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Principles & priorities
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Documented practices
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Ideas to examine and test
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Matching content: 12 parties · 8 practices · 12 ideas
01 / PRINCIPLES
What do parties stand for?12
The short classifications summarise the reviewed documents. Similar party names do not imply equivalent policies. Commitments below are not counted as completed work.
Democratic Party
Equal opportunity, civil rights and public investment[1]
The 2024 platform addresses health care and prescription costs, housing, clean energy, workers’ rights and support for unions.[1]
Republican Party
National interests, borders and security, business freedom[6]
The 2024 platform proposes stronger border control, domestic energy production, lower taxes and regulation, support for manufacturing, and baseline import tariffs.[6]
Labour Party
Equal opportunity, public services and measurable long-term missions[10][45][41]
Its manifesto links growth, clean energy, safer streets, opportunity and the NHS through five missions.[10][45][41] Its energy chapter commits to establishing Great British Energy.[10][45][41]
Conservative Party
Fiscal restraint, tax reductions and lighter business regulation[3]
The policy page proposes dividing spending savings between deficit reduction and tax cuts, alongside changes to energy costs, business regulation and border policy.[3]
Social Democratic Party
Social democracy: freedom, justice and solidarity[12][23]
Its English 2025 election summary highlights investment, manufacturing, wages, tenant protection, education, childcare and pension security.[12][23]
Christian Democratic Union
Christian-democratic, liberal and conservative roots; a social market economy[13]
Its 2024 basic programme connects personal responsibility, competition, social protection, the rule of law, families and European cooperation.[13]
Liberal Party
Public and private investment, opportunity and affordability[24]
The Canada Strong “Build” chapter proposes expanding housing supply, skills, innovation, infrastructure, a clean economy and new export markets.[24]
Conservative Party
Individual freedom, limited government, fiscal responsibility and federalism[35][36]
Its 2026 policy declaration includes competitive markets, property rights, provincial powers, spending scrutiny, access to information and support for those needing assistance.[35][36]
Document & questions
Australian Labor Party
Workers’ rights, a fair go and accessible public services[34][20][42]
The 2023 platform and reviewed priorities page cover living costs, Medicare, care, housing, skills, climate and energy.[34][20][42]
Document & questions
The party describes its National Policy Forum as connecting members, the parliamentary caucus and affiliated unions in policy debate and preparing a draft for National Conference.[34][20][42]
Editorial review question
Are public-service commitments tested against staffing, financing and service quality?Liberal Party of Australia
Individual freedom, private enterprise and lean government[8]
“Our Beliefs” emphasises business and individual initiative, lighter tax and bureaucratic burdens, the rule of law, families and equal opportunity.[8]
Liberal Democratic Party
Conservative reform, personal responsibility, markets and mutual support[37][22]
The 2010 platform distinguishes traditions to preserve from institutions to reform, and addresses markets, education and research, social protection and fiscal responsibility.[37][22]
Document & questions
The 2010 section of the Japanese original; Chapter IV of the English constitution provides for a Policy Research Council.[37][22] A rule does not verify present-day meeting outcomes.[37][22]
Editorial review question
How can policy councils make evidence, competing views and conflicts of interest transparent?Constitutional Democratic Party
Constitutionalism, human rights, diversity and mutual support[16][17]
The 2020 platform and English basic-policies document emphasise deliberative democracy, non-discrimination, fair distribution, social security and renewable energy.[16][17]
Document & questions
02 / PRACTICE
Beyond slogans: documented practices8
The responsible institution and documented status are shown separately. Public services are not automatically attributed to one party, and this is not an independent impact evaluation.
Residents decide part of a public budget
New York City Council · PBNYC
Operating participation programme
The Council describes participatory budgeting as residents directly deciding how part of a public budget is spent, and publishes its project-selection cycle and results.[25]
What does this not prove?
This does not put the entire budget to a vote, establish representative participation or prove every selected project is cost-effective.
Report a problem and check its progress
New York City · NYC311
Official service channel
NYC311 brings together problem reporting, service discovery and service-request status checks.[44] Its stated purpose is to connect residents with city services.[44]
What does this not prove?
