Opium Legalization & Regulations Act

Assembly Act No. 35 - REVISED Opium Legalization & Regulations Act is a act regarding the abolishment of Opium Abolishment Act, instead legalizing and repurposing it for recreational and medical purposes, this created regulations for Opium users, as well as heavy taxation to those who use it.
Originally, the Opium Legalization & Regulations Act was repealed due to it endorsing the use of Opium, which has been revised with increased tax percentage and removal of the endorsement section, and finally given Imperial assent in June 31st of 1877.
During the Kamara session regarding it, Joseph K.T. Montgomery argued heavily against the use of Opium, with the basis of the Opium Wars as its result, however after a long debate, which almost escalated to bickering, Joseph was calmed down by the majority.
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