Wanted: Far-reaching reforms

I notice press reports mentioning the DAP’s three promises should Pakatan take over Putrajaya:

• RM1,000 annually for senior citizens
• Free nationwide wifi
• Abolition of the postal summons (saman ekor)

Shouldn’t a progressive electoral platform highlight the following:

• the stamping out of corruption and abuse of power at all levels
• a minimum wage or a minimum living income – more multiplier effect, given that 34 per cent of workers earn wages below the poverty line.
• high-quality, efficient, universal healthcare at a nominal charge and an end to the privatisation of essential services
• an immediate repeal of the ISA and other detention without trial laws and ratification of international human rights treaties
• measures to narrow the income gap
• reinstatement of local council elections plus village elections
• upholding of sustainable development and environmental protection including independent EIAs and SEIAs for all significant projects
• loans for small business folks, fisher folks and farmers
• land titles for those with customary rights to the land
• restoration of the independence of the judiciary, election commission
• affordable housing for all
• a strong social security system that would cater to senior citizens, people with disabilities, the poor, etc
• the promotion of food self-sufficiency (but not via corporate agriculture)
• a revamp of the education system
• measures to address the digital divide, including adequate facilities for schools

And that’s just for starters.
I am looking for far-reaching reforms, not just superficial sweeteners.