Social reform

Social reforms are reforms which alter a nation's industrial regulation and welfare.

There are seven political issues in Victoria II.
 * Health care - How much the state provides for its citizens' health.
 * Maximum workhours - How long a business can make its employees work.
 * Minimum wage - How much a business must pay in hourly wages.
 * Pensions - How much financial support the retired receive.
 * School system - The number and quality of public schools.
 * Safety regulations - How much safety a business has to legally provide its workers.
 * Unemployment subsidies - How much financial support the unemployed receive.

Politics
Upper house support for social reforms depends on the ideologies of its members.
 * Anarcho-Liberals will try to repeal social reforms.
 * Conservatives will oppose social reforms, unless militancy is high.
 * Communists will support social reforms.
 * Fascists will oppose social reforms, unless the ruling party is fascist.
 * Liberals will oppose social reforms, unless militancy is high.
 * Reactionaries will try to repeal social reforms.
 * Socialists will support social reforms.