It defines itself not as a party but as an "un-party" proposing a new, decentralised democratic system somewhat similar to demarchy.

GILT aims to implement an affirmative human right to participate in political decision making.

The Party had no programme for the earlier than expected 2017 elections, stating: "Party programmes do not solve problems, only reliable citizens do," and in order to represent all citizens they choose their MPs for the 2017 parliamentary election by random drawing, an approach which they will not repeat.

For upcoming elections, GILT has announced that the citizens will choose their MPs in a "candidate competition".

As a second key change, GILT has announced that it will enter the next elections with a programme decided by several of the un-party's "citizen parliaments".