A visible status does not prove a problem was resolved. No service request was submitted or response time measured in this research.
Beyond a website: a service standard
UK government · Service Standard
Published official standard
The Service Standard links user needs, joined-up channels, accessibility, privacy, performance measurement, open source and reliable operation.[26]
What does this not prove?
The existence of a standard does not demonstrate compliance by every organisation; each service still needs assessment.
An energy project for public buildings
Great British Energy · UK government announcement
Implementation reported on 2026-03-05
Separately from Labour’s 2024 energy commitment, a government release on 2026-03-05 reports that the first 100 schools in England had installed Great British Energy solar panels.[43][45]
What does this not prove?
This is the implementing authority’s report, not an independent verification of savings or causal impact. Future roll-out commitments are not counted as completed installations.
One ticket across local transport
Germany · Deutsche Bahn, Deutschland-Ticket
Available transport product
Deutsche Bahn offers the Deutschland-Ticket as a subscription for local public transport across Germany, generally excluding long-distance ICE and IC/EC services.[28]
What does this not prove?
German prices are not transplanted into Mongolia. Ticket integration alone does not resolve funding, operator settlement or service capacity.
Proactive disclosure of contracts and spending
Government of Canada · Open Government
Official public-information portal
The proactive-disclosure portal publishes categories covering contracts, grants, travel, hospitality and other spending, rather than relying only on individual information requests.[29]
What does this not prove?
Publication alone does not prove absence of corruption, completeness or freshness. Coverage, updates, missing records and privacy require separate checks.
Consultations with status, timing and explanation
Australian Capital Territory Government · YourSay
Official online consultation hub
YourSay distinguishes consultations seeking feedback, closed for feedback and completed, with timelines.[40] It states that online input is combined with face-to-face activities to inform decisions.[40]
What does this not prove?
Online input is neither necessarily representative nor a binding decision. Explaining which suggestions were used and why remains important.
A one-stop entry point for life events
Japan’s Digital Agency · Mynaportal
Service description updated on 2026-07-08
Mynaportal is described as an online administrative window where a My Number Card enables procedures such as moving and passport services, and access to certain personal information.[31]
What does this not prove?
A party website should not duplicate a national identity register. Official authentication, consent and secure integration are essential. The source’s English version is machine-translated.
03 / IDEAS
What could be examined in Mongolia?12
Do not copy a foreign policy wholesale. Check the problem, authority, funding, existing services and privacy first. Resources and measures below are editorial proposals, not cost estimates.
Not adopted policy. For inspiration and discussion. This page approves no budget, grants no public authority and does not implement the proposed services.
A bounded budget, transparent choices
A proposal to discuss improvement options within a small, duly authorised budget and publish the selected project’s delivery progress.
Inspired by sources[25]
How could this be tested?
- First step
- First establish the budget ceiling, decision-making authority, project criteria, participation rules and appeals process.
- What it needs
- Approved funding, technical appraisal and accessible offline and online participation.
- What to measure
- Eligible proposals, completed handovers, cost variance and post-use assessment.
- Guardrail
- A party-hosted online poll must not be presented as an authorised municipal budget decision.
Report → owner → evidence-backed closure
A tracking model showing where an issue was referred, what response arrived and what demonstrates resolution, rather than merely counting reports.
Inspired by sources[44]
How could this be tested?
- First step
- Choose one issue category and agree a referral and response workflow with the receiving institution.
- What it needs
- An accountable institution, consent for contact and privacy-preserving public status information.
- What to measure
- Time to first response, verified resolutions and reopened cases.
- Guardrail
- Do not count a referral as a resolution, or publish home addresses and phone numbers.
“You contributed — here is the decision”
Connect the problem, options, deadline, conclusion and reasons for accepting or rejecting suggestions on one consultation page.
Inspired by sources[40]
How could this be tested?
- First step
- Select one completed consultation and test a response template approved by the decision-maker.
- What it needs
- A response editor, an original decision record and clear moderation rules.
