2004 aiming to create a market representing pollution rights. Social Measures: A Forefront Action Plan Despite the willpower to revise the role of the State, the millennium years paved the way to other important bills that aimed to ameliorate the quality of life for families. The following are some examples: Regimes dealing with parental maternity leave and other dispositions for families on the job market needing a leave of absence due to children (2000) Better access to the judicial system (2002) Normalizing the divorce process (2005) Job Security (2007) The 2010s The 61st simulation welcomed the beginning of a new era by dealing with four bills encompassing concrete issues in Quebec society, such as: The decriminalization of euthanasia and the legalization of assisted suicide Reform on copyright laws The decriminalization of prostitution Media and Publicity Control In 2011 (62nd), the bills addressed topics of another nature : a reform of the labour code the creation of a network of autonomous schools the institutionalisation of chronically homeless people a change of paradigm regarding international aid In 2012 (63rd), the bills addressed : surrogacy a reform of citizenship a reform of the agriculture and agri-food system a reform of the penal justice system In 2013 (64th), these four bills were introduced: women's representativity on the job market the mandatory DNA mapping to prevent severe diseases the fight against violence the inauguration of an immigration chosen directly by employers For the first time, a "néo-québécois" Premier was at the head of the PJQ during this 64th legislature. In 2014 (65th), the youth parliamentarians debated on: alcohol from a public health perspective children's superior interest the collective right to quality information revaluation and financing of culture In 2014, the efforts of past and present executives toward gender parity are recognized, as the "Association québécoise des jeunes parlementaires" receives the "Gouvernance Pluri'elles" award at the Women of merit Gala of the YWCA Quebec. This distinction aims at recognizing the measures put in place by different organizations in order to include more women in their governing entities. The same year, and for the first time in the whole history of the Quebec Youth Parliament, the entire executive committee was composed of women. The Premier at the time, Anne-Sophie Tommeret-Carrière, was the 7th woman to take on this role in 65 years of the organization's existence. In 2015 (66th), another precedent is created, as for the first