After the lengthy discussion about interests had wrapped up,
Lynn's concept of a noble family had made its way into everyone's awareness.
So had his ideas about education and learning for all, regardless of background.
And some issues concerning regional autonomy.
And solving the problem of people going hungry.
To prevent land from being consolidated, land sales would be gradually prohibited. The government would reclaim the land and sell rights to use it for a certain number of years.
Agricultural Cooperatives would be established to promote large-scale farming and boost food production.
There would be major investment in infrastructure: building railways and roads, developing urban clusters as regional centers, and expanding towns to ensure every area developed instead of concentrating growth too heavily and creating regional imbalances.
The real estate industry could also be developed, encouraging people to buy homes in the cities.
On top of that, the government would build plenty of affordable public housing to prevent people from becoming homeless.
Local public safety would be strengthened, with tough crackdowns to create a society where people felt safe. Once everyone had grown accustomed to that, the measures could be gradually relaxed.
All legitimate jobs would pay at least the minimum wage.
There was also the school system, established to improve the general education of ordinary people and those without magical talent. Everyone would be required to attend school, preventing people from hiring child labor and parents from abusing their children by forcing them to work.
Schools would need funding, along with dormitories and cafeterias. There would also be a system for identifying students in need, so money could be discreetly provided without hurting anyone's pride, as well as opportunities for students to work at school.
There would also be measures to protect talented people.
For example, issues like raising