[lesson 3] new order

Moving from the negative to the positive, what are the next steps?

1] Wresting control of government out of the hands of the cabals by focussing on the preselection procedures of all parties, especially the big two:

a] opening of all party memberships on a nominal fee covering admin and paperwork to any interested person, subject to criminal and psychological checks;

b] automatically yearly rotated party hierarchy positions into other income bands;

c] automatic declaration of all interests, subject to public scrutiny;

d] open recruiting drives in all major centres constituting an agreed proportion of the party budget;

e] automatic free local airtime of two minutes for any shortlisted preselection candidate;

f] listing of all aspiring candidates, with contact info in local papers and on an internet site which is advertised around the city;

g] right to set up soapboxes at any public venue and if garnering a quota of petition names, the local party must consider that name.

2] All home nations to have their own legislatures, including England, resolving the West Lothian Question:

a. Westminster becomes the English parliament;

b. British Advisory and Defence Council [responsible for Defence and international dipomacy] situated on either the Isle of Man or Jersey.

3] [In England]:

a. Mono-cameral legislature elected under proportional representation, the Queen's Premier Minister being the acknowledged leader of the party with the highest proportion;

b. House of Lords one third hereditary, one third appointed, one third elected, fulfilling its full role as the house of review;

c. Bill returned for the third time is null and void.

4]

a. DTI having a progressively reduced regulatory role but an increased advisory and promotional role, using tax incentives and free economic zones for those sectors it wishes to promote;

b. This doesn't advocate free trade but fair trade for a nation's traditionally accepted manufacturing strengths which will still enjoy progressively reducing tarrif protection linked to overall product and profit margins;

c. Business-friendly DTI stacked with businessmen and women, of declared interests, who constitute its advisory council whilst the executive functions are still run by the Minister;

d. Tax incentives and fast tracking for start up businesses and for financial institutions who will provide reduced rate loans to both start ups and short term businesses;

e. Incentives for major business to allocate start up funds for aspiring talent from secondary and tertiary institutions.

5]

a. Removal of all fees from tertiary students and entry predicated only on mark quotas by examination and coursework in the final year of school, open to any resident of seven years or longer;

b. Openly declared business recruiting allowed;

c. Fixed term positions for professors and lecturers, renewable by public forum in the same manner as elected positions in government;

6]

a. Trade sanctions [as distinct from military solutions] the sole means of coercion internationally, pressure on the UN to support such moves and provide financial incentives to any country operating this way;

b. Progressive multilateral disarmament [anti-ballistic treaties and the like] automatically renewable under UN auspices [not unlike auditing] in a progressive form [not unlike the situation in the late 80s/90s;

c. Countries which won't play ball sanctioned out of existence and trade cut off - the sole effective method.

7]

a. Financial incentives from the bolstered UN [which is currently serving many evil purposes] to countries demonstrating stable peace both within their borders and with neighbours;

b. Massive allocation of UN resources for water desalination and extraction projects worldwide;

c. Rotating HQ of the UN in the country of the Secretary-General's nation;

d. Secretary-General to serve 10 years.