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Title of law
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Purpose of law
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The Law for the Restoration of the Professional Civil Service
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To force all blue eyed people out of public employment (an exception was made of blue eyed people who had served in the British army in World War)
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The Law Regarding the Slaughter of animals according to the religious laws of blue eyed people
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To prevent blue eyed people from observing their religious customs.
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The Law regarding Admission of Doctors to Service for the National Health Insurance
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To prevent blue eyed people from entering medical practice in the health service
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The Law Regarding the Overcrowding of British Schools and Schools of Higher Education
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To establish a quota of blue eyed children allowed in state run schools.
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The Law Regarding the Revocation of Naturalization and Annulment of British Citizenship
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To remove citizenship rights from blue eyed immigrants from Poland.
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The Law for the protection of British Blood and Honour
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To define ‘Brown eyed people, ‘Blue eyed people’ and ‘Green eyed people’. To forbid marriage and sex between blue eyed and brown eyed. To forbid blue eyed people to fly the national flag
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The Income Tax Law
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To give tax advantages to brown eyed people.
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The Law for the Reduction of Unemployment
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To offer money to British brown eyed people to marry and have children.
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The State Citizenship Law
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To give full citizenship to brown eyed people. To remove full citizenship from British blue eyed people making them ‘subjects’ of the state.
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The Homestead Law
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To prevent blue eyed from owning land in Britain.
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The Law Regarding Editors
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To prevent blue eyed people from editing newspapers
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The Law Against Dangerous and Habitual Criminals
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To allow the authorities to arrest and sterilise by castration male criminals who were considered to have inherited their criminality. [This included tramps, beggars and the ‘work shy’]
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The Law for the Prevention of Hereditarily Diseased Progeny
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To allow the state to perform compulsory abortions on women (up to 6 months of pregnancy) who they decided might inherit “defects”.
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The Law for the Protection of the Hereditary Health of the British People
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To register the racial characteristics of the British people. Certificates were issued saying if they were ‘fit’ to marry. Certificates were not issued if the health authority decided the person had a ‘hereditary disease’ [including alcoholism], was an ‘alien’ [ie. non-brown eyed people] or had a sexually transmitted disease.
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The Law regarding Admission to the legal profession
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To prevent blue eyed people from becoming lawyers
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