Sheaman Island Legislature

The Sheaman Island Legislature was introduced in 1938 by an Islander Nationalist who lived in the Isle of Beatrice who said that the only to keep the island under control was to give them power. The idea never came into effect with Parliament ruling it out with around 65% of MGPs opposing the idea until it was introduced once again in 1945 but once again parliament ruled it out with 53% opposing the idea this time.

In Joseph Jack's 1945 election manifesto he promised to hold a referendum on an Island Legislature and after he won the election he held a referendum in 1946 and in 1948 the Island Legislature Parliament opened.

1844-1940
In the 1844 after the Maxifolian Independence War was over many people living on the Islands were upset by the new shift in power and religion with most of them being Protestants and having a good impression on the British. Many protests were carried out in rage against the new government but Max Colton-Gray suppressed these protests and increased military presence on the islands.

when Martin Von Coloras became Prime Minister he paid a ceremonial visit to the Isle of Beatrice, the Isle of Theo and the Isle of Shantahein in respect for the 1844 Cry of Beatrice Protests. Martin Von Coloras instantly left a good impression on the people in the islands as he vowed to protect the people on the islands by promising the increase industry and trade on the islands.

Throughout the rest of the 1800s people didn't have much of a Nationalist movement with Industry and population rising the islands began to thrive under Sheaman's rule with the only problem facing the island was that the islands weren't formally integrated into Sheaman and didn't stand in elections.

In 1907 after the opening of the Sheaman parliament many people celebrated the opening of the new parliament with a new structure.