Restoration Act

The Restoration Act generally refers to legislation aimed at restoring certain rights, conditions, or structures that were previously lost or diminished. In historical contexts, it often pertains to efforts to restore political stability, cultural heritage, or legal standards after a period of upheaval or decline. For example, the Restoration Act of 1660 marked the return of the monarchy in England. In other cases, it can involve restoring environmental standards or economic policies. Overall, such acts focus on rebuilding or re-establishing systems, institutions, or norms that have been affected negatively, promoting stability and continuity.