broad anti-discrimination protections

• Strong enforcement and compensation

• Mandatory workplace equality programmes

Impacts: 🙋 Gender Equality, 🎭 Multiculturalism, 👷 Workers' Rights, 🗽 Individual Liberty

54. Right to Disconnect

Options:

• No protection

• Employer guidelines

• Employees may refuse non-emergency after-hours contact

• Legal right to disconnect

• Strict penalties for violations

Impacts: 👷 Workers' Rights, 🛡️ Welfare State, 👨‍💼 Middle-Aged People

55. Zero-Hour/On-Call Contracts

Options:

• Completely unrestricted

• Basic protections

• Minimum guaranteed hours

• Ban involuntary zero-hour contracts

• Ban all unstable employment contracts

Impacts: 👷 Workers' Rights, 💰 Free Market, 👶 Young People

56. Severance Pay

Options:

• No statutory severance

• Short minimum severance

• One month's pay per year worked

• Strong statutory severance

• Government-backed redundancy insurance

Impacts: 👷 Workers' Rights, 🛡️ Welfare State, 👨‍💼 Middle-Aged People

57. Worker Representation on Company Boards

Options:

• No worker representation

• Voluntary representation

• Worker representatives in large companies

• Mandatory worker board seats

• Majority worker representation

Impacts: 👷 Workers' Rights, 💰 Free Market

🏥 HEALTH & PUBLIC SERVICES

58. Prescription Drug Availability

Options:

• Fully private

• Subsidised for low-income citizens

• Essential medicines subsidised

• Universal essential-medicine coverage

• Essential medicines provided free

Impacts: 🛡️ Welfare State, 👴 Older People, 👶 Young People

59. Hospital Funding Model

Options:

• Private hospitals dominate

• Mixed public/private system

• Public hospitals receive guaranteed funding

• Majority public hospitals

• Fully public hospital system

Impacts: 🛡️ Welfare State, 👴 Older People, 👶 Young People

60. Long-Term Care

Options:

• Families responsible

• Means-tested assistance

• Subsidised care

• Universal long-term care

• Fully state-funded long-term care

Impacts: 🛡️ Welfare State, 👴 Older People, 👨‍💼 Middle-Aged People

61. Disability Support

Options:

• Minimal government support

• Means-tested benefits

• Universal disability benefits

• Guaranteed accessibility + benefits

• Comprehensive disability support system

Impacts: 🛡️ Welfare State, 🗽 Individual Liberty, 👴 Older People

62. Public Dental Care

Options:

• Completely private

• Emergency dental subsidies

• Subsidised basic dental care

• Universal public dental care

• Free dental care

Impacts: 🛡️ Welfare State, 👶 Young People, 👴 Older People

63. Emergency Preparedness

Options:

• Minimal government planning

• Regional emergency plans

• National emergency service

• Large strategic reserves

• Fully centralised emergency-response system

Impacts: 🛡️ Welfare State, 🏗️ Infrastructure, 👮 Law & Order

64. Food Safety Regulation

Options:

• Minimal inspection

• Basic safety standards

• Regular inspections

• Strict inspections and recalls

• Zero-tolerance food safety enforcement

Impacts: 🛡️ Welfare State, 💰 Free Market

🏠 HOUSING & URBAN LIFE

65. Homelessness Prevention

Options:

• No dedicated programme

• Emergency shelters

• Rental assistance

• Housing-first programme

• Guaranteed housing

Impacts: 🛡️ Welfare State, 🏗️ Infrastructure, 👶 Young People

66. Empty Property Tax

Options:

• No tax

• Voluntary incentives

• Tax on long-term vacant properties

• High vacancy tax

• Mandatory use/sale of abandoned housing

Impacts: 🏗️ Infrastructure, 🛡️ Welfare State, 💰 Free Market

67. Eviction Protection

Options:

• Minimal tenant protections

• Notice requirements

• Temporary eviction protections

• Strong tenant protections

• Evictions allowed only under strict circumstances

Impacts: 🛡️ Welfare State, 👶 Young People, 👨‍💼 Middle-Aged People

68. Building Accessibility Standards

Options:

