Overview

What

This site advances the possibility of a new and better form of UK government that has as its central principles: continual adaptation, the avoidance of corruption and the use of the most appropriate people in its roles.

Continual adaptation is provided by constantly seeking out, assessing and incorporating the best available ideas. Avoidance of corruption is provided by ensuring power is widely distributed and strongly controlled. Appropriate people are selected based on experience, commitment, intelligence, knowledge, maturity and honesty.

Why

All forms of government experience problems. Despite their diversity those problems are rooted in common issues: inflexibility, corruption, inappropriate people, impotent government, poor information, inadequate structures and procedures, unresponsiveness, high cost and lack of stability.

Most systems of government tend to be based on fixed ideologies that make them inflexible. By selecting the best ideas, honing them and adapting to changing situations, government may constantly tune itself to provide the best possible government for its time and circumstances. This is a significant shift away from dogma and ideology based systems.

Corruption is probably the most insidious cause of failed and degenerate systems. Government must strive to deny any chance for corruption and treat it harshly where it is discovered.

Even with a well designed government in place it can fall short of its potential if it is populated with inappropriate people. Government should be an aspiration for people who pursue excellence, rather than a home for the indolent, corrupt and inept.

How

Firstly, a complete new system of government needs to be designed.
Secondly, a vector party needs to be created to take power using the incumbent system without destabilising it.
Thirdly, the vector party takes power and progressively migrates it to the new system, dismantling the old political system as it does so.
Finally, the vector party dismantles itself and any vestige of the old political system.