Policy Lab

Draft legislation, open to scrutiny.

17 draft bills610,920 words in primary packets
The architecture of a public promiseOriginal visual study · AI-generated

Explore the collection

Ideas for a public future.

Newest editions first. Choose a field, follow a question, or explore the complete library.

Foundation drafts for public review; not enacted law. Each entry includes analysis, full text, and a DOCX download.

Cross-Pillar Governance Not filed · Draft October 17, 2026

Defense Industry Normalization Act

The proposal would give public buyers stronger tools to test prices, qualify alternative suppliers, obtain usable repair rights, and address misconduct while preserving lawful profit, political speech, existing priced commitments, and judicial review.

Proposal scope

A proposed federal framework for defense competition, verifiable noncompetitive pricing, repair rights, supplier entry, procurement integrity, and industrial resilience, with $20 billion in new direct appropriations.

18 titles · 137 sections · 8 nonstatutory appendices40,729 words

The civic foundry · Original conceptual artwork · AI-generated

Cross-Pillar Governance Not filed · supplied research cutoff October 1, 2026

HUMAN Act of 2026

The proposal would fund research and voluntary services while creating specific protections in covered programs and commercial activities. People could refuse participation, challenge consequential decisions, and retain privacy and bodily autonomy. Coverage, remedies, and funding have defined limits.

Proposal scope

A proposed federal framework for human capabilities across the life course, connecting care, learning, work, community, the built environment, and safeguards for digital, automated, neural, and genetic technologies.

30 titles · 300 sections · 8 explanatory annexes83,008 words

A shared humanity · Original conceptual artwork · AI-generated

Space Exploration & Development Not filed; Foundation review published September 27, 2026

SPACE Act of 2026

The proposal would expand the public capacity to discover, build, explore, and preserve knowledge. Its funding machinery still needs a reconciled budget, certified baselines, tax drafting, and independent scoring before the promise can become an executable program.

Proposal scope

A long-term science and exploration framework connecting protected NASA and DARPA funding to laboratories, skilled people, open knowledge, responsible technology, and international cooperation.

31 titles · 282 sections · 10 source annexes18,477 words

The observatory of shared discovery · Original conceptual artwork · AI-generated

Human Rights Strengthening Not filed · replacement model bill, September 25, 2026

Dignity Act

The bill would pair a safe home with continuing support and ordinary tenancy responsibilities. A restoration period would help residents stabilize; those who still need affordable or supportive housing could remain, while stronger income triggers a reviewed transition.

Proposal scope

A national framework for preventing and resolving homelessness through permanent housing, integrated health and rehabilitation services, community reintegration, enforceable resident rights, and sustained funding.

12 titles · 119 sections20,028 words

A place held for you · Original visual study · AI-generated

One World Development Not filed · expanded discussion draft, September 24, 2026

American Innovation Act

The act would finance research and productive capacity while requiring recipients to protect workers, communities, and public funds. Its $7 trillion initial support envelope includes $6.3 trillion in direct appropriations and $700 billion in capped refundable credits. Interest and other specified costs sit outside that envelope; the proposed revenue and economic benefits remain unscored.

Proposal scope

A proposed FY2027–2040 investment framework spanning research, domestic production, clean facilities, workforce, trusted partnerships, and 40 sector programs, with corporate conditions and public accountability.

20 titles · 232 sections · 40 sector programs61,141 words

The workshop of tomorrow · Original visual study · AI-generated

Human Rights Strengthening Not filed · discussion draft, September 20, 2026

PRICING Act of 2026

People would see the real total before committing, cancel covered subscriptions without obstruction, challenge improper charges, and receive protection when personal data, emergencies, or hidden changes in value are used against them. The proposal combines general consumer rights with rules for housing, health care, finance, travel, and digital products.

Proposal scope

A national consumer-pricing proposal for complete first prices, meaningful recurring consent, protection against surveillance pricing and emergency gouging, and enforceable billing, refund, and digital-purchase rights.

