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• Abolish all hierarchical systems including monarchy and aristocrats.
• Give beautiful stately homes to the state. Classical beauty must be maintained. The gardens can be enjoyed by all and the houses can be used as libraries, learning facilities, hostels etc.
• Destroy all non-classical mansions, complexes and commercial-residential buildings to make way for citizen land ownership.
• Reduce all wealth of citizens to not be allowed to exceed a certain amount (£2m). All other wealth should be returned to the state.
• Individuals will have fixed tax-friendly income tax until wealth cap of £2m, when all future exceeding wealth will be returned to the state.
• Regulate markets - reduce widespread consumer culture.
• Reduce all land ownership to not exceed a certain size (1 acre per family).
• Find a true living wage and implement that as basic income for all people.
• All families (2 adults + 1 or more child) will be allotted 1 acre of land - single individuals until they have families will live in spacious, noise-free apartments in green smart cities.
• More than 3 children will be deemed bad practice and although additional children will have equal rights, land allocation will not change and therefore these larger families will have to live in more cramped conditions if that is their choice.
• Land will be freehold to families until the last person in the family dies. This means that generational inheritance will be valid, but only until the last family generation when the land will be returned to the state ready for the next family to develop out of singles living in apartments.
• All individuals will be taught how to grow and cook their own food, as well as nurture and care for the environment they grow in.
• Individuals and families will be provided equipment and space (vertical indoors permaculture in apartments) to grow the majority of their own vegetarian food.
• Teach basic fixing and handy skills to all individuals.
• The state will also provide and store surplus high quality, preserved nutritious food to ensure there is no food shortage in the instance that individuals or families have issues with growing their own food. It should be the state’s responsibility to ensure there is no hunger, so there should always be enough sustainable food supplies for every person.
• All public infrastructure, including medical, transport, energy, food, water, waste/recycling, defence should be nationalised and owned by the state.
  • This is where the majority of the job market will exist and where individuals will be able to earn extra wealth up to £2m on top of their BI.
• Thinkers, artists and scientists will be valued contributors to society, likely living chiefly from their BI but also earning more through craft sales and work on independent projects.
• All surplus resources created by the state’s infrastructure, as well as STEM innovations can be sold as foreign exports.