The audited platform replaces the previous short-form website positions.

26 July 2026: audited constitutional and policy reset

The existing visual character was retained, but the policy source of truth was rebuilt. Doctrine, methodology, policy status, governance, messaging and operational controls are now separated and linked.

Material policy changes

• Cannabis remains illegal as the current direction while a full evidence review remains open.
• Assisted dying and related bioethical questions remain investigations or conscience matters rather than settled organisational policy.
• Possible NHS charges were removed from the headline health direction. Core NHS care remains free at the point of use.
• Where oil or gas is still required, responsible domestic production is preferred to avoidable imports, subject to climate, security, cost and environmental appraisal.
• Existing green-belt designation receives full protection. Any boundary change must occur through transparent formal reassessment before redesignation and development.
• No numerical migration target is adopted before route-by-route modelling.
• Universal mandatory digital identity is opposed as a default, while voluntary or narrowly necessary systems remain appraisable.

Claims retired or narrowed

• The former attention-versus-evidence numerical scores were retired because they were working judgements without a defensible public measurement method.
• The fixed twenty-minute education timetable and national rollout were retired as settled policy. Practical capabilities remain a direction, but timetable and assessment require teacher co-design, piloting and evaluation.
• The checkmark logo was retired because it could imply verification or official approval.

Organisational changes

• Founder authority is stated directly.
• Empty accountability registers and unsupported institutions are not presented as if they already exist.
• The website leads with national improvement, policies and results rather than a technical methodology.
• Political updates, donations and candidate applications are kept separate and gated by their legal and governance requirements.