Reason supports:

• the implementation of a code of conduct for MPs, enshrined in legislation and enforceable by IBAC 
• all politicians to be legally bound and required to act in the public interest
• placing a cap on electoral spending and reporting political donations in real-time
• establishing and enforcing MPs' expense rules, and removing vague entitlements
• extending the powers of IBAC to investigate misuse of public funds
• Ministerial diaries published in real-time - no more secret meetings
• the use of evidence, research and expert knowledge to support the development of proposed policies
• embracing rational, frank, transparent and fearless advice from public servants
• democratic processes for open and honest dialogue with the public, including citizen juries, referendums, and town hall meetings
• connections between young people and the processes of parliament and government
• bipartisan long-term planning of social and physical infrastructure
• changing the standing orders to include non-government business in the Legislative Assembly.