The Religion Sector will capitalize on using the greatest motivation in “caring for the least of these.”The Religion Sector is not to regulate churches; they should always have religious liberties. The religion sector is to organize. Businesses, the charity system, education, the health care system among others, looking for higher ratings will likely incorporate religion into their plans.
Having multiple CRA's in which to choose, will allow total freedom; however, as like-minded churches come together, big things are accomplished.
There are hundreds of issues of family law. There is much debate regarding each issue. Many people want marriage laws to be conservative, and others want much more liberal laws. Correct laws regarding children are vital, so a monopoly on those laws are not wise.
It is not just two ways per issue, but dozens of variations surrounding each of the hundreds of issues. Nobody should force others to live under a system of laws with which he or she disagrees. If there were a dozen family law CRA’s with different regulations under each, everyone would have a close fit for there values.
The Assessor Organization (AO) Sector is the case management system. The AO’s will implement the subjective determination analysis. AO’s have the best interest of the person in need, in consideration. If the AO does not have good results, they will be rated low and lose market share.
Perhaps the most important sector of the thirty is the CDA Sector. Every person must ‘donate’ time or money to a CDA they think is doing the best job. Every CDA examines every charity carefully and determines how much to fund each charity. CDA’s do not help directly. All help goes through charities. The system is dynamic in that charities can work with businesses in complicated business/charity models.
This podcast explains my idea for the structure of Haley2024's charity system. Most people will not move from government control unless they see a workable solution through the free enterprise system. This system also creates the proper incentives and disincentives for the best cooperation and efficient use of people's natural desire to help, and those who need help to help themselves.