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The RPC will work to ensure all legislation, policies, standards, and procedures meet strict ethical standards and incorporate compassion for the diverse human experience.

The RPC will legislate that non-secular boards of education will no longer receive public funds or government support of any kind; existing non-secular school boards can continue to exist only as privately funded organizations.

The RPC will expand the definition of healthcare to include all necessary testing, medicines, treatments, implants, prostheses, and other technological and compassionate supports for the complete physical, mental, and emotional health of humans from before birth until death.

Hand-in-hand with exploration of space will inevitably come human expansion. In 1967, humanity had the foresight to create the Outer Space Treaty[source] which sought to protect space from unsustainable exploitation and dangerous weaponization. With all that's changed in more than 50 years, it's time to update international treaties governing human expansion into the infinite dark void.

The RPC will legislate limits for Canadian military technologies and support of foreign entities except to self-defence purposes; for greater clarity, Canada will explicitly prohibit exports of all Canadian goods and services to allies and adversaries for use in wars of aggression.

The RPC recognizes the importance of ethically participating in the global economy, while also acknowledging the current global economic situation requires we establish a procurement policy which strongly favours domestic and strictly ethically-sourced foreign sources of goods and services to reduce greenhouse gas emissions related to shipping and reduce the international economic inequalities created by capitalist globalization.