• National

• Local

• Less than 50

• Between 50 and 100

• Between 100 and 300

• Between 300 and 500

• Between 500 and 1000

• More than 1000

• To adhere to firm political principles and maintain political clarity to present a model completely different from the parties in power, even if it requires parting ways with some of the CHANGE forces that collaborate with "Sulta" parties on some matters.

• To unite all CHANGE forces under one umbrella, breaking away from all "Sulta" parties. The differences between CHANGE forces are not as important as the battle against our current regime.

• To achieve political, economic and social reforms. This requires building a movement with a clear political direction, reaching out and working with all those aiming for reforms.

• To break Hezbollah’s hegemony. This may require parting with some of the CHANGE forces that do not have a clear and decisive position towards Hezbollah and the sovereign issue, and allying with forces of the current regime who are opposed to Hezbollah and

• Confronting the ruling system and electing honest representatives to decision-making positions

• Confronting the ruling system and changing the sectarian political system in Lebanon

• Working to achieve tangible political reforms that improve the lives of the Lebanese people

• Electing trustworthy people to decision-making positions, representatives who have the capacity to overcome illegal weapons and corruption

• All the issues we are working on are part of an interrelated agenda, and none of them should be delayed

• Some issues may be delayed, except for the issue of confronting corruption

• Some issues may be postponed but for the issue of social justice

• Some issues may be postponed, except for the sovereignity issue

• The banks and their shareholders

• The State

• Progressive tax brackets on income and profits, with lower tax rates applied to low earning households and higher rates applied to the wealthy

• Reduced tax rates on income and profits, and drawing revenue from VAT and various fees

• The bank secrecy law should be maintained

• The bank secrecy law should be abolished

• Use tax revenues to build an integrated health system that provides free comprehensive health coverage and pays retirement income

• Rely on a model that includes social security funds, private insurance companies and the State to secure health coverage, social security and retirement funds

• Rely mainly on the private sector for health coverage including hospitalization, for retirement needs and pension funds

• All State services should be privatized

• Some services should stay in the hands of the State while others can be privatized

• Against the privatization of any state services

• Some state assets could be sold to compensate for financial losses and the cost of economic collapse

• Income from operation of some State Assets, and/or sale of some State assets could be used to compensate for financial losses and the cost of economic collapse

• No State asset should be sold to compensate for financial losses and the cost of economic collapse

• Let free market policies determine the direction of the economy

• Encourage and support economic policies favoring all local production and industries

• Encourage and support economic policies favoring agricultural production, livestock and fishing industries

• Encourage and support economic policies favoring the industrial sector

• Encourage and support economic policies favoring the tourism sector

• Encourage and support economic policies favoring the information technology sector

• Encourage and support economic policies favoring financial and commercial services

• For centralized administrative and financial services

• For a decentralized administration

• For decentralized administrative and financial services

• For geographic federalism

• For a federal union between sectarian cantons

• For unified civil laws applied to personal status and a secular state

• For an optional civil law for personal status and the abolition of political sectarianism

• For an optional civil law for personal status and the preservation of political sectarianism

• For the abolition of political sectarianism only

• For maintaining sectarian divisions for both personal status and political life

• For limiting the posession and use of weapons to the State and its military branches, and disarming all weapons outside official military institutions

• For limiting the decision to go to war to the State, but allowing the Islamic resistance to hold on to their weapons and artillery

• For the Islamic resistance to remain as an independent armed body to confront Israel only

• For Lebanon to declare itself a neutral country, distancing itself from regional and international conflicts

• For Lebanon to clearly declare it stands behind Human Rights and to respect the application of International conventions in this regard

• For Lebanon to clearly declare its support of the Islamic Resistance in the current international conflict

• For Lebanon to align itself with most Arab and Western countries, and to commit to the implementation of resolutions taken by the United Nations Security Council