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Require every agent data pull and delegated action to carry purpose limits, receipts, expiration, revocation, audit logs, anti-dark-pattern rules, and enforceable liability.
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Jul 6, 2026
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The specific delta between this position and the current mainstream approaches of both major parties.
Democrats have supported privacy rights, digital-service modernization, consumer protection, health interoperability, and agency action against manipulative interfaces. Their weakness is that privacy rules can stay at the level of notice, sector-specific rights, or agency-by- agency guidance while agent delegation creates cross-sector operational gaps.
Republicans often criticize surveillance, Big Tech control, data-broker abuse, coerced digital identity, and regulatory overreach. Their weakness is that those critiques rarely become interoperable data rights that let people send secure tools through powerful systems.
The Innovation Party's delta is to treat consent as infrastructure for citizen power. The party should back agent adoption, personal data rights, and public-service automation while requiring the technical rails that keep delegated access purpose-bound, revocable, logged, and enforceable.
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