• No accessibility requirements

• Basic standards for public buildings

• Accessibility required for new buildings

• Retrofitting requirements

• Universal accessibility standards

Impacts: 🛡️ Welfare State, 🗽 Individual Liberty, 🏗️ Infrastructure

69. Homelessness Criminalisation

Options:

• Criminalise rough sleeping

• Fines for rough sleeping

• Civil enforcement only

• No criminal penalties

• Guaranteed shelter instead of enforcement

Impacts: 🛡️ Welfare State, 👮 Law & Order, 🗽 Individual Liberty

🚆 TRANSPORT & INFRASTRUCTURE

70. Road Safety Law

Options:

• Minimal regulation

• Basic safety standards

• Strict enforcement

• Automated enforcement + heavy penalties

• Comprehensive road-safety programme

Impacts: 👮 Law & Order, 🏗️ Infrastructure, 🛡️ Welfare State

71. Speed Limit Policy

Options:

• Very high limits

• Standard limits

• Strict urban limits

• Lower national speed limits

• Strong traffic-calming policy

Impacts: 🏗️ Infrastructure, 🌱 Environment, 👮 Law & Order

72. Public Transit Funding

Options:

• No subsidies

• Targeted subsidies

• Major government subsidies

• Universal subsidised transit

• Free public transportation

Impacts: 🏗️ Infrastructure, 🌱 Environment, 🛡️ Welfare State

73. Airport Policy

Options:

• Fully private

• Private with regulation

• Public-private ownership

• Major airports publicly owned

• National airport system

Impacts: 💰 Free Market, 🏗️ Infrastructure

74. Water Supply Policy

Options:

• Private water market

• Regulated private utilities

• Mixed public/private system

• Public water utilities

• Fully public water supply

Impacts: 🛡️ Welfare State, 🌱 Environment, 💰 Free Market

🌱 ENVIRONMENT

75. Air Pollution Law

Options:

• Minimal restrictions

• Basic pollution standards

• Strict industrial standards

• Heavy pollution penalties

• Very strict national air-quality targets

Impacts: 🌱 Environment, 🛡️ Welfare State, 💰 Free Market

76. Forest Protection

Options:

• Minimal protection

• Protected forests only

• Expansion of protected forests

• Strict restrictions on deforestation

• Large-scale reforestation programme

Impacts: 🌱 Environment, 🏗️ Infrastructure

77. Water Usage Regulation

Options:

• No restrictions

• Voluntary conservation

• Industrial water limits

• Strict water quotas

• State-managed water allocation

Impacts: 🌱 Environment, 🛡️ Welfare State, 💰 Free Market

78. Waste Management

Options:

• Private disposal

• Municipal collection

• Mandatory waste sorting

• Extended producer responsibility

• State-run circular economy system

Impacts: 🌱 Environment, 🏗️ Infrastructure, 💰 Free Market

79. Agricultural Environmental Standards

Options:

• No restrictions

• Voluntary standards

• Limits on pesticides/fertilisers

• Strict environmental farming rules

• Fully regulated sustainable agriculture

Impacts: 🌱 Environment, 💰 Free Market, 🛡️ Welfare State

🎓 EDUCATION & YOUTH

80. School Meal Programme

Options:

• No government meals

• Subsidised meals for poor students

• Free meals for primary students

• Free meals for all school students

• Universal breakfast + lunch

Impacts: 👶 Young People, 🛡️ Welfare State

81. School Funding Formula

Options:

• Local funding

• Equal funding per student

• Extra funding for disadvantaged areas

• Needs-based national funding

• Fully centralised education funding

Impacts: 👶 Young People, 🛡️ Welfare State

82. Vocational Education

Options:

• Mostly academic education

• Optional vocational programmes

• Expanded vocational training

• State-funded vocational education

• Universal vocational/technical training access

Impacts: 👶 Young People, 👷 Workers' Rights, 💰 Free Market

83. Student Financial Aid

Options:

• No government assistance

• Means-tested grants

• Student loans

• Grants + subsidised loans

• Universal student grants

Impacts: 👶 Young People, 🛡️ Welfare State

84. Early Childhood Education

Options:

• Entirely private

• Subsidised preschool

• Universal public preschool

• Free preschool from age 3

• Free early education from infancy

Impacts: 👶 Young People, 🛡️ Welfare State, 🙋 Gender Equality

⚖️ JUSTICE & CIVIL RIGHTS

85. Legal Aid

Options:

