TDRUK · The New World Order, peer-reviewed
Chamber I · The foundation

The values the Republic stands on.

Before targets, before policies, before budgets — the values. Citizens affirm or contest each one. The rank order is the country's living conscience.

Values on the ballot
10
Affirmations cast
239,241,333
Affirmation threshold
75%
A value drops off the charter below 75% affirmation.
01On the charter

Fairness

No citizen should be born into a life they cannot escape. Opportunity is the public's first duty.

Affirmation96%
28,412,009 for1,204,882 against
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02On the charter

Care for the vulnerable

A republic is judged by how it treats those who cannot speak for themselves.

Affirmation97%
27,220,551 for802,004 against
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03On the charter

Truth & evidence

Public decisions are grounded in evidence drawn from sources the people themselves have ratified.

Affirmation97%
26,802,551 for902,113 against
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04On the charter

Liberty under law

The citizen is free in thought, speech and association; the state acts only with consent, openly given.

Affirmation95%
25,904,113 for1,402,551 against
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05On the charter

Stewardship of the land

We inherit these islands from those before us and hold them in trust for those still to come.

Affirmation92%
24,330,004 for2,104,882 against
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06On the charter

Radical transparency

Power exercised in the open is power that can be corrected. Default to disclosure.

Affirmation94%
23,104,881 for1,440,120 against
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07On the charter

Pluralism

Disagreement is the engine of better decisions, not a threat to be silenced.

Affirmation92%
22,440,120 for1,902,551 against
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08On the charter

Peace abroad, vigilance at home

The Republic seeks no enemies, but defends its people, its democracy and its institutions.

Affirmation92%
21,004,330 for1,802,004 against
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09On the charter

The long view

Every law is weighed against its effect on citizens yet unborn, not only those alive to vote.

Affirmation95%
20,802,004 for1,120,770 against
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10On the charter

Subsidiarity

Decisions are taken as close to the citizen as competence allows — local first, national only when needed.

Affirmation89%
19,220,770 for2,330,004 against
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