I’m trying to not put effort into policy this term because we need to focus our energy outward and policy debates drain energy that should be directed into campaigning. That said, I have worked on patent stuff in the past and should share that info here.
I don’t think our policy is that jumbled, there are the core issues, then specific issues around various applications of patent law. It reflects the legislative (and case-law) environment around patents.
If people want to build a new policy from the ground up to make it somehow more coherent, it would probably make the policy better than what is there. That said, I think most, if not all of the main issues are covered in our current policy.
The big change since our formation was Patents: Raising the Bar amendments in 2012, which fixed some of the problems with patents (explainer is here). The disclosure standard was raised significantly, exemptions carved out for research and I think ever-greening was made more difficult (But I am not certain on that point). This was a bit of a victory for us because patents got less shit.