2nd Labor Government: 1932 - 1939

The 2nd Labor Government was formed on the 30th of August 1932 in the Kingdom of Dissau with Alan Bartram as Prime Minister. The government won the 1932 General Election due to the 2nd National Government beginning to reverse Labor's highly effective and supported policies as well unpopularity from the Great Depression. Labor gained control in 1932 under Bartram but he soon resigned in 1934 and was replaced by Robert A. Cole until he resigned in 1935, then Wallace Cafferty until he resigned in 1936, and finally Agnar MacDonald until losing the 1939 General Election. The government dissolved on the 26th of November 1939 after a little over seven years.
== Changes ==
* The Family Benefits Act 1933 gave families who don't have a lot of many and have children a small sum of money to aid them.
* The National Health Service Act 1933 established a national health service in the country.
* The Homosexuality Act 1934 removed the death penalty as a viable punishment for engaging in homosexual activities.
* The Maternity Care Act 1935 established free maternity care for all women.
* The National Libraries Act 1935 established national libraries around the country.
* The Police Reformation Act 1936 allowed women and black people to serve in the police force.
* The Jury Women Act 1936 allowed women to serve in the jury.
* The Nazi Propaganda Act 1937 banned any imagery or public support of Nazism in Dissau.
* Family Allowances Act 1937 permitted women to apply for a family allowance, rather than just the father.
* Pensions Reformation Act 1938 allowed non-white people to receive pensions as long as they were a citizen.
* State Housing Act 1939 introduced state housing for low-income individuals, sending money to local counties to then build those low-income houses.
== Foreign Policy ==
The Kingdom of Dissau opposed the Nazi Regime as early as 1934 but it wasn't until 1936 under the leadership of Agnar MacDonald that Nazism was taken seriously. MacDonald cut ties and trade with Germany and banned Nazi propaganda in the country in 1936. Adolf Hitler reacted by convincing Italy and Japan to cut trade with Dissau. No further action was taken.
MacDonald's predecessors made attempts to further relations with the United Kingdom, France, and the United States, but MacDonald believed that war was brewing and that making a statement of joining a side would defeat his belief in neutrality. MacDonald slowly phased out relations with those countries without damaging them and proclaimed Dissau neutral in late 1938.