5th National Moderate Government: 1968 - 1969

The 5th National Moderate Government was formed on the 14th of August 1968 in the Kingdom of Dissau with Otto Weisbach as Prime Minister. The government went neck to neck against the incumbent Labor Government in the 1968 General Election, proposing radical changes and opposing the majority of the laws passed by Labor. National Moderate ended up winning the election with a small majority. The National Moderate Party entered into government on the 14th of August 1968 with Weisbach as Prime Minister. Weisbach's government lost its majority quickly in early 1969 and led to Weisbach deciding on calling an election to receive a higher majority. Weisbach's party failed to re-enter government in the 1969 General Election when the Labor Party won an outright majority, dissolving on the 26th of June 1969.
== Changes ==
* The Abortions Act 1968 banned abortions.
* The Teacher's Rights Act 1969 reallowed teachers the right to beat children as a behavioural punishment.
* The 5th National Moderate Government decreased the yearly immigration rate from 150,000 in 1968 to around 80,000 in 1969.
== Foreign Affairs ==
Otto Weisbach was a supporter of the War in Vietnam and expressed support over redeploying troops in Vietnam. Weisbach never officiated this due to the limited time that his government had in power but it was assumed that he would've if he remained in government. Weisbach reestablished relations with the People's Republic of China in early 1969 and has publicly and privately apologized the Chairman of the People's Republic of China, Soong Ching-ling, many times. This led to an increase in trade between China and Dissau because of this and "reharmonization" between the two countries according to Weisbach.