Step 1: Think about what weakens political parties today.
Parties often struggle because power stays concentrated with a few top leaders and because nobody really knows where their money comes from, both of which make parties less accountable to ordinary members and voters.
Step 2: Suggest the first reform.
Parties should hold regular, genuine internal elections so that ordinary members get a real say in choosing leaders and candidates, instead of decisions being made only at the top.
Step 3: Suggest the second reform.
Parties should be required to make their income and expenses public and open to audit, so that voters can trust where the funding is coming from and reduce the influence of unaccounted money.
Step 4: Restate the answer.
So the two reforms are bringing internal democracy into party functioning and ensuring transparency in party funding. These two measures together can make the party system stronger and more accountable.