20 titles · 160 sections26,567 words

A measure of public trust · Original visual study · AI-generated

Education Not filed · expanded draft, September 20, 2026

The Enlightenment Act

The proposal would invest in the people, places, and supports that make education usable throughout life. It links learning access to staff, transport, meals, disability support, family schedules, and affordability. New grants generally depend on voluntary participation, and federal curriculum selection remains prohibited.

Proposal scope

An expanded education proposal connecting early learning, K–12, college, and adult pathways with research integrity, paid educator preparation, student supports, safe facilities, affordability, and enforceable data and AI safeguards.

17 titles · 129 sections + nonoperative counsel’s companion30,957 words

The canopy of learning · Original visual study · AI-generated

Healthcare Not filed · replacement model bill, September 19, 2026

American Health Act

The bill would replace duplicative primary insurance with a national public payer while retaining public, nonprofit, Tribal, and private providers. Full benefits depend on residence and the qualifying statuses in Title II; every person receives the specified limited protections. Coverage would not depend on tax payment, a new card, or State participation.

Proposal scope

A comprehensive public healthcare system pairing enforceable benefits and no patient charges for covered care with permanent financing, progressive revenues, provider payment, facilities, workforce, science, and patient rights.

36 titles · 314 sections51,612 words

The restorative garden · Original visual study · AI-generated

Human Rights Strengthening Not filed · discussion draft, August 14, 2026

Right to Have and Own Property Act of 2026

The act would require companies and public systems to honor the practical meaning of a sale: people could keep using, repairing, transferring, exporting, and recovering lawfully acquired property, while subscriptions, safety limits, intellectual-property rights, fraud controls, and genuinely new services remain possible when they are clear and proportionate.

Proposal scope

A comprehensive federal ownership framework defining sales by economic substance and protecting durable access, subscription exit, digital property, end-of-service continuity, repair, software choice, transfer, fair financing, home equity, stored value, forfeiture due process, and ownership-first procurement.

16 statutory titles + optional Article V companion + analysis package78,665 words

The enduring joint · Original visual study · AI-generated

Human Rights Strengthening Not filed · discussion draft, August 9, 2026

Popular Will Act of 2026

The package would give every eligible citizen one equally weighted presidential vote, use optional rankings to produce a national majority, extend direct participation to eligible citizens in the territories and abroad, require paper-backed and auditable election systems, move mapmaking out of legislators’ hands, and create enforceable fair-representation rights.

Proposal scope

A coordinated constitutional amendment and implementing statute to replace the Electoral College with one ranked national presidential election, establish uniform election administration, prohibit gerrymandering through independent commissions, and expand the House through a population-responsive formula.

2 coordinated instruments · 6 implementing divisions74,074 words

Equal weight · Original visual study · AI-generated

Cross-Pillar Governance Not filed · discussion draft, July 20, 2026

The Time Preservation Act

The act would help future generations experience how people, places, ecosystems, institutions, performances, technologies, languages, and everyday life actually looked, sounded, and worked—while keeping original evidence distinct from restoration or reconstruction and preserving ownership, consent, privacy, cultural sovereignty, and lawful access.

Proposal scope

A federal preservation framework for a permanent national memory system spanning archives, immersive documentation, cultural and natural heritage, oral history, endangered languages, emergency response, local stewardship, authenticity, public access, cybersecurity, workforce capacity, and long-term fiscal controls.

20 titles + 8 supplements30,175 words

The living archive · Original visual study · AI-generated

Education Not filed · revised July 18, 2026

The Right to Wonder Act

The act gives working adults five eight-hour days each year for learning and exploration, opens museums and similar institutions through a 24-day Wonder Pass, supports participating venues and small employers through targeted tax credits, and connects public access to invention, libraries, maker spaces, mentoring, lectures, citizen science, fellowships, and privacy-protective AI assistance.

Proposal scope

A federal framework that treats curiosity as national infrastructure through 40 hours of protected paid leave, lifelong learning accounts, 24 annual admission days, free Federal-land access, inventor and citizen-science support, community learning institutions, a public AI learning assistant, and a National Wonder Index.

8 titles19,109 words

The garden of questions · Original visual study · AI-generated

Cross-Pillar Governance Not filed · Foundation draft, July 2026

American Restoration Act of 2026

The act treats democratic resilience as public infrastructure: a neutral restoration review, enforceable anti-impoundment rules, protected civil service, auditable public efficiency, voting and civil-rights floors, data and environmental safeguards, agency reconstitution, restitution, and 3-, 7-, and 15-year review.

Proposal scope

An omnibus federal restoration and continuity framework that reviews unlawful or harmful rollback actions, reasserts congressional control over spending and administration, rebuilds public institutions, restores rights and safeguards, and creates long-term oversight, remediation, and fiscal mechanisms.

24 titles26,384 words

A public promise repaired · Original visual study · AI-generated

Human Rights Strengthening Not filed · Foundation draft, July 2026

American Vote Act

The act treats voting as rights infrastructure: national voting day, paid voting leave, automatic and same-day registration, mail and early voting access, disability and language access, truthful election information, cyber resilience, auditable paper records, redistricting reforms, ranked-choice voting, and anti-corruption safeguards.

Proposal scope

An integrated statutory and constitutional-renewal package establishing minimum national standards for election access, security, integrity, transparency, equal participation, voting-rights protections, and democratic renewal.

9 titles + constitutional amendment12,427 words

The open route · Original visual study · AI-generated

Human Rights Strengthening Not filed · Foundation draft, July 2026

Information Hygiene and Digital Accountability Act of 2026

The act treats the information environment as civic infrastructure: platform transparency, board-level accountability, recommender explanations, user controls, sharing friction, synthetic-media provenance, monetization integrity, researcher access, whistleblower protection, media literacy, journalism support, and explicit First Amendment safeguards.

Proposal scope

A federal framework for large digital attention platforms, synthetic media systems, monetization integrity, media literacy, public-interest journalism, independent research access, and digital information resilience.

12 titles9,675 words

The light made legible · Original visual study · AI-generated

One World Development Not filed · Foundation draft, July 2026

RESPONSIBILITY Act of 2026

The act turns planetary stewardship into enforceable duties: prevention, disclosure, executive accountability, environmental bonds, crimes against the Earth, civil remedies, restoration, financial accountability, and climate-harm attribution.

Proposal scope

A federal criminal, civil, administrative, disclosure, and restoration framework for major environmental harm, ecological destruction, and climate-related damage.

12 titles14,134 words

The weight we carry · Original visual study · AI-generated

Human Rights Strengthening Not filed · Foundation draft, July 2026

Adult Safety and Rights Act

The act approaches a stigmatized field through safety and rights: adult autonomy, anti-trafficking enforcement, noncoercion, confidential reporting, health access, labor protections, privacy, licensing, and accountable platforms.

Proposal scope

A regulated framework for consensual adult intimate work that distinguishes lawful adult activity from trafficking and coercion while establishing worker rights, safety standards, privacy safeguards, licensing, taxation, and survivor support.

15 titles13,758 words

The protected room · Original visual study · AI-generated

The open collection

Public ideas.
Open to scrutiny.

Explore the purpose, examine the evidence, then read the law. Every proposal brings its analysis and original documents together.

Foundation model legislation · Not enacted law

Draft bills
17
Words in primary packets
610,920

Counts reflect each bill’s primary subject; bills can address several fields. Word totals cover the primary packets, including embedded annexes, and exclude separate companion downloads.

Process

How a policy initiative moves.

From defining a problem to reviewing its implementation.

Problem Definition

Clarify the public harm, who experiences it, which systems produce it, and what authority can change it.

Evidence Review

Synthesize research, law, budgets, precedents, field experience, and implementation risks.

Drafting

Create legal language, policy options, administrative pathways, and plain-language explanations.

Coalition Review

Invite scrutiny from practitioners, affected communities, researchers, advocates, and public operators.

Advocacy and Implementation

Support adoption, guidance, training, public communication, and post-adoption learning.