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=== Health === | === Health === | ||
The [[Health Act of 1929]] requires that all Ceylonian citizens have access to free healthcare. The Ceylon Health Service is the regulatory agency responsible for enforcing the Health Act, and receives one of the highest amount of government funding of any regulatory agency. | The [[Health Act of 1929]] requires that all Ceylonian citizens have access to free healthcare. The Ceylon Health Service is the regulatory agency responsible for enforcing the Health Act, and receives one of the highest amount of government funding of any regulatory agency. Ceylonia’s healthcare system is very similar to Tierrador’s system, with the CHS devolving its operations based on the 36 qoyalets of the country, with the CHS national office acting as the main authority behind the qoyalet offices. As of 2034, the Ceylon government spends about $3,600 per person on healthcare. Funding is usually allocated by the country’s financial intake for the previous year, along with a significant portion being taken from federal tax revenues. Citizens can opt out of CHS healthcare, but rarely do so because 7% of their yearly income is taken to fund the health system. | ||
=== Religion === | === Religion === | ||
Ceylonia has no official language. [[Catholic Church|Catholicism]] is the most widespread religion in the country, with about 59% of Ceylonians belonging to the church. About 29% of Ceylonians practice one of the many indigenous folk languages seen throughout the country. The remaining 20% follow Islam, Kapuhenasa, Judaism, and Protestant Christianity. | |||
== Culture == | == Culture == | ||