1. A NEW FORM OF GOVERNANCE

A complete transformation of how power works in the United Union — replacing privilege and unaccountable authority with a transparent, lawful, and people-driven system.

The United Union — A New Nation of Four Equal Partners

The United Union replaces the old United Kingdom and is formed of four equal nations:

• England

• Scotland

• Wales

• Ireland

Under the Irish Unification framework, Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland merge to form a single nation: Ireland. This unification is achieved peacefully, lawfully, and democratically, with full guarantees for cultural, religious, and political identities on all sides.

Each nation remains distinct, self-governing, and equal within the Union — bound together by shared values, shared institutions, and the collective will of the people.

The Six Equal Pillars of Governance

1. The Philosopher King — The Head of State

The Head of State leads the nation, safeguards the Constitution, and ensures that state institutions serve the people.

• Replaces the Monarchy and the Prime Minister.

• Elected directly by the people.

• Bound by the Unified Code of Public Office (UCPO).

• Cannot rule alone. Shares executive authority with the People’s Assemblies and the Council of the Union.

• You can remove the Head of State from office through a public recall vote.

2. The People’s Assembly — The Executive

The People’s Assembly serves as the executive authority of the Union.

• Replaces the traditional government, Prime Minister, and Cabinet.

• Ministers are elected directly from England, Scotland, Wales, and Ireland.

• Responsible for national administration and the delivery of policy.

• Bound by the UCPO.

• You can remove Ministers from office through a public recall vote.

3. The People’s Parliament — The Legislature

Each nation of the Union has its own Parliament responsible for national laws.

• Replaces the Oireachtas (Dáil & Seanad), the Senedd Cymru, the Scottish Parliament, and the House of Commons.

• Members are elected directly from England, Scotland, Wales, and Ireland.

• You can introduce bills through public petitions.

• Bound by the UCPO.

• You can remove Members of Parliament through a public recall vote.

4. The Order of the Union — Union-wide Legislature

The Order of the Union is the Union-wide legislative body responsible for:

• Defence

• Foreign affairs

• Infrastructure

• Union-wide taxation

• Other matters reserved under the Constitution

• Representatives are drawn from all four national Parliaments.

• Bound by the UCPO.

• You can remove Union Representatives from office through a public recall vote.

5. The Council of the Union — Union-wide Executive

The Council coordinates Union-wide executive decisions.

• Composed of Ministers drawn equally from the four People’s Assemblies.

• Oversees defence, security, foreign affairs, and major Union-wide programmes.

• Operates collectively and transparently.

• Bound by the UCPO.

• You can remove Ministers from office through a public recall vote.

6. The Courts — The Judiciary

The Courts uphold justice, constitutional integrity, and the rule of law.

• Fully independent from the Head of State, the Legislature, and the Executive.

• Guarantees rights, due process, and fair interpretation of the Constitution.

2. ABOLISHING OUTDATED INSTITUTIONS

The current political order is built on hereditary privilege and unelected power. These institutions have no place in a modern, democratic republic.

End the Monarchy

Abolish a system based on bloodline rather than merit or public service.

End the House of Lords

Abolish unelected peers, life appointments, and hereditary influence.

3. NATIONALISATION: PUBLIC SERVICES FOR THE PEOPLE

Essential services belong to the public — not private corporations.

We will return key industries to public ownership:

• Energy

• Water

• Rail

• Mail

• Telecoms

The era of profiteering from essential infrastructure is over.

4. RESTORING NATIONAL IDENTITY

The United Union is founded on four guiding values:

Community — We contribute to collective wellbeing and shared responsibility.

Solidarity — We bridge divides and stand together for the common good.

Humility — We act with restraint, integrity, and a commitment to service.

Duty — We uphold the law and contribute positively to society.

These values rebuild our sense of belonging, stability, and purpose.

5. THE PEOPLE’S POWER — A NEW DEMOCRACY

This movement returns genuine power to the people:

• Elect the Head of State, MPs, and Ministers directly.

• Introduce laws through public petitions.

• Remove the Head of State, MPs, and Ministers through a public recall vote.

The people — not parties, elites, or unelected power — decide the future of the nation.

6. THE TRANSFORMATION AHEAD

This is more than reform.
It is a complete restructuring of the United Kingdom into the United Union — a system that is fair, accountable, transparent, and built on equality between nations.

This is not politics as usual.
This is a new beginning.
A new nation.
A new system.
A revolution built on law, justice, and the will of the people.