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Digital Identification
Digital identification may exist as an optional convenience, but ordinary civic participation must not require compulsory digital-only identity.
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Manifesto CoreCash and Non-Digital Access
Citizens should retain meaningful access to physical money and to face-to-face public services.
Position
Citizens should retain meaningful access to physical money and face-to-face public services.
Policy
- Physical cash should remain available.
- Essential civic participation should not require a smartphone.
- Non-digital identification should remain available where practicable.
- Government services should preserve human-accessible alternatives.
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Central Bank Digital Currencies
A CBDC must not replace physical cash or become a compulsory, programmable system of transaction surveillance.
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Technology: General Doctrine
Technological development is not synonymous with human progress, and should be judged by its effects on autonomy, family, community and work.
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Surveillance
Citizens should retain meaningful private spaces free from permanent surveillance, with the detailed rules not yet settled.
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