Peer Democracy makes it possible to transform ideas into implemented laws. A chain of functions makes this possible. This main chain briefly outlines the steps from a new proposal to its final implementation.
In summary, a proposal needs early support (2). It must also pass the deliberation (3) and get top priority (4) to become a “citizen proposal”. The next step is debate (5) and voting (6).
After the voting, the enactment is only provisional (7). To pass the whole process, the proposal must be tested in an experimental “sandbox mode” (8). Furthermore, the test evaluation (9) must satisfy measures developed in step (3). Then the real enactment (10) will happen, and the law will be implemented. Nonetheless, a sunset clause is active, and the law will be time-limited. After a period of time, it will be evaluated and granted again.
Peer Democracy is a structured, collaborative, and democratic process to distribute power anonymously and evenly. The procedure is inspired by scientific research. Through this process, the wisdom of the crowds will shape the laws in our common world. Join us in building a fairer, more inclusive future.