Civil Partnership Act 2005

The Civil Partnership Act 2005 was a bill introduced by Chief Minister Andrew Roberts on behalf of the Tripartite Government in September 2005.

Aim
Under section one, the bill describes itself as: '''2. Aims.'''

The resulting bill is widely agreed to be a compromise between the more progressive Modern Labour Movement and Centre Union made during talks that resulted in the formation of the government, with MOMs previous intentions being for equal marriage rights instead of Civil Partnerships.
 * 1) To allow for Isidos to be joined under law in a romantic partnership.
 * 2) To allow this to happen regardless of gender.
 * 3) To provide an alternative to marriage.

Voting
The bill passed and was signed in to law by President Zoé D’aureville.