Changes in Government
UNDER REVIEW — NATIONAL POLICY DEVELOPMENT AGENDA
The following subjects are active areas of research and public consultation. Inclusion here does not establish an adopted party position. Each area should ultimately include a detailed proposal, constitutional analysis, fiscal impact, advantages, tradeoffs, evidence, sources, publication date, update date, and version history.
ROLE OF THIS PAGE
This page is the continuing national policy-development agenda. When a separate issue page contains current, dated, and versioned language on a subject, that detailed issue page controls. A subject remaining under review here means that further research, expansion, or unresolved questions remain. It does not erase or override the current language on a dedicated issue page.
COST OF LIVING & ECONOMIC SECURITY
Under review: inflation; housing affordability; healthcare, food, energy, utility, and insurance costs; wages; employment; taxes; competition; domestic production; and supply-chain resilience.
Related existing pages: Taxes, Workers’ Rights, Consumer Rights, Healthcare, Energy, and Owner Rights.
GOVERNMENT INTEGRITY & EQUAL JUSTICE
Under review: equal charging and sentencing for politicians, executives, officials, and ordinary citizens under comparable facts; government ethics; congressional stock trading by officials, spouses, and dependents; blind trusts; disclosure deadlines; lobbying; campaign finance; conflicts of interest; transparency; independent investigations; and corruption penalties.
Related existing pages: Changes in Government, Law Enforcement, Criminal Justice, Prison, Jail & Detention Reform, and Consumer Rights.
FEDERAL RESERVE GOVERNANCE, PUBLIC ACCOUNTABILITY & MONETARY POLICY
Under review: price stability; interest-rate policy; Federal Reserve governance; regional Reserve Bank structure; member-bank influence; audits; conflicts of interest; banking competition; financial stability; currency stability; emergency lending; and central-bank independence with public accountability.
The Federal Reserve is a hybrid public-private system, not an ordinary privately owned bank. Reform proposals must describe its structure accurately. MPA’s existing draft opposes a retail central-bank digital currency capable of tracking, restricting, or programming lawful personal transactions.
Related existing pages: Changes in Government, Taxes, and Privacy Rights.
ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE, DATA CENTERS & DIGITAL INFRASTRUCTURE
Under review: AI safety and accountability; employment displacement; training-data rights; personal-data use; copyright; deepfakes; misinformation; election manipulation; government surveillance; cybersecurity; critical infrastructure; data-center electricity and water use; grid expansion; ratepayer protection; zoning; noise; land use; tax incentives; and developer-financed infrastructure.
Related existing pages: Energy, Privacy Rights, Consumer Rights, Workers’ Rights, and Constitutional Amendments.
LGBTQ+, SEX-BASED RIGHTS & PERSONAL PRIVACY
Under review: equal treatment; violence and harassment protections; sex-based bathrooms, locker rooms, showers, shelters, prisons, detention facilities, schools, and athletic categories; private or single-user accommodations; medical-transition standards; parental rights; religious liberty; conscience protections; and compelled speech.
Related existing pages: LGBTQ+, Personal Rights & Freedoms, Healthcare, Education, and Constitutional Amendments.
IMMIGRATION, CITIZENSHIP & BORDER SECURITY
Under review: border enforcement; lawful immigration; asylum processing; visa overstays; employment verification; citizenship; deportation priorities; due process; treatment of children; trafficking; detention standards; and cooperation among federal, state, local, and tribal governments.
Related existing pages: Immigration, Law Enforcement, Foreign Affairs, and Criminal Justice, Prison, Jail & Detention Reform.
HEALTHCARE, MENTAL HEALTH & ADDICTION
Under review: affordability; insurance competition and portability; hospital consolidation; prescription prices; rural access; mental-health capacity; addiction treatment; fentanyl and trafficking; overdose prevention; medical price transparency; reproductive policy; medical privacy; and limits on public-health emergency powers.
Related existing pages: Healthcare, Public Health & Emergency Powers, Drugs, Consumer Rights, and Constitutional Amendments.
FEDERAL BUDGET, DEBT & GOVERNMENT PERFORMANCE
Under review: annual deficits; national debt; entitlement and Social Security solvency; procurement waste; improper payments; program evaluation; tax reform; government efficiency; emergency spending; balanced-budget rules; and plain-language public accounting.
Related existing pages: Changes in Government, Taxes, Constitutional Amendments, Military, and Healthcare.
ELECTION ADMINISTRATION & PUBLIC CONFIDENCE
Under review: voter identification; citizenship and registration accuracy; accessible lawful voting; paper records; risk-limiting audits; election-system cybersecurity; early and absentee voting safeguards; transparent counting and observation; certification disputes; recount standards; and protection against intimidation or political interference.
