Outline

1.     Introduction
2.     Global Community
     2.1    Definition and global concepts
     2.2    Establishment of global communities
3.     Global politics
4.     Global Community Earth Government (GCEG)
5.     Global citizenship criteria
6.     Statement of rights, responsibilities, and accountabilities of the Global Community citizens
7.     Scale of Human and Earth Rights
8.     The Global Constitution
9.     Global citizens responsibility and accountability

9.1    Public accountability of autonomous public organizations
9.2    Ideas about accountability
9.3     Conflicts within components of accountability
9.4     Role of the Secretary of the Global Council
9.5     Recommendations to modernize the Secretary’s role, and reinforce the integrity of the centre
9.6     Responsibility, accountability and the role of Deputy Ministers in the GCEG
9.7     Ministerial responsibility and the Global Financial Administration Act: the constitutional obligation to account for GCEG spending
9.8     The fundamental principles underlying responsible global parliamentary government
9.9     The evolving nature of GCEG
9.10     Factors that have affected and altered the nature of government and governance in the world over the last 150 years
9.11     Political actors versus professional actors
9.12     The relationship between the exempt staff serving the President and the public servants
9.13     The interface between political actors and professional actors
9.14     The multiple responsibilities and accountabilities of Deputy Ministers
9.15     Mechanisms for political and professional financial accountability
9.16     The Global Parliament procedure and merits
9.17     The responsibilities of an accounting officer
9.18     The roles and accountabilities of Deputy Ministers/Accounting Officers
9.19     Ministerial responsibility and the Global Financial Administration Act: the Constitutional obligation to account for GCEG spending
9.20     Ministerial responsibility in GCEG
9.21     The constitutional basis of global ministerial responsibility
9.22     The statutory basis of financial accountability
9.23     Responsibility, accountability, liability
9.24     Recent statements on responsibility and accountability
9.25     Accountability of Deputy Ministers
9.26     Deputy Ministers’ direct accountability
9.27     Deputy Ministers’ indirect accountability
9.28     Conflict resulting from Deputy Ministers’ accountabilities
9.29     The problem known as “regulation within government”
9.30     Alternative patterns of governance and accountability
9.31     What might be the best model of policy administration?
9.32     Performance management
9.33     The Global Community interest

10.     More responsible actions to improve the system of government

10.1    List "A"
10.2    End the influence of money in global politics
10.3    Toughen the Lobbyists Registration Act
10.4    Ban secret donations to political candidates
10.5    Make qualified government appointments
10.6    Clean up government polling and advertising
10.7    Clean up the procurement of government contracts
10.8    Provide real protection for whistleblowers
10.9    Ensure truth in budgeting with a Global Parliamentary Budget Office
10.10    Strengthen the power of the Auditor General
10.11    Strengthen the role of the GCEG Ethics Commissioner
10.12    Strengthen Access to Information legislation
10.13    Strengthen auditing and accountability within departments

11.     Corporate global citizens responsibility and accountability
12.     Corporate global citizens ethics
13.     Preventive actions against polluters
14.     Business and trade responsibility and accountability: new way of doing business and trade for everyone

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