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==Criticism and opposition== | ==Criticism and opposition== | ||
The Family Living Act, and development reforms like it, were primarily opposed by the [[National Pact (Urcea)|National Pact]]. The Pact, which had blocked legislation like it passing during the late 90s, launched a national campaign to try and gather support to halt the bill. | The Family Living Act, and development reforms like it, were primarily opposed by the [[National Pact (Urcea)|National Pact]]. The Pact, which had blocked legislation like it passing during the late 90s, launched a national campaign to try and gather support to halt the bill. The National Pact reclaimed a majority of the Concilium Daoni after the [[2015 Urcean elections]], and though some efforts were made to repeal the law, insufficient support existed among the Pact's members due to the popularity of the legislation by the late 2010s. | ||
===Cost=== | ===Cost=== | ||