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Section 6: To abolish all systems of patronage and privilege as exemplified by the archaic use of titles and honors, as depicted in the House of Lords and palace of Westminster
Section 7: To maintain the right of all  parents to have their children
educated  in their chosen religious faiths, which are based on the mutual respect for each others creed.
Section 8: All schools must operate on non-denominational  lines, so that all children shall inter relate in order to foster understanding and tolerance within the citizenship of the U.K ( or wheresover you are a citizen) and time allocated  in aschool's currulum for the various faiths'instructors( ministers, priests, nuns, rabbis etc)  to conduct classes for their specific adherents. A minimum of 4 hours per week to be given in  religious instruction at the  school/college of education.
Section 9 : All educational facilities will be paid for by the State, and it is contrary to allow fee paying
institutions.
Section 10: To promote ythe unification of Ireland under one democratically elected Irish government.
Section 11: To discourage monetary gambling and to terminate the money casino called " The Stock Exchange.
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Section 1.To unilaterally possess no
nuclear weapons,or germ chemical
materials,nor allow the manufacture, research,sales or siting on British
territory

Section : 2 To ensure that the environment and natural resources of the planet are used not to pollute our rivers, lakes,seas and atmosphere. Furthermore to safeguard the wild life from inhumane sporting activities and needless experimentation, which are often performed in countless research establishments.
Section 3: To secure for workers the most equitable distribution of their joint enterprises in relation to products, services, and financial benefits so that instead of capitalistically run " nationalised and privatised" industries, they will replaced by true workers co-operatives, which will ensure parity in collective wealth.
Section 4: To reject the death penalty as the states' method for retribution for a capital offence.
Section 5: All citizens, especially members of the CDA are encouraged to read "The Ragged Trousered Philanthropist" by Robert Tressell.