2nd National Moderate Government: 1924 - 1932

The 2nd National Moderate Government was formed on the 14th of June in the Kingdom of Dissau with Derek Hamilton as Prime Minister. Hamilton won the 1924 General Election by opposing his party's predecessors by promising to keep most of the policies implemented by Labor. This gave Hamilton a major swing in popularity and because of a recession in 1923 that lasted until early 1924, the public were swayed. The government mostly stuck to their word under the leadership of Hamilton, but after his resignation in 1930, the new Prime Minister, Justin Fletcher, was open to reforming and/or reversing the policies of the previous Labor government. This led to unpopularity and division among the party, leading to National Moderate losing the 1932 General Election along with the great depression affecting people's opinions on the party. The government dissolved on the 30th of August 1932 after more than eight years in government.
== Changes ==
* The MPs Act 1925 gave women the power to be democratically elected as an MP.
* The Railway Workers' Act 1925 reduced the number of hours that a railway worker had to work for to nine hours a day.
* The Half-Day Off Act 1926 established a half day off on Saturday alongside the previously established full day off on Sunday.
* The Legal Drinking Age Act 1927 established a legal drinking age. The legal drinking age became 18.
* The Energy Sector Act 1928 allowed other energy companies to be established but still kept the National Energy Sector.
* Extra Care Act 1928 introduced free optician visits, free contact lenses, free hearing aids, and one free pair of glasses every five years.
* The Pensions Act 1929 lowered the age that you could receive pensions at to 65.
* The Great Depression Recovery Act 1930 established a large fund of money that would help the country recover from the Great Depression.
* The School Meals Act 1930 ended free school meals.
* The Abortions Act 1931 disallowed abortions if they threatened a woman's health.
* The National Shipping Line Act 1931 sold the Dissauian Shipping Company.