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Pay NHS staff to work evenings and weekends and use spare private healthcare capacity to offer more appointments
Labour, 27/05/2024
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Negotiate on junior doctor pay, but won't be able to afford 35% pay claim on day one of a Labour government
The Guardian, 29/05/2024
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Completely achieved |
On 16 September 2024, the British Medical Association's junior doctors committee accepted the Government's pay offer. 66% voted in favour of the deal, which raised the average pay across the two years of the dispute by 22.3%.
British Medical Association, 16/09/2024
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Recruit 8,500 specially trained staff across CAMHS and NHS talk therapies
Labour, 10/06/2024
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Train more health visitors and allow health visitors to administer routine immunisations to vulnerable and at-risk children
The Guardian, 29/05/2024
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Use spare capacity in the independent sector to ensure patients are diagnosed and treated more quickly
Manifesto
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Train thousands more midwives as part of the NHS Workforce Plan and set an explicit target to close the Black and Asian maternal mortality gap
Manifesto
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Establish a Royal College of Clinical Leadership to champion the voice of clinicians
Manifesto
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Incentivise GPs to see the same patient so that ongoing or complex conditions are dealt with effectively
Manifesto
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Allow other professionals, such as opticians, to make direct referrals to specialist services or tests; expand self-referral routes where appropriate
Manifesto
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Commit to delivering the New Hospitals Programme
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Not yet rated |
The schedule and "overall size and ambition of the programme" is presently under review.
GOV.UK, 20/09/2024
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Establish a "Fit For the Future Fund" to double the number of MRI and CT scanners in the NHS and improve early diagnosis
Labour, 27/05/2024
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Deliver 2 million more NHS appointments per year
Labour, 27/05/2024
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Treatments to start within 18 weeks for patients
BBC News, 29/05/2024
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Cut paediatric waiting times by delivering 40,000 planned care appointments
Labour, 10/06/2024
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Provide an additional 700,000 dentist appointments each year
Labour, 06/06/2024
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Introduce a targeted national supervised toothbrushing programme for 3-5-year-olds in breakfast clubs
Labour, 10/06/2024
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Continue legislation for a progressive ban on smoking
Labour, 10/06/2024
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Make all hospital trusts integrate "opt-out" smoking cessation interventions into routine care, with a named lead on smoking cessation
Labour, 10/06/2024
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Ban vapes from being branded and advertised to appeal to children
Labour, 10/06/2024
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Implement a 9pm watershed for junk food advertising on TV and ban the paid advertisement of unhealthy foods in online media aimed at children
Labour, 10/06/2024
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Ban the sale of caffeinated energy drinks containing over 150mg of caffeine per litre to under-16s
Labour, 10/06/2024
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Give councils the power to block development of new fast food shops near schools
Labour, 10/06/2024
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Implement the recommendations of the Cass Review
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Create a Community Pharmacist Prescribing Service, granting more pharmacists independent prescribing rights
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Commission a new HIV action plan in England, in pursuit of ending HIV cases by 2030
Manifesto
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Trial Neighbourhood Health Centres with family doctors, district nurses, care workers, physiotherapists and mental health workers in the same building
Labour, 27/05/2024
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Digitise the Red Book (Children's Health Record)
Labour, 10/06/2024
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Develop an NHS innovation and adoption strategy in England including a plan for procurement, giving a clearer route to get products into the NHS, coupled with reformed incentive structures to drive innovation and faster regulatory approval for new technology and medicines
Manifesto
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Transform the NHS app, giving performance information on local services, and notifications of vaccinations and health checks
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Introduce a "New Deal for Social Care Workers" which includes a "Fair Pay Agreement" for adult social care workers by empowering trade unions to improve collective bargaining in the sector
Labour, 24/05/2024
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Undertake a programme of reform to create a "National Care Service", underpinned by national standards, delivering consistency of care across the country
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155 days since election
Economy
Health
Immigration
Housing
Local Government & Levelling Up
Crime
Energy & Environment
Defence & Security
Brexit & Trade
Education & Young People
Welfare & Pensions
Families & Childcare
Transport
Technology
Constitution & Government Reform
| Policy | Status | Justification | ||
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Move to a balanced budget, so that day-to-day costs are met by revenues
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Require debt to be falling as a share of the economy by the fifth year of the forecast
Manifesto
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Introduce a "fiscal lock" requiring significant and permanent tax/spending changes to be accompanied by a full OBR forecast
BBC News, 27/05/2024
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Completely achieved |
The Budget Responsibility Act 2024 received Royal Assent on 10 September 2024, becoming an Act of Parliament ensuring that no future Government can sideline the Office for Budget Responsibility (OBR).
