Unwanted Policy - Can it be Removed?

[Waldenes]

I think I done goofed y’all. I encountered issue 822 and ended up choosing an option that enabled the Child Labor policy. Yikes. Do not want. So did a little bit of digging and it looks like there are only TWO issues that can remove the policy. But, since issue 822 requires child labor to already be illegal, that must mean I’ve already encountered one of the two issues that can remove it, issue 63. So the other issue that can remove it is issue 421 but it says issue 421 requires the nation to have a military... Waldenes is pacifistic. My defense is in the negatives.

Please tell me I’m not stuck with Child Labor forever...? Please pretty please.

[SherpDaWerp]

Issues do repeat, eventually. The editors don't publish 4 issues a day, no matter what CWA desires, and it would be a pretty limited game if one day you logged in and it said "sorry, no more, you've done them all".

#63 could be along sooner than you might expect, given the engine likes to gently prioritise issues you haven't seen in a while (which includes issues that you've newly acquired the validity requirements for). It'll come around eventually and you'll be able to sweep it all under the rug properly criminalise child labor as you so desire.

There's only 2 policies that are actively impossible to remove at the moment (No Cents and No Senate), and that's because it's super difficult to write a good issue that provides a reversal opportunity for either of them. So beware of picking those, at least until a reversal gets published.

[Waldenes]

Oh thank goodness. That is a relief. So it’s just the waiting game then. And thanks for the heads up on those two particular policies.

[Svendeutsch]

You can use this site if you want in the future so you don't get any policies you don't want.
http://www.mwq.dds.nl/ns/results/

[Loysville]

You can use this site if you want in the future so you don't get any policies you don't want.
http://www.mwq.dds.nl/ns/results/

Also be sure to cross reference your possible answers with the available issues here. Some answers won't be available to you if, say, you have private industry banned/permitted, etc.

[Bears Armed]

Also, until you do get the chance to remove it, you can explain in your signature that it shouldn't be regarded as applying IC.