There are also a collection of "Independent" laws with no party affiliation, which typically have no cost, but carry a malus as well as a bonus. Laws provide an empire-wide bonus of some kind, at the cost of a constant drain of per pop on your Empire. The primary purpose of political parties is enabling "Laws" - your empire is allowed to enact a small number of laws, and the available laws are provided by the parties in the senate the different parties have dramatically different effects, and without a given party in the senate, you have no access to their laws. Parties that are in the senate gradually earn experience which, as time goes on, unlocks higher-tier laws for the party with more powerful effects. If the approval drops low enough, systems might go into revolt, potentially leading to Anarchy and political revolution for the unrepresented party, which forces the Government into a Dictatorship.
Systems that support political parties that do not have representation in the Senate will have a major penalty to approval. The player's actions throughout the Galaxy, as well as the Population's tendencies, determine the level of support a political party receives. 4.5.1 Effects (shared with Dictatorship):.
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