- What to measure
- Consultations with published responses, response timeliness and reader comprehension.
- Guardrail
- Do not equate an online majority with the whole population; retain minority reasoning.
One clear card per service
Use a consistent format for eligibility, documents, where to apply and where to verify fees and timing.
Inspired by sources[26]
How could this be tested?
- First step
- Choose one officially documented service and test plain language and mobile accessibility with users.
- What it needs
- Validation by the service owner, an editor and a named maintenance owner.
- What to measure
- Correct service discovery, comprehension time, broken links and outdated instructions.
- Guardrail
- Do not imply that the party website is authorised to issue government services; direct users to official channels.
Link projects, contracts and delivery
A read-only register connecting publishable budgets, contracts, amendments and handover evidence.
Inspired by sources[29]
How could this be tested?
- First step
- Collect public records for one project and create a sample entry with provenance and an update date.
- What it needs
- Publication authority, a data provider and checks for personal or restricted information.
- What to measure
- Record completeness, update lag and detected discrepancies.
- Guardrail
- Mark missing information as unknown and do not accuse people or institutions without evidence.
Measure first, then choose an energy solution
A proposal to measure one public building’s energy use and technically compare insulation, controls and solar options.
Inspired by sources[43]
How could this be tested?
- First step
- Secure the owner’s approval and establish baseline use accounting for seasons and occupancy.
- What it needs
- An energy engineer, metering, funding, procurement and a maintenance owner.
- What to measure
- Condition-adjusted consumption, comfort, total operating cost and maintenance.
- Guardrail
- Do not promise UK savings in Mongolia; assess winter conditions, grid constraints and safety separately.
Transfer costs and integrated fares
Study transfer journeys, fares and inter-operator settlement before commissioning a new ticketing system.
Inspired by sources[28]
How could this be tested?
- First step
- Map the payment and timing experience on one interchange journey and inspect existing solutions.
- What it needs
- Transport authorities, operators, fare analysis and privacy safeguards.
- What to measure
- Additional transfer charges, delays, incorrect deductions and service access.
- Guardrail
- Do not copy foreign prices; subsidies and revenue allocation require authorised decisions.
Start from “I am moving home”
A guide connecting life events, such as moving home or school enrolment, to official services without requiring knowledge of agency names.
How could this be tested?
- First step
- Choose one life event and validate existing official links and requirements with the service owners.
- What it needs
- Verified links, clear explanations and maintenance; no new citizen identity database is needed.
- What to measure
- Correct next-step discovery, misdirection and accessibility problems.
- Guardrail
- Do not collect identity, passport or medical data on a party site; leave authenticated transactions to official systems.
Make the housing approval process legible
Inspired by housing-supply proposals, document approval stages, responsible bodies, required records and reasons for waiting.
Inspired by sources[24]
How could this be tested?
- First step
- Map one legally defined approval process from primary records and have the service provider review it.
- What it needs
- Planning, legal and service expertise, plus publishable timing data.
- What to measure
- Incomplete-document returns, waiting at each stage and clarity of guidance.
- Guardrail
- Clearer guidance neither relaxes building-safety rules nor guarantees lower housing prices.
A verified skills and opportunities directory
Inspired by skills and equal-opportunity policies, bring together genuine training offers, eligibility, fees and application dates with sources.
How could this be tested?
- First step
- Pilot a small, maintained directory using public information from participating training providers.
- What it needs
- A verification partner, a maintenance owner and a reporting channel for problems.
- What to measure
- Valid listings, correct links, removal of expired offers and user comprehension.
- Guardrail
- Do not guarantee employment after training or repurpose applicant information for political use.
Every policy proposal has evidence and alternatives
Drawing on policy-council rules and consultation examples, test a public structure linking problem, evidence, alternatives, critique and decision.
Inspired by sources[22][41][42]
How could this be tested?
- First step
- For one public-service issue, document sources, unknowns and the limitations of each option in a common template.
- What it needs
- Subject expertise, transparent editorial rules, conflict declarations and a separate decision-making role.
- What to measure
- Traceable claims, alternatives considered and critiques receiving a response.