• No state legal aid

• Means-tested legal aid

• Legal aid for serious cases

• Broad free legal aid

• Universal publicly funded legal representation

Impacts: 🗽 Individual Liberty, 👮 Law & Order, 🛡️ Welfare State

86. Victims' Rights

Options:

• No special protections

• Basic victim assistance

• Legal representation for victims

• Compensation programme

• Comprehensive victim-support system

Impacts: 👮 Law & Order, 🛡️ Welfare State

87. Police Search & Seizure

Options:

• Broad police powers

• Warrant normally required

• Strict warrant requirements

• Judicial authorisation + independent oversight

• Very strong privacy protections

Impacts: 🗽 Individual Liberty, 👮 Law & Order

88. Plea Bargaining

Options:

• Prohibited

• Limited for minor offences

• Available for most non-violent crimes

• Broad plea bargaining

• Strongly encouraged to reduce prison population

Impacts: 👮 Law & Order, 🗽 Individual Liberty

89. Prisoner Rehabilitation

Options:

• No rehabilitation

• Basic education/training

• Mandatory rehabilitation programmes

• Extensive education and employment programmes

• Prison focused primarily on reintegration

Impacts: 👮 Law & Order, 🛡️ Welfare State

🗞️ INFORMATION & DEMOCRACY

90. Freedom of Information

Options:

• Government secrecy

• Limited disclosure

• FOI law with exemptions

• Strong right to government information

• Maximum transparency with narrow exemptions

Impacts: 🗽 Individual Liberty, 👮 Law & Order

91. Whistleblower Protection

Options:

• No protection

• Limited protection

• Legal protection from retaliation

• Independent whistleblower authority

• Strong financial/legal protections

Impacts: 🗽 Individual Liberty, 👮 Law & Order

92. Government Contract Transparency

Options:

• Contracts confidential

• Basic disclosure

• Public contracts database

• Full contract transparency

• Real-time public procurement database

Impacts: 🗽 Individual Liberty, 👮 Law & Order, 💰 Free Market

93. Public Records Retention

Options:

• Minimal records

• Standard retention periods

• Long-term government archives

• Public digital archives

• Open government records by default

Impacts: 🗽 Individual Liberty, 👮 Law & Order

👨‍👩‍👧 SOCIETY

94. Child Protection Services

Options:

• Family responsibility

• Limited government intervention

• Government intervention for serious abuse

• Strong child-protection system

• Universal child welfare monitoring

Impacts: 👶 Young People, 🛡️ Welfare State, 🗽 Individual Liberty

95. Foster Care Policy

Options:

• Private/family-based only

• Limited state foster system

• State-supported foster care

• Large public foster-care programme

• State responsibility for children without guardians

Impacts: 👶 Young People, 🛡️ Welfare State

96. Elder Abuse Protection

Options:

• Family responsibility

• Basic criminal protections

• Dedicated elder-abuse services

• Mandatory reporting

• Comprehensive elder protection system

Impacts: 👴 Older People, 🛡️ Welfare State, 👮 Law & Order

97. Accessibility & Disability Rights

Options:

• No specific requirements

• Basic public accessibility

• Accessibility required for public services

• Universal accessibility standards

• Mandatory accessibility across public/private sectors

Impacts: 🛡️ Welfare State, 🗽 Individual Liberty, 👷 Workers' Rights

98. Hate Crime Law

Options:

• No special hate-crime provisions

• Enhanced sentencing for selected crimes

• Broad hate-crime protections

• Mandatory hate-crime investigations

• Strong enhanced penalties

Impacts: 🎭 Multiculturalism, 🙋 Gender Equality, 👮 Law & Order, 🗽 Individual Liberty

99. Language Access in Public Services

Options:

• Single-language services

• Limited translation

• Translation for major languages

• Multilingual public services

• Universal language-access programme

Impacts: 🎭 Multiculturalism, 🗽 Individual Liberty

100. Cultural Heritage Protection

Options:

• No special protection

• Protection of major heritage sites

• Government grants for heritage

• Strong preservation laws

• Large public cultural preservation programme

Impacts: 🎭 Multiculturalism, 🏗️ Infrastructure, 🛡️ Welfare State

📈 PART TWO — INDUSTRY GROWTH LAWS

These additional laws specifically provide industry-growth modifiers. They are designed for the sectors that currently lack dedicated growth laws: Agriculture & Food, Pharmaceuticals, Consumer Goods & Retail, Media & Entertainment, and Tourism.

