3rd National Moderate Government: 1939 - 1946

The 3rd National Moderate Government was formed on the 26th of November 1939 in the Kingdom of Dissau with Lars Havellaton as Prime Minister. The government was formed after National Moderate won the 1939 Dissauian General Election with a landslide victory. The 3rd National Moderate Government committed themselves to reverse a major chunk of Labor's previous policies under the leadership of Havellaton, a traditionalist right-winger. The 3rd National Moderate Government won the 1940 General Election with an even larger majority, but then nearly lost the 1944 General Election, having to form a coalition with Free Liberal. The government lasted until 7th of June 1946 after losing the 1946 General Election.
== Changes ==
* The Libraries Privatization Act 1940 privatized all public libraries
* The Railways Partial Privatization Act 1940 partially privatized parts of the railways service and sold certain railways to private companies.
* The Voting Act 1941 barred unmarried women from voting.
* Pensions Act 1941 decreased the amount of money given out for state pensions.
* Free Speech Act 1942 allowed Nazi propaganda in the country as a method free speech and protected workers who spoke out in favour of a political agenda, political party, set of beliefs, religion, or governmental actions.
* Homosexuality Act 1943 increased the sentence for being homosexual to 15 years imprisonment and removed the right for them to appeal.
* Energy Privatization Act 1943 privatized the energy sector and sold the National Energy Sector.
* The Abortions Act 1945 banned abortions in the case of rape, only allowing abortions in cases of incest and restricted having abortions until the 12th week of pregnancy.
* The Maxifolian MPs Act 1946 barred people to be elected to parliament or were already elected to parliament if they identified as Maxifolian.
* The Reallocation of Seats Act 1946 reallocated the seats for the next general election by increasing the seat count from 188 to 218.