Civic Security Architecture
A framework for the nation’s social security needs — security as a right, no punitive conditionality, every resident covered.
What this document covers
- Preamble: The Constitutional Case for Civic Security
- PART ONE: THE STRUCTURAL FAILURE OF LEGACY SOCIAL SECURITY
- PART THREE: ENTITLEMENT 1 — THE CIVIC INCOME
- PART FOUR: ENTITLEMENT 2 — THE CIVIC CARE SUPPLEMENT
- PART FIVE: ENTITLEMENT 3 — THE CIVIC HOUSING ENTITLEMENT
- PART SIX: ENTITLEMENT 4 — THE CIVIC AGEING ENTITLEMENT
- PART SEVEN: ENTITLEMENT 5 — THE CIVIC PARENTING ENTITLEMENT
- PART EIGHT: ENTITLEMENT 6 — CIVIC TRANSITION SUPPORT
Civic Security Architecture is published in full and free of charge as part of the DD&SA corpus — the body of constitutional frameworks, architectures and analyses behind Direct Democracy & Sortition Assemblies. It sits in the Security, Defence & International category, runs to 29 pages, and can be read in the on-site reading room or downloaded as a PDF.