🌾 AGRICULTURE & FOOD

101. Agricultural Market Liberalisation

Options:

• Highly restricted agricultural markets → Agriculture & Food -2%

• Regulated agricultural markets → Agriculture & Food -0.5%

• Neutral → 0%

• Liberal agricultural markets → Agriculture & Food +1.5%

• Fully open agricultural markets → Agriculture & Food +3%

Secondary Effect: Food Processing +0.5% at the highest level.

102. Agricultural Technology Investment

Options:

• Restrict agricultural technology → Agriculture & Food -1%

• Limited support → +0.5%

• Agricultural technology grants → +1.5%

• Major agricultural R&D programme → +2.5%

• Massive agri-tech investment → +4%

Secondary Effect: Technology +0.5% at the highest level.

103. Agricultural Infrastructure

Options:

• Minimal investment → Agriculture & Food -1%

• Basic investment → +0.5%

• Expanded storage and irrigation → +1.5%

• National agricultural infrastructure programme → +2.5%

• Comprehensive agricultural infrastructure programme → +4%

Secondary Effect: Infrastructure +0.5% at the highest level.

104. Agricultural Export Policy

Options:

• Restrict agricultural exports → Agriculture & Food -2%

• Controlled exports → -0.5%

• Stable export policy → +1%

• Export promotion → +2%

• Aggressive agricultural export promotion → +3%

Secondary Effect: Logistics +0.5% at the highest level.

105. Food Processing Policy

Options:

• Restrict food processing → Agriculture & Food -1%

• Minimal support → +0.5%

• Processing incentives → +1.5%

• Major food-processing subsidies → +2.5%

• National food-processing development programme → +4%

Secondary Effect: Consumer Goods & Retail +0.5%.

💊 PHARMACEUTICALS

106. Pharmaceutical R&D Policy

Options:

• No government support → Pharmaceuticals -1%

• Limited grants → +0.5%

• Pharmaceutical research grants → +1.5%

• Major national pharma R&D programme → +3%

• Massive public-private pharmaceutical research programme → +5%

Secondary Effect: Technology +0.5%.

107. Pharmaceutical Manufacturing Policy

Options:

• Restrict domestic manufacturing → Pharmaceuticals -2%

• Limited incentives → +0.5%

• Manufacturing tax incentives → +1.5%

• Strategic pharmaceutical manufacturing programme → +3%

• Major domestic pharma expansion programme → +5%

Secondary Effect: Related manufacturing industries +0.5%.

108. Clinical Trials Policy

Options:

• Severe restrictions → Pharmaceuticals -2%

• Strict but functional approval → -0.5%

• Streamlined clinical trials → +1%

• Fast-track clinical research → +2.5%

• National clinical-research hub → +4%

Secondary Effect: Healthcare +0.5%.

109. Generic Medicine Policy

Options:

• Strong restrictions on generics → Pharmaceuticals -1%

• Limited generic production → +0.5%

• Generic medicine incentives → +1.5%

• Major generic manufacturing programme → +2.5%

• Global generic-medicine export strategy → +4%

110. Pharmaceutical Export Promotion

Options:

• Restrict pharmaceutical exports → Pharmaceuticals -2%

• Controlled exports → -0.5%

• Export incentives → +1%

• Pharmaceutical export programme → +2.5%

• Global pharmaceutical export strategy → +4%

🛒 CONSUMER GOODS & RETAIL

111. Retail Market Regulation

Options:

• Highly restricted retail sector → Consumer Goods & Retail -2%

• Heavy regulation → -0.5%

• Balanced regulation → +0.5%

• Liberal retail market → +2%

• Fully liberalised retail market → +3.5%

112. E-Commerce Development

Options:

• Restrict e-commerce → Consumer Goods & Retail -2%

• Limited e-commerce → +0.5%

• E-commerce incentives → +1.5%

• National e-commerce development programme → +2.5%

• Fully supported digital retail economy → +4%

Secondary Effect: Technology +0.5%.

