Contact the People's Administration Direct Democracy Party
If you would like to consider becoming a direct democracy eCampaigner, please click here.
In the interests of promoting both environmentally and economically viable practices, we do not publish the postal address of our party HQ so please convert and email any postal information. Should you wish for confirmation of our party registration and address, please contact the Electoral Commission:
Should you wish for us to publish a comment or direct democracy policy proposal about an experience where any aspect of the State broke existing laws to persecute you for any reason and by any means, please write to us at our party HQ with a return address so that we can arrange off-line to meet with you in person, so as to avoid any potential source-tracing. Communications of this nature sent electronically will be ignored.
Guarantee of content honesty
As the People's Administration is registered as a mainstream party with the UK Electoral Commission, any false or untrue content published on this site automatically makes us vulnerable to losing our registration - with or without legal complaints submitted by any 3rd party.
Regardless of our EC registration status, 3rd parties have the right to sue us independently in a court of law at any time for publishing untruths about them so, we do retain proof that information that we publish as fact that may be deemed slanderous, libelous or defamatory about any 3rd party, is actually true.
To summarise; When we publish statements of fact that may be of detriment to 3rd parties, we publish them because they are true, in the public interest [in our belief] and, because we also have proof ourselves that they are true and/or, the evidence is already in the public domain.
Even if believed by us to be true, we will not publish information as fact unless we can actually prove to 3rd parties that it is true.
When we publish statements of opinion that may be of detriment to 3rd parties, we will state that these are merely our opinions.
Voting for direct democracy outside a general election
It is up to us, the people [not the politicians] to use the power that we have always had, to choose to implement direct democracy as soon as possible.
This is not a protest campaign.
Following the People's Administration Direct Democracy Party [a mainstream registered party since March 2010] on Twitter, gives us your permission [when a majority] to invoke existing laws under UN Articles 21 and 61 [which the UK is signed-up to], so as to take immediate control of all policy decision-making by forming a legitimate UN-sanctioned direct democracy with majority election and without revolution, in the UK.
Follow: @self_rule
The People's Administration's constitution for reform to direct democracy and our voting protocols have both been accepted by the UK Electoral Commission and the UN as legitimate. In a general election, the People's Administration does not have to field candidates to secure your vote on the ballot paper. Outside a general election, you can vote for a legitimate reform to direct democracy now!
