The Fairness Doctrine is a policy that requires news media to both present controversial issues of public importance and to do so in a manner that was honest, equitable, and balanced.

Blind Voting: A system in which voters indicate a series of preferences for policies rather than directly selecting a party/candidate. These preferences are then matched to the policies of political parties/candidates. The voter is taken to have voted for the party/candidate that most closely matches their preferences.

Girlboss feminism refers to a contemporary feminist movement that celebrates and promotes women's empowerment, particularly in the realms of entrepreneurship, leadership, and career success. It emphasises the idea that women can achieve professional and personal success by embracing their ambition, confidence, and assertiveness.

A citizens' assembly is a deliberative body of randomly-selected citizens addressing political issues. They receive specialist advice and oversight to ensure independence. France conducted the Citizens' Convention for Climate in 2019-2020, where 150 citizens crafted climate policy, with Emmanuel Macron committing to its implementation.

Te ao Māori is the Māori world view, encompassing mythology, tikanga or customs, politics, and the place of Māori within the modern world. Te reo Māori is the Māori language.

Deprofessionalising student sports may include barring all staff, including coaches and associated administrators, from receiving more than a living wage, pooling all revenue in the league to cover reasonable costs, and donating any profit to a range of non-sports charities.