Juan Branco
State, institutions and administration
36 documented positions: from their programme first, then their campaign, their party and earlier texts.
2027 programme or campaign document : 36
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Attach inspectorates, oversight bodies and government services to the defender; require its consent for pardons and amnesties, advice on appointments and regulations and automatic referral after individual ministerial instructions.
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Define referendum rules after consultation; require two-thirds support for recall or bundled votes at each third of a term, tied to a specific act.
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Accelerate interpretative or repealing laws addressing constitutional or treaty incompatibility.
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Use blockchain election oversight and continuous legislative participation, including citizen amendments and weighted inclusion of citizen votes.
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Reassess republican honours and add a yellow-and-black bee to the national emblem.
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Replace presidential nominations with fifty thousand citizen sponsors and 150 mayors, lengthen collection and campaigning, extend media rules six months and ban polls during the preceding year.
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Offer three alternative parliamentary designs: redesigned two chambers with random selection and mixed elections; fourteen thousand five hundred local assemblies; or one chamber with mixed elections.
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Attach the budget to the presidency, temporarily move foreign affairs, CNRS and culture there for reforms, and place external intelligence under foreign affairs.
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Group ministries and directorates into six cross-cutting clusters—knowledge, production, sovereign functions, environment, health and law—and attach senior civil-service corps to them.
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Create an open-source direct-participation and grievance application secured by blockchain and overseen by the defender.
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Rename Justice as the Law Ministry, publish government and elected officials' schedules, disclose senior officials' wealth to political officials and create a single public polling institute.
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Restore collective pardons, provide appeal and requisition powers through the defender and create an executive council of local representatives and religions.
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Create a presidential corps joining diplomatic, prefectural and professional roles, move the presidency to the Luxembourg Palace, consolidate government at Les Invalides and École militaire and repurpose the Élysée and ministries.
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Reassign district town halls and unused buildings to essential services, create departmental accommodation houses and install the defender and Court of Peoples in reassigned public premises.
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Secure presidential communications, replace strategic directors and prefects appointed since July 2024, preserve files and collect records of political use of the state.
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Restructure presidential support and the Republican Guard, supervise cabinet chiefs and introduce political countersignature and temporary parallel hierarchies.
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Open elite corps through competitive entry across grades, merge territorial and state corps, create economic oversight and a digital corps and attach inspectorates to the defender.
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Merge administrative and judicial schools into a six-branch state school, restrict transfers for ten years and create a second presidential entry exam for under-30s, academics and students.
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Require senior officials to resign before nonlocal candidacy, impose a five-year wait for national representatives entering senior administration, publish wealth checks and recruit one doctorate holder per other senior appointment.
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Reform category-A careers, enable mobility across public services and abolish exceptional employment regimes.
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Check senior working hours, align territorial and nonteaching university hours, remove public supplemental insurance and merge pensions with aligned rates and bonus-free pay, and prohibit certain combinations of employment and local executive allowances.
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Extend administrative consent by silence, create a single digital counter, strengthen document access and shorten secrecy, digitise and combine archives including diplomatic and military records with opening after twenty-five years.
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Create a national controller against resistance to reforms, prohibit public-private career transfers except with double parliamentary authorisation and criminal oversight, restrict official legal protection, disclose interests and affiliations, ban anonymous or hidden association membership and track elected officials' wealth.
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Guarantee fundamental public services and create a defender of peoples.
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Abolish regions, deconcentrate services and merge more than one hundred administrative bodies and five hundred operators.
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Investigate corruption and losses of public resources and strengthen leaders' accountability.
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Introduce citizen referendums and recallable mandates that may become binding.
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Submit major institutional and legislative changes to referendums within six months of taking power.
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Create a defender elected for nine years, supported by a 36-member body combining parliamentarians, randomly selected citizens and appointees.
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Give the defender sovereignty oversight, public advisory duties, legislative initiative and judicial appeal powers.
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Abolish the prime minister's office and make ministers recallable by referendum.
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Ban public-asset sales and privatisation without a referendum.
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Set presidential terms at seven years with a three-term limit.
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Introduce candidacy leave, automatic voter registration, public political financing and compulsory voting, giving consequences to blank and invalid ballots.
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Convene a twelve-month constituent assembly, two-thirds proportionally elected and one-third randomly selected citizens.
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Have the constituent assembly develop a French federation, parliamentary reorganisation and repeal of Article 49.3.
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