Çakar appointed Speaker of the Lazian Chamber
The deputy prime minister takes the chamber's chair.
National folk dance, gemstone and stone stripped of official status
The Driekusman, the ruby and sandstone lose their place among the Confederation's symbols.
Yoghurt bacterium adopted as national microbe
The Confederation gives Lactobacillus delbrueckii subsp. bulgaricus official status.
Classical Liberal Party renamed the Conservative Liberal Party
The Confederation's largest party takes a new name.
Hegro barred from receiving the title of Chad
The National Convention cites a "history of non-Chad behaviour".
Mahuset congratulates Olaf Scholz on becoming German chancellor
The head of state pays tribute to Angela Merkel's long service.
Husetan Stadsparlement bans sale of Soylent meal replacements
The municipal parliament prohibits the meal-replacement products.
Matsia rebranded the Most Serene and Noble State of Matsia and Mahusetan Krasota
The Mahusetan state takes a new formal name.
National Convention abolishes the legal status of the Patron Saint
The Confederation leaves the matter to religious institutions.
National Convention consolidates its law commissions
Dozens of single-subject commissions are merged into a single advisory body.
Confederation's Dutch name changed to Eedgenootschap Mahuset
The official Dutch style of the state is amended.
Confederation adopts a basic copyright law
The National Convention brings Mahusetan law into line with the Berne Convention.
Mahuset signs the Montediszamble Convention
The Confederation joins a treaty on civility in diplomacy.
Hasani and Turkish recognised as minority languages
The Confederation grants the two languages official minority status.
Virgo adopts 'Istanbul (Not Constantinople)' as its anthem
The republic takes the They Might Be Giants song as its territorial anthem.
Çakar appointed Supreme Leader of Virgo and Starnia
The deputy prime minister takes charge of the two republics.
MELP number-plate standard dropped
The flag strip on Mahusetan plates changes permanently to blue.
Nuri van Dijk departs the Confederation
A co-founder and the Confederation's first prime minister leaves Mahuset.
Institute for Censuses becomes the Federal Statistics and Census Bureau
The Confederation's statistics body is renamed.
National Convention establishes the honorific 'Chad'
The title recognises exceptional merit, and is first conferred on the four patres patriae.
Confederation confers its first Chads
The National Convention grants the new civic honour to four founding figures.
Public Broadcasting Foundation established to oversee state media
The Publieke Omroep Stichting will own the Courant van Lazia and the Confederation's other public outlets.
Confederation reforms drug law onto a three-list basis
Soft drugs and legal hard drugs may be sold under regulation; classified hard drugs remain banned.
Government establishes Vicesysteem, a state monopoly for recreational drugs
A state-owned chain becomes the sole legal vendor of soft drugs, legal hard drugs, nitrous oxide and ketamine.