On Monday of the second week of April, the second regular session of Congress this year was held, and the entire congressional hall was packed.
This regular session might last anywhere from three weeks to a month. After Congress had added more seats, many matters had been piled together and needed to be handled.
Some matters were handled by the Senate, some by the House of Representatives, and some required everyone to participate together. As a result, the session would last a long time, and even a full week might not be enough.
On the first day, they mainly voted on matters that were not particularly important.
As time passed, voting began on the proposal concerning Senator Landon's submission of the "Environmental Protection Law Amendment Draft."
It could be said that this proposal had become known throughout society to the greatest extent possible, and the reason for that was Senator Landon's conduct while submitting the proposal and delivering subsequent public speeches.
His son had been sentenced to seventy-two months in prison. As a father, he had not only failed to seek any special benefits for his child, but had instead thrown himself wholeheartedly into his work.
This also made many sentimental Federals curious. What kind of work could possibly be more important than one's own son?
The Federals' focus was always so strange. Their curiosity about what kind of father he was had led them to pay attention to the proposal.
They then realized the importance of protecting the environment through that proposal.
Although they failed to realize that environmental protection had no practical connection to whether they could eat their fill, they still expressed their support for environmental protection.
The attitude of these citizens was Senator Landon's best bargaining chip.
With Lin Qi paying for things behind the scenes,