- Guardrail
- A researcher’s or AI’s proposal is not adopted party policy; authorised decision-makers decide separately.
From a project objective to delivery evidence
Replace a vague “in progress” label with a baseline, objective, owner, latest evidence and an explicit unknown status where necessary.
How could this be tested?
- First step
- Have one real project owner approve the objective and criteria, then publish an evidence-linked example report.
- What it needs
- Reliable records, an update owner, correction history and understandable criteria.
- What to measure
- Timely updates, evidence-linked status and verified handovers.
- Guardrail
- Do not invent completion percentages. Distinguish announced, funded, started, completed and evaluated.
04 / SOURCES
Open the sources. Check for yourself.28
References remain complete regardless of filters. Document dates and retrieval dates mean different things. Party documents establish what a party states, not whether claimed outcomes are true.
Method and limitations
- Uses primary documents, official service descriptions and implementing-authority reports. The sample does not represent every country or political tradition.
- Historical programmes are dated. Current seat counts, coalitions and party rankings were not assessed.
- Mongolian and English summaries are editorial, not authorised party translations. Some Japanese sources use tentative or machine-translated English.
- An archive was used to discover PDF links behind the Canadian Conservatives’ blocked HTML page; final documents were retrieved directly from the party’s asset server.
- The proposals have not received detailed Mongolian legal, budget or authority review. No outcomes, savings or electoral benefit are promised.
- [1]2024 Democratic Party Platform
Democratic Party
Document: 2024 · Retrieved: 2026-09-10
Party primary sourceView short original excerpts
Democrats will fix the tax system so everyone has a fair shot. We will restore the right to choose. We will continue to bring down costs for families. We will continue to reject political violence of all forms and give hate no safe harbor. Donald Trump has a…
Apprenticeships have long provided a reliable path to the middle class, empowering workers to earn while they learn, not only in traditional trades, but also in new cutting-edge industries. Extreme Republicans 8 PAGE 10 have proposed gutting funding for registered…
- [3]Our Plan for Britain
Conservative Party (UK)
Document: date unspecified · Retrieved: 2026-09-10
Party primary sourceView short original excerpts
at least half of all savings identified will go towards deficit reduction, with the other half going to tax cuts and pro-growth measures. Our economic plan also involves reducing electricity costs with our Cheap Power Plan and cutting regulations that are holding…
Our economic plan also involves reducing electricity costs with our Cheap Power Plan and cutting regulations that are holding businesses back. Read more about it below 👇 Find out more about our policies Our Savings Plan Reform welfare and get people back to work saving £23…
- [6]2024 Republican Party Platform
Republican National Committee
Document: 2024 · Retrieved: 2026-09-10
Party primary sourceView short original excerpts
Republicans will support baseline Tariffs on Foreign-made goods, pass the Trump Reciprocal Trade Act, and respond to unfair Trading practices. As Tariffs on Foreign Producers go up, Taxes on American Workers, Families, and Businesses can come down. 2. Secure Strategic…
Common Sense tells us clearly that we must unleash American Energy if we want to destroy Inflation and rapidly bring down prices, build the Greatest Economy in History, revive our Defense Industrial Base, fuel Emerging Industries, and establish the United States as the Manufacturing Superpower of the World.…
- [8]Our Beliefs
Liberal Party of Australia
Document: date unspecified · Retrieved: 2026-09-10
Party primary sourceView short original excerpts
In the inalienable rights and freedoms of all peoples; and we work towards a lean government that minimises interference in our daily lives; and maximises individual and private sector initiative In government that nurtures and encourages its citizens through…
In short, we simply believe in individual freedom and free enterprise; and if you share this belief, then ours is the Party for you. To download the Federal Platform – click here The Liberal Party of Australia Federal Constitution is available to download and print .…