Related existing pages: Changes in Government, Constitutional Amendments, Privacy Rights, and Personal Rights & Freedoms.
HOUSING, HOMELESSNESS & INSURANCE AFFORDABILITY
Under review: housing construction and supply; zoning; starter homes; rent and ownership costs; homelessness; mental-health and addiction connections; emergency shelter; property taxes; homeowners insurance; disaster risk; building standards; and protection against predatory practices.
Related existing pages: Owner Rights, Taxes, Healthcare, Drugs, and Consumer Rights.
COMPETITION, TRADE & DOMESTIC PRODUCTION
Under review: antitrust enforcement; monopolies; corporate concentration; tariffs and consumer costs; reciprocal trade; domestic manufacturing; small-business competition; agriculture and food security; supply-chain resilience; and national-security industries.
Related existing pages: Consumer Rights, Owner Rights, Workers’ Rights, Foreign Affairs, Energy, and Taxes.
FAMILIES, CHILDREN & EDUCATION
Under review: family stability; childcare affordability; parental rights; child-protection due process; year-round education; three school meals; weekend meal access for participating children; mastery-based promotion; fair and comparable grading; school choice; student debt; career education; and responsible classroom technology.
Related existing pages: Education, Personal Rights & Freedoms, Healthcare, and Taxes.
ADDITIONAL AREAS REQUIRING DEDICATED REVIEW
Crime, policing, and criminal-justice reform
Gun rights, gun violence, and due process
Energy reliability, affordability, and environmental stewardship
Free speech, online censorship, and platform power
Agriculture, food security, and property rights
Military readiness, veterans, and foreign intervention
Cybersecurity, ransomware, and critical infrastructure
Emergency powers and constitutional limits
Disability rights and accessibility
Disaster preparedness and insurance affordability
Public health and pandemic authorities
Infrastructure, transportation, and permitting
Regulatory reform
Veterans’ healthcare, benefits, employment, and reintegration
Population decline and long-term family policy
STATUS AND ADOPTION RULE
Every subject in this agenda remains Under Review unless a separate issue page expressly labels the language as an Official Adopted Position. Research notes, public comments, staff drafts, and proposed language must never be represented as adopted policy without formal party approval.
ADDITIONAL ISSUES UNDER REVIEW — ELECTIONS, BUDGETING & GOVERNMENT PERFORMANCE
Election rules should be published before voting begins, applied equally, understandable, auditable, accessible to lawful voters, and protective of every lawful vote. Further review includes voter eligibility and registration accuracy, paper records, audits, election cybersecurity, transparent observation and counting, recounts, certification disputes, intimidation, foreign or domestic interference, and penalties for deliberate misconduct.
Federal budgeting review includes annual deficits, national debt, Social Security and Medicare solvency, procurement waste, improper payments, emergency spending, program evaluation, agency performance, and plain-language public accounting. Every major federal proposal should identify its constitutional authority, cost, funding source, measurable objective, review date, and consequences if it fails.
Status of this subsection: Under Review — no adopted position is established.
WHY THIS MATTERS
Government rules determine whether citizens can understand the law, compete for office, verify elections, obtain public records, challenge corruption, and hold officials accountable. Reform must reduce concentrated power and partisan manipulation while preserving constitutional limits, federalism, due process, privacy, and legitimate national-security needs.
IMPLEMENTATION PRIORITIES
MPA will convert these principles into legislation that identifies constitutional authority, responsible agency, cost, funding source, deadlines, public reporting, enforcement, and a review or sunset date. Government reform should begin with rules that apply to every party and every officeholder equally.
First priorities include disclosure by default; searchable spending, contracts, votes, regulations, and lobbying contacts; enforceable conflict-of-interest and recusal rules; major-rule approval by Congress; neutral redistricting standards; fair ballot access; paper-backed election audits; and plain-language legislation with adequate public review.
WHAT MPA WILL MEASURE
Time and cost required to obtain public records; contracts and grants published on time; improper payments and audit findings resolved; major regulations expressly approved by Congress; lobbying and campaign-finance disclosure compliance; district compactness and competitiveness under neutral criteria; ballot-access burdens; election audit completion and discrepancy rates; legislative text available before votes; conflicts disclosed and recusals documented; and reforms allowed to expire or corrected when they fail.
Related policies: Constitutional Government & Separation of Powers; Elections, Redistricting & Political Competition; Campaign Finance, Lobbying & Political Influence; Government Transparency, Public Records & Duty of Candor; Regulatory Reform & Administrative Due Process; Federalism & State and Local Authority; Government Operations, Competition & Public Assets; Infrastructure Modernization & Disaster Response; Public Benefits Administration & Portability.
Status: Under Review — no official position adopted through this agenda.
Originally published: August 15, 2026.
Last updated: October 3, 2026.
Version: Draft 0.9.