Issue Constitutional revision and political neutrality of the administration for a post-1987 order

Summary

The first policy direction for politics and administration is constitutional revision for a post-1987 constitutional order and a firmer democratic political system. Proposed revisions would strengthen fundamental rights and reorganise the structure of government, redesigning how the state is run. Procedural trust and social consensus are treated as preconditions for a new order that balances wider rights with dispersed power. A parallel task redefines administrative neutrality and builds institutions to secure the political neutrality of bodies such as the police and the Board of Audit and Inspection. The expected payoff is more balanced state management and greater pride among career civil servants.