- [10]Mission-driven government
Labour Party
Document: 2024 · Retrieved: 2026-09-10
Party primary sourceView short original excerpts
Mission-driven government means raising our sights as a nation and focusing on ambitious, measurable, long-term objectives that provide a driving sense of purpose for the country. It means a new way of doing government that is more joined up, pushes power out to communities…
Labour’s five missions to rebuild Britain 1) Kickstart economic growth to secure the highest sustained growth in the G7 – with good jobs and productivity growth in every part of the country making everyone, not just a few, better off. 2) Make Britain a clean energy…
- [12]Geschichte der SPD-Grundsatzprogramme
SPD
Document: date unspecified · Retrieved: 2026-09-10
Party primary sourceView short original excerpts
Freiheit, Gerechtigkeit und Solidarität. Wie Willy Brandt 1978 sagte: „Das ‚Wofür‘ ist die ethische Rechtfertigung für das ‚Wie‘.“ Zusammen Zukunft schreiben. Die SPD erarbeitet ein neues Grundsatzprogramm. Mach mit und gestalte mit uns die Zukunft. Mehr Hamburger Programm Seit 2007…
- [13]In Freiheit leben — Grundsatzprogramm
CDU
Document: 2024 · Retrieved: 2026-09-10
Party primary sourceView short original excerpts
Auf der Basis des christlichen Menschenbildes vereint die CDU christlich-so- ziale, liberale und konservative Haltungen und Anliegen. Sie sind die Wurzeln für das Selbstverständnis der Union. Sie immer wieder miteinander in Ein- klang zu bringen, führt zu einer Politik von Maß und Mitte.…
Soziale Marktwirtschaft und Ord- nungspolitik, Ökonomie und Ökologie, Wettbewerbsorientierung und Tech- nologieoffenheit. Damit stehen wir als CDU für eine Politik, die im besten Sinne bürgerlich, weltoffen und zukunftsorientiert ist. Unser Selbstverständnis Wir als…
- [16]Party Platform
Constitutional Democratic Party of Japan
Document: 2020-09-15 · Retrieved: 2026-09-10
Party primary sourceView short original excerpts
The Constitutional Democratic Party of Japan is a political party fostering democratic politics that value constitutionalism and deliberation. It is a party protecting human lives and wellbeing, and with the people as the leading actors. Our basic philosophy stands on: Respecting freedom…
- [17]Basic Policies — Tentative Translation
Constitutional Democratic Party of Japan
Document: date unspecified · Retrieved: 2026-09-10
Party primary sourceView short original excerpts
We will adhere to constitutionalism and to the national sovereignty, respect for basic human rights and pacifism, stipulated in the constitution of Japan, under the symbolic emperor system. Quoted from 2-A of the Party Platform We will: Not allow arbitrary or expedient changes…
- [20]What we’re working on
Australian Labor Party
Document: date unspecified · Retrieved: 2026-09-10
Party primary sourceView short original excerpts
Medicare and aged care Getting healthcare shouldn't depend on what's in your bank account. We're working hard to make that a reality. Learn more A fair go at your own home When you work hard and save, you should be able to buy your own home. We're…
- [22]Constitution, Chapter IV — Policy Research Council
Liberal Democratic Party of Japan
Document: 2009-01-18 · Retrieved: 2026-09-10
Party primary sourceView short original excerpts
There shall be established a Policy Research Council for the purpose of studying, researching and planning Party policies. Bills and plans shall be deliberated by the Policy Research Council before they are officially adopted as Party policy. Article 43 The Policy Research Council shall consist…
- [23]More for you. Better for Germany — 2025 election summary
SPD
Document: 2025 · Retrieved: 2026-09-10
Party primary sourceView short original excerpts
A Germany fund to turbocharge the economy, jobs and housebuilding. • With a "Made in Germany" bonus for corporate investments in Germany as a business location. • With cheaper energy for all, because lower network fees reduce overall costs. • With less…
modern education and investment in childcare and schools, giving our children the best start in life. • With a total of up to 18 months of parental allowance, leaving more time for your life and family. • With a healthy, free lunch for every child. • With…
- [24]Canada Strong — Build
Liberal Party of Canada
Document: 2025 · Retrieved: 2026-09-10
Party primary sourceView short original excerpts
To do that, we need to build homes on a scale not seen since the Second World War. We need to bet on Canada’s innovators and company builders. We need to make sure Canada’s proudly skilled and well-educated workers are getting the training and upskilling necessary for good jobs…
