I. Party Principles: 
A solid base

STATEMENT OF PRINCIPLES

A. Fundamental rights and the role of Government
B. Definitions and explanations of the fundamental human rights
C. Further explanations on the role of government and its responsibilities

II. Party Constitution: 
The way to achieve our goals

1.0 ORGANIZATION AND GOALS

III. Party Policies: 
Ontario's Future

1. THE FAMILY

1.1 DEFINITION OF FAMILY
1.1.2 Nuclear and extended family
1.1.2.1 The nuclear family
1.1.2.2 The extended family
1.1.3 Children of un-married couples

1.2 ROLE OF THE FAMILY
1.2 1 Institutional value of marriage
1.2.2 The ideal relationship
1.2.3 Role and responsibilities

1.3 FAMILY PRINCIPLES
1.3.1 Social benefits
1.3.2 Government obligations
1.3.3 Parents' rights and duties
1.3.4 Equality in marriage
1.3.5 Fair family taxation

1.4 FAMILY VALUES
1.4.1 Stability
1.4.2 Dignity, independence, privacy and integrity
1.4.3 Harmony
1.4.4 Respect

1.5 FAMILY ECONOMY:
1.5.1 Family taxation and contributions
1.5.2 Day care

1.6 FAMILY PROTECTION:
1.6.1 Children and Family Services
1.6.2 Training
1.6.3 Requirement to advise
1.6.4 Citizen Review Panels

2. EDUCATION REFORM
2.1 Choice in education
2.2 Excellence in education
2.3 Basic policies
2.4 The Parental Choice System
2.5 Immediate measures
2.5.1 Freedom from sexual indoctrination
2.5.2 Parental authority

3. ECONOMIC REFORM
3.1 The family as a resource
3.2 Government to foster a development environment
3.3 Free enterprise
3.4 Basic policies
3.5 Specific policies

4. HEALTH CARE
4.1 Government responsibility
4.2 Medical Savings Accounts
4.3 Basic policies
4.4 Federal issues
4.5 Specific policies
4.6 Pro-Life Policy Directions
4.6.1.   SUPPORT OF PREGNANT WOMEN .
4.6.2.   HEALTH CARE COVERAGE FOR THE CHILDREN IN THE WOMB
4.6.3.   ADOPTION TAX CREDITS
4.6.4.   ABSTINENCE
4.6.5.   INFORMED CONSENT
4.6.6.   MANDATORY COOLING PERIOD
4.6.7.   PARENTAL CONSENT
4.6.8.   MANDATORY REPORTING OF COMPLICATIONS
4.6.9.   FREEDOM OF CHOICE
4.6.10. FUNDING
4.6.11. EXTRA BILLING
4.6.12. FUNDING OF PRIVATE  CLINICS
4.6.13. FREEDOM OF SPEECH

5. SOCIAL ASSISTANCE
5.1 Responsibility to care
5.2 Personal growth and integration
5.3 Self sufficiency
5.4 Basic policies
5.5 Specific policies

6. THE ENVIRONMENT
6.1 Collective responsibility
6.2 Basic policies
6.3 Specific policies

7. LAW AND ORDER

7.1 Protection first
7.2 Promoting values
7.3 Personal accountability
7.4 Rehabilitation
7.5 Basic policies
7.6 Specific policies

8. HOUSING
8.1 First home ownership
8.2 Environment for raising children
8.3 Basic policies:
8.4 Specific policies

9. AGRICULTURE
9.1 The family farm
9.2 Specific policies

10. GOVERNMENT REFORM
10.1 The burden of government
10.2 Basic policies:
10.3 Specific policies

11. ELECTORAL REFORM
11.1 More accountable government
11.2 Basic policies
11.3 Specific policies