113. Retail Infrastructure

Options:

• Minimal investment → Consumer Goods & Retail -1%

• Basic infrastructure → +0.5%

• Retail infrastructure grants → +1.5%

• Major commercial infrastructure programme → +2.5%

• National retail infrastructure programme → +4%

Secondary Effect: Infrastructure +0.5%.

114. Consumer Goods Manufacturing Incentives

Options:

• No incentives → Consumer Goods & Retail -1%

• Limited incentives → +0.5%

• Manufacturing tax credits → +1.5%

• Major production incentives → +2.5%

• Strategic consumer-goods expansion programme → +4%

115. Retail Competition Policy

Options:

• Restrict large retailers → Consumer Goods & Retail -1%

• Strong restrictions → 0%

• Balanced competition rules → +1%

• Encourage retail competition → +2%

• Highly competitive retail market → +3%

🎬 MEDIA & ENTERTAINMENT

116. Film & Television Production Incentives

Options:

• No government support → Media & Entertainment -1%

• Limited grants → +0.5%

• Production tax credits → +1.5%

• Major film/TV incentives → +2.5%

• National creative-industries programme → +4%

117. Entertainment Export Policy

Options:

• Restrict cultural exports → Media & Entertainment -2%

• Limited exports → +0.5%

• Export incentives → +1.5%

• International promotion programme → +2.5%

• Global entertainment export strategy → +4%

118. Creative Industries Funding

Options:

• No public funding → Media & Entertainment -1%

• Small grants → +0.5%

• Creative-industry grants → +1.5%

• Major arts and entertainment fund → +2.5%

• Large national creative economy programme → +4%

Secondary Effect: Tourism +0.5%.

119. Streaming Industry Policy

Options:

• Heavy restrictions → Media & Entertainment -2%

• Strict licensing → -0.5%

• Regulated streaming market → +1%

• Streaming development incentives → +2%

• Open digital entertainment market → +3.5%

120. Gaming Industry Development

Options:

• Gaming heavily restricted → Media & Entertainment -2%

• Strict licensing → -0.5%

• Regulated gaming industry → +1%

• Gaming development incentives → +2.5%

• National gaming-industry programme → +4%

🏨 TOURISM

121. Tourism Development Programme

Options:

• No government tourism programme → Tourism -1%

• Limited tourism investment → +0.5%

• Tourism development grants → +1.5%

• Major national tourism programme → +2.5%

• Massive tourism development programme → +4%

122. Tourism Marketing

Options:

• No international marketing → Tourism -1%

• Limited promotion → +0.5%

• National tourism advertising → +1.5%

• Major international campaign → +2.5%

• Global tourism promotion strategy → +4%

123. Hotel & Hospitality Investment

Options:

• Restrict hotel development → Tourism -2%

• Heavy licensing → -0.5%

• Hospitality investment incentives → +1%

• Hotel construction incentives → +2.5%

• Major hospitality-development programme → +4%

Secondary Effect: Construction +0.5%.

124. Tourism Infrastructure

Options:

• Minimal investment → Tourism -1%

• Basic investment → +0.5%

• Tourism infrastructure grants → +1.5%

• Major tourism infrastructure programme → +2.5%

• National tourism infrastructure network → +4%

Secondary Effect: Infrastructure +0.5%.

125. Heritage Tourism Policy

Options:

• Heritage sites receive minimal support → Tourism -1%

• Basic preservation → +0.5%

• Heritage tourism grants → +1.5%

• Major heritage-tourism programme → +2.5%

• National heritage tourism strategy → +4%

Secondary Effect: Media & Entertainment +0.5%.

126. Tourism Visa Policy

Options:

• Severe restrictions → Tourism -3%

• Strict tourist visas → -1%

• Standard tourist access → +0.5%

• Simplified tourist visas → +2%

• Visa-free/visa-on-arrival expansion → +3.5%

Secondary Effect: Consumer Goods & Retail +0.5%.

📊 PART TWO SUMMARY

Total new laws in Part Two: 86

The first 60 laws above preserve the structure and terminology of the supplied Part Two catalogue, while laws 101–126 add the dedicated industry-growth system from the separate proposal.