Building a Clean Economy and Tackling Climate Change Supercharging Growth Workers Building New Markets for Canadian Goods Building Responsibly Tax Fairness Building an Economy Everyone can Afford On April 1, gas prices went down for tens of millions of Canadians. That’s because, as his very…
- [25]Participatory Budgeting — PBNYC
New York City Council
Document: date unspecified · Retrieved: 2026-09-10
Government primary sourceView short original excerpts
Participatory Budgeting (PB) is a democratic process in which community members directly decide how to spend part of a public budget. The process began in Porto Alegre, Brazil in 1989. Today, there are hundreds of processes around the world, most at the municipal level. What…
Thank you for your participation this cycle! And the winning projects are… Speaker Julie Menin, New York City Council Members Announce Results of FY 2027 Participatory Budgeting What is Participatory Budgeting? Participatory Budgeting (PB) is a democratic process in which…
- [26]Service Standard
UK Government
Document: date unspecified · Retrieved: 2026-09-10
Official standardView short original excerpts
The Service Standard helps teams to create and run great public services. 1. Understand users and their needs Read more about point 1 2. Solve a whole problem for users Read more about point 2 3. Provide a joined up experience across all channels Read more about point 3 4.…
Create a secure service which protects users’ privacy Read more about point 9 10. Define what success looks like and publish performance data Read more about point 10 11. Choose the right tools and technology Read more about point 11 12. Make new source code open…
- [28]Deutschland-Ticket
Deutsche Bahn
Document: date unspecified · Retrieved: 2026-09-10
Service operatorView short original excerpts
The Deutschland-Ticket (D-Ticket for short) lets you travel easily by all means of local public transport for just 63 euros per month. Deutschland-Ticket Travel conveniently throughout Germany with just one ticket. The Deutschland-Ticket (D-Ticket for short) lets you travel easily by…
not valid in ICE, IC/EC) Subscription, possibility to cancel monthly EUR 63 Select now Frequently asked questions What are the conditions of the Deutschland-Ticket? The federal and state governments agreed to offer the Deutschland-Ticket as a subscription…
- [29]Proactive disclosure
Government of Canada
Document: date unspecified · Retrieved: 2026-09-10
Government primary sourceView short original excerpts
Proactively published government information for transparency and accountability. Contracts, spending and operations Contracts over $10,000 Contracts over $10,000, standing offer agreements, supply arrangements Grants and contributions Exchange of money, goods, services or assets…
- [31]Mynaportal — machine-translated English page
Digital Agency, Japan
Document: 2026-07-08 · Retrieved: 2026-09-10
Government primary sourceView short original excerpts
Mynaportal is an online window for administrative services for individuals. Using My Number Card, you can use administrative services such as procedures for moving, passport, etc. and confirmation of personal information such as medical expenses. Based on feedback from…
- [34]2023 ALP National Platform
Australian Labor Party
Document: 2023-08-19 · Retrieved: 2026-09-10
Party primary sourceView short original excerpts
All the while, we will be guided by the fair go and the knowledge that our diversity as a nation is such a great source of our strength. Regardless of who you pray to, who you love and where you come from, we don’t content ourselves with the low bar of tolerance. Instead, we aim higher –…
A strong and universal health system ...................................................................... 58 Nurturing our children ............................................................................................ 63 Valuing older Australians…
- [35]Policy Declaration
Conservative Party of Canada
Document: 2026-03-27 · Retrieved: 2026-09-10
Party primary sourceView short original excerpts
FOUNDING PRINCIPLES The Conservative Party will be guided in its constitutional framework and its policy basis by the following principles: • A belief in a balance between fiscal responsibility, compassionate social policy that empowers the less fortunate by…