UK Parliament, 10/09/2024
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Commit to having only one major fiscal event per year
Manifesto
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Partially achieved |
The Autumn Budget was announced 30 October 2024.
GOV.UK, 30/10/2024
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Ensure no rises in income tax or National Insurance for at least all five years of the next parliament
The Guardian, 28/05/2024
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Partially achieved |
Rachel Reeves pointed out that the manifesto referred to employees rather than employers when it promised no increase in National Insurance, income tax or VAT.
The Guardian, 03/11/2024
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Ensure no new additional tax rises beyond those already announced (VAT on private school fees, abolishing non-dom status, abolishing carried interest, windfall tax on energy companies)
Financial Times, 28/05/2024
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Promise broken |
The main rates of capital gains tax increased on 30 October 2024; the Business Asset Disposal Relief (BADR) rate will increase in April 2025; the Investors' Relief (IR) rate will increase in April 2026; inheritance tax will apply to unused pension funds and death benefits from April 2027.
GOV.UK, 30/10/2024
Councils were given permission to raise council tax bills by up to 5%, a £110 increase for the average Band D bill.
Mail Online, 14/11/2024
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Keep income tax thresholds frozen until 2028 (meaning more people will pay higher rates as incomes increase)
The Times, 31/05/2024
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Partially achieved |
Government sources pointed out that the so-called "fiscal drag" sustained by this policy does not represent a breach of the manifesto pledge, which specified that the "rates" of income tax would not increase.
BBC News, 19/10/2024
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Do not increase VAT
BBC News, 29/05/2024
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Partially achieved |
No increase to VAT in the Autumn Budget of 2024.
GOV.UK, 30/10/2024
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Replace the business rates system (as yet unspecified with what)
Labour, 08/06/2024
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Invest £855 million of additional funding in HMRC each year to "boost tax income" by clamping down on tax avoidance
Labour, 10/06/2024
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Abolish the non-dom tax status, replacing it with a "modern scheme for people genuinely in the country for a short period"
Manifesto
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Completely achieved |
From April 2025, the non-dom status will be abolished and replaced with a residence-based regime.
GOV.UK, 30/10/2024
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End the use of offshore trusts to avoid inheritance tax
Manifesto
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Completely achieved |
The Autumn Budget of 2024 commits to ending the use of offshore trusts to shelter assets from Inheritance Tax from April 2025 onwards.
GOV.UK, 30/10/2024
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Close loophole allowing performance-related pay in the private equity industry to be treated as capital gains
Manifesto
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Completely achieved |
The Autumn Budget of 2024 commits to increasing Capital Gains Tax rates on carried interest to 32% from April 2025 before applying the Income Tax framework, with neccessary modification, from April 2026 onwards.
GOV.UK, 30/10/2024
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Pubish a roadmap for business taxation for the next parliament
Manifesto
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Completely achieved |
The Corporate Tax Roadmap was published alongside the Autumn Budget of 2024, including among other commitments that of capping the Corporation Tax Rate at 25%.
GOV.UK, 30/10/2024
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Cap corporation tax at the current level (25%) for the entirety of the next parliament
Manifesto
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Completely achieved |
The Corporate Tax Roadmap was published alongside the Autumn Budget of 2024, including among other commitments that of capping the Corporation Tax Rate at 25%.
