Subsidiarity Power must be exercised on a level corresponding to the requirements of solidarity, efficiency, and citizens' participation. Tasks that can be fulfilled on a lower level must not be transferred to the higher one. The subsidiarity principle means that higher levels must assist the lower ones in the fulfillment of their tasks. All activities must be decided first by the individual and his immediate environment by virtue of the freedom he is assigned and the responsibility he has assumed. If that is not possible, the problems not solved should be transferred to the higher level by virtue of the acting solidarity.
Social balance is achieved on the basis of a balance of interests.
Mechanisms of government responsibility for damages and a guarantee for transparency of administrative procedures. Efficiency - Economic development requires judicious use of economic resources and a search of an efficiency that can guarantee satisfactory living conditions to a maximum number of people. Solidarity between old and young, wealthy and poor, based on increased individual responsibility. Freedom to choose an active form of social support, creating opportunities for self-employment. Major social risks are undertaken jointly by society and remain a collective responsibility.