regular reviews of all government spending programs and terminate those programs whose objectives are no longer valid or have already been met or whose objectives are not consistent with the objectives of the Government. 6. Empowering the Ethics Commissioner The Conservative Party believes in…
- [36]Constitution
Conservative Party of Canada
Document: 2026-01-31 · Retrieved: 2026-09-10
Party primary sourceView short original excerpts
A belief in a balance between fiscal responsibility, compassionate social policy that empower the less fortunate by promoting self - reliance and equality of opportunity, and the rights and responsibilities of individuals, families and free associations. 2.1.2 The goal of building a national…
- [37]Declaration and platforms — 2010 section
Liberal Democratic Party of Japan
Document: 2010-01-24 · Retrieved: 2026-09-10
Party primary sourceView short original excerpts
我が党は常に進歩を目指す保守政党である （１） 正しい自由主義と民主制の下に、時代に適さぬものを改め、維持すべきものを護り、秩序のなかに進歩を求める （２） 勇気を持って自由闊達（かったつ）に真実を語り、協議し、決断する （３） 多様な組織と対話・調整し、国会を公正に運営し、政府を謙虚に機能させる 2．我が党の政策の基本的考えは次による （１） 日本らしい日本の姿を示し、世界に貢献できる新憲法の制定を目指す （２） 日本の主権は自らの努力により護る。国際社会の現実に即した責務を果たすとともに、一国平和主義的観念論を排す…
- [40]About YourSay
Australian Capital Territory Government
Document: date unspecified · Retrieved: 2026-09-10
Government primary sourceView short original excerpts
Those marked 'seeking feedback' are open for participation. There may be one or several ways to have your say, and there will be a closing date. Those marked 'closed for feedback' mean that the project is open, but is not currently asking for community feedback. These…
All comments, ideas and suggestions through Your Say are collated and used to inform the ACT Government on decision making processes. Online feedback is used in conjunction with other face-to-face consultation activities such as workshops, meetings or surveys. Is my privacy…
- [41]National Policy Forum — 2026 consultation and report
Labour Party
Document: 2026 · Retrieved: 2026-09-10
Party primary sourceView short original excerpts
The 2026 consultation ran from 5 March 2026 to 11 June 2026 and is now closed. Thank you to all members, affiliates, stakeholders and members of the public who submitted their views. The 2026 Annual Report is published below. Kickstart economic growth Make Britain a…
We welcome submissions from members of the public, Constituency and Branch Labour Parties, trade unions and socialist societies, as well as contributions from expert organisations such as think tanks, businesses and civil society. No matter how new you are to…
- [42]National Policy Forum
Australian Labor Party
Document: date unspecified · Retrieved: 2026-09-10
Party primary sourceView short original excerpts
Labor’s National Policy Forum facilitates policy development and debate between the Federal Labor Caucus, ALP branch members and our affiliated trade unions. The National Policy Forum is also responsible for preparing the draft ALP National Platform, which is debated and adopted by…
- [43]100 schools cutting bills with Great British Energy solar panels
UK Government / Great British Energy
Document: 2026-03-05 · Retrieved: 2026-09-10
Government primary sourceView short original excerpts
First 100 schools across England have now installed Great British Energy solar panels and are cutting their energy bills with clean, homegrown power in total, around 250 schools will benefit from Great British Energy’s solar roll-out with millions to be reinvested into…
- [44]About NYC311
City of New York
Document: date unspecified · Retrieved: 2026-09-10
Government primary sourceView short original excerpts
Get quick, easy access to all New York City government services and information. Report Issues See a problem in your neighborhood? We accept over 500 service request types. From noise to dirty sidewalks, we got you covered. Report Problems Discover Services Need to…
You can get the latest updates on your service requests. Look Up Status Find Sites We can help you find sites in your community, like libraries, food providers, and clinics. Search for Sites 311 vs. 911 NYC311 is for non-emergency City services. Call 911 for fire, police,…
- [45]Make Britain a clean energy superpower
Labour Party
Document: 2024 · Retrieved: 2026-09-10
Party primary sourceView short original excerpts
Set up Great British Energy to cut bills for good Energy independence from dictators like Putin 650,000 new high-quality jobs Warmer homes to slash fuel poverty Water companies forced to clean up our rivers Skip to: Clean power Great British Energy Energy system reform…