A Party of Transformation
Core Principles (not yet available)
Primary Reforms
Spontaneous Democracy
Local Autonomy
Ranked Voting
Coherent Law
Integrity of Law
Secondary Reforms
Separation of Powers
Executive (not yet available)
Judiciary (not yet available)
Selective Empowerment (not yet available)
Sovereign Juries
Non-Manifesto Reforms
Polarised Representation
Democratically Accountable Monarchy
Derelict Law (not yet available)
Land Ownership (not yet available)
Inheritance Law
Monetary Reform (not yet available)
Membership
Brexit
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After many years thinking about how a healthy society should govern itself, I’ve settled on a number of key reforms that I think would make Britain’s political system fit for a mature society.
Unfortunately, however, none of my attempts to get meaningful reform introduced through existing political processes have made any progress. After seeing the constitutional contortions of the second half of 2019, I have come to the conclusion that the reforms we need cannot happen unless some kind of societal collapse takes place.
Up to now, it’s been hard to see what might precipitate that but I think the measures currently being taken to stave off a repeat of the 1918 flu pandemic do make it look far more plausible.
Malcolm Ramsay
March 2020(If you appreciate what I’m doing here, donations are very welcome.)
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