Libertarian policies will create a society where people are free to make and learn from their own decisions. While recognizing that our society, shaped by government interventions is complex and resistant to change, we intend that, unless otherwise stated, the actions called for in the planks that follow are to be taken immediately. No conflict exists between civil order and individual rights. Where governments exist, they must be unconditionally limited to prevent the infringement of individual rights. Each person has the right to offer goods and services to others.
Government interference can only harm such free activity.
Thus we oppose all intervention by government in the economy. Any law enforcement in economic matters must be limited to protecting property rights, adjudicating disputes, enforcing voluntary contracts, and providing a framework in which voluntary trade is protected. All efforts by the State of California to redistribute wealth or to control or manage trade are inconsistent with a free society. Our silence about any other particular Law, regulation, ordinance, directive, edict, control agency, activity, condition, or machination of government should not be construed to imply our approval of such. Nor does our advocacy of the right to perform certain activities imply an endorsement of the activities themselves.