Constitutional reform from National League For Freedom And Democracy of January 2021

Section 1. The Market Economy (1) Rheinland shall be a liberal market economy, combining free enterprise, private property, and competition with social responsibility, consumer protection, and respect for human dignity. (2) The state shall protect competition and prevent the abuse of economic power. Markets shall remain open, transparent, and accessible to all. Section 2. Fundamental Economic Liberties (1) Every citizen shall have the inviolable right to: · Choose their profession, trade, or occupation freely; · Establish, operate, and manage businesses; · Own, use, and transfer private property, capital, and assets; · Enter into contracts freely; · Engage in trade, investment, and commerce. (2) These rights shall be subject only to limitations necessary to protect public health, national security, or the rights of others. Such limitations must be proportionate and prescribed by law. (3) No law may impose excessive, arbitrary, or retroactive restrictions on economic freedom. Section 3. The State’s Duty to Promote Economic Development (1) The state shall actively promote entrepreneurship, innovation, and economic development. It shall create a legal and institutional framework that encourages investment and competition. (2) The state shall support small and medium-sized enterprises, start-ups, and family businesses, recognising them as the backbone of the economy and social stability. (3) The state shall invest in infrastructure, education, research, and digitalisation, ensuring that all citizens have the opportunity to contribute to and benefit from economic growth. Section 4. Economic Development as a Common Good (1) Economic development shall be recognised as a common good of the nation. Prosperity shall be pursued in an inclusive, sustainable, and just manner. (2) The state shall ensure that the benefits of growth are broadly shared, preventing excessive inequality and ensuring access to education, healthcare and social security.