ensure responsibleeconomic management – the basis for further improving quality of life in Iceland;
bring about a revolution in green energy – Iceland should be a leader in energy exchange by harnessing green domestic energy;
lower taxes – benefitting both households and businesses;
safeguard patients’ right to healthcare – a new healthcare insurancesystem putting people first, not the system itself;
pursue a digital revolution in health and welfare services;
conduct a full-scale review of the insurance system for senior citizens – income tax personal allowance to be raised immediately to ISK 200,000;
reorganise the social security system for the disabled – fostering financial independence and increasing employment opportunities;
foster a more dynamic and diverse economy – lower levies, simpler regulation and incentives for innovation;
ensure free international trade – further opening up worldwide markets for Icelandic exports;
bring about better service, faster handling, easier accessibility, and a simpler life by means of Digital Iceland;
further invest in modern, efficient and safe transport – building a robust infrastructure, led by freedom of choice and diversity;
further diversify the education system – to keep up with rapid developments in society and business needs. Independent schools should enjoy equal treatment.