"Key principles: 1. Data subjects must own their data – individually and collectively. 2. Our data requires protection from abuse. 3. We need the tools to control our data. 4. Data commons need appropriate governance frameworks. 5. Data protection, sharing and use require new institutions. 6. Data-creating work ought to come with data rights. 7. Data should be processed close to the point of its origin. 8. Cross-border data flows must be decided nationally. 9. Techno-structures need to be reclaimed as personal and public spaces. 10. We should own our software and be able to control it. 11. Key digital infrastructures need to be governed as public utilities. 12. Techno-structures must be decentralised for open use, with interoperability. 13. Global digital monopolies should be broken. 14. Societies’ datafication needs to be managed democratically. 15. Digital standards must be developed by public interest bodies. 16. The digital has to be governed in a local-to-global manner." (Pages 2-3)