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The RPC will legislate that justice outcomes should be proportional to the nature of the crime or offense, but also proportional to the people involved; for example, government-imposed fines and fees should be scaled up or down as necessary to ensure fair and equitable outcomes based on each individual's financial means.

The RPC will enact tough new legislation outlawing unproven and other pseudoscientific and predatory forms of healthcare.

The RPC will establish a public banking organization, called the Canadian National Credit Union, to compete fairly with our strong private banking institutions.

The RPC will legislate public ownership and operation of gym facilities, which are an essential part of a comprehensive healthcare regimen, and will be initially available to low income individuals and families (at no cost), eventually expanding availability to all Canadians (for a small, but proportionally fair means-based fee).

The RPC will establish a public insurance organization, called the Canadian National Insurance Service (CNIS), to compete fairly with our strong private insurance businesses. The CNIS will offer personal insurance services, such as home and auto insurance. The CNIS will offer commercial insurance services, such as general business liability, business interruption, errors & omissions, equipment breakdown, malpractice, event hosting, and privacy and cyber risk insurance. The CNIS will offer industrial insurance services, such as crop and livestock insurance, machinery and infrastructure insurance, cargo and storage insurance, and stevedore insurance.

The RPC will legislate that all Canadian citizens' tax returns will be posted publicly to reduce tax evasion by the ultrawealthy as well as wage theft and pay inequity by unethical corporations.