GOV.UK, 30/10/2024
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Put VAT on private school fees in the first budget of a Labour government
The Times, 20/06/24
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Completely achieved |
The Autumn Budget of 2024 commits to applying 20% VAT on paid education and boarding services from January 2025 onwards. Additionally, such institutions will, from April 2025, no longer be eligible for the business rates charitable rate relief.
GOV.UK, 30/10/2024
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Create a new Border Security Command including "hundreds" of investigators, intelligence officers and cross-border police officers (funded by ending the Rwanda scheme)
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End the Migration and Economic Development partnership with Rwanda
Manifesto
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Completely achieved |
The partnership was suspended before the election and scrapped immediately upon Labour's election.
The Telegraph, 05/07/2024
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End hotel use for asylum seekers by clearing the asylum backlog with more staff to process claims and return people to safe countries
Labour, 27/05/2024
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Create a 1,000-strong Returns and Enforcement Unit to remove failed asylum seekers
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Negotiate additional returns arrangements to speed up returns and increase the number of safe countries that failed asylum seekers can swiftly be sent back to
Manifesto
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Work with international partners to address the humanitarian crises which lead people to flee their homes, and to strengthen support for refugees in their home region
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Ensure a "significant" reduction in net migration, but will not set a target
The Guardian, 02/06/2024
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Organisations which break employment law (e.g. not paying minimum wage) will be banned from hiring foreign workers
The Sun, 01/06/2024
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Reform the points-based immigration system so that it is fair and properly managed, with appropriate restrictions on visas
Manifesto
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Link the Migration Advisory Committee to the Industrial Strategy Council and Skills England so that upskilling UK workers takes priority over hiring foreign workers
The Sun, 01/06/2024
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End the long-term reliance on overseas workers in some parts of the economy by bringing in workforce and training plans for sectors such as health and social care, and construction
Manifesto
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Build 1.5 million "attractive" homes
The Times, 06/06/2024
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Partially achieved |
On 29 August 2024, the New Homes Accelerator was launched by Angela Rayner to speed up the delivery of stalled housing sites. The accelerator consists of experts from Homes England and central Government. It is expected to deliver up to 300,000 homes.
GOV.UK, 29/08/2024
Several local councils stated that this goal is unrealistic, leading to the government promising revisions to the policy by the end of 2024.
BBC News, 02/12/2024
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Implement a "brownfield first" approach, fast-tracking approval of urban brownfield sites where possible
Manifesto
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Release low quality "grey belt" land for development
Manifesto
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Build a new generation of new towns
Manifesto
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Prioritise the building of new social rent homes
Manifesto
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Create a new taskforce for new housing developments in the first weeks of a Labour government
BBC News, 20/06/2024
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Completely achieved |
On 31 July 2024, the assembly of a New Towns Taskforce was begun with the appointment of Sir Michael Lyons as the Taskforce chair and Dame Kate Barker as Deputy Chair. The remaining appointments were made at the first meeting of the taskforce in September 2024.
GOV.UK, 31/07/2024
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Update the Affordable Homes Programme to ensure that it delivers more homes from its existing budget
Manifesto
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Make the current mortgage guarantee scheme permanent, using the government as a guarantor for people unable to save big deposits
Sky News, 07/06/2024
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Tax foreign buyers (amount unspecified) to help pay for more planning officers
Sky News, 07/06/2024
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Introduce planning reforms including fast-track permission to build on brownfield sites, offering "first dibs" on new developments to local people, and reforming compulsory purchase orders
Sky News, 07/06/2024
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Review right to buy discounts from 2012
Manifesto
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Increase protection from right-to-buy on newly built social housing
Manifesto
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Update National Policy Planning Framework, including restoring mandatory housing targets
Manifesto
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Ensure planning authorities have up-to-date local