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The RPC will establish a public telecommunications organization to compete with private telecommunications businesses until such time as they are nationalized entirely.

The RPC believes the current purpose of police in society has changed dramatically since its conception and society needs to re-evaluate its place in our future society.

Unlike the House of Commons, members serving in the Commission must have the necessary qualifications relevant to the seat for which they serve. For example, the Bioethics Chair might have a degree in bioethics, a degree in organic chemistry, and a decade experience working in bioethics roles (i.e., a PhD in inorganic chemistry would not be an applicable qualification for the Bioethics Chair).

The RPC will mandate complete replacement of current encryption in banking and government standards with quantum-safe equivalents

The RPC will increase research & development spending to 3% of GDP, exceeding the OECD average.

The RPC will work to draft and ratify international treaties providing reciprocal education recognition in key fields (e.g., healthcare, sciences, technology) to fast-track doctors and engineers to alleviate skill shortages here in Canada, while also ensuring our treaty partners achieve the same high minimum standards of curriculum and instruction Canadians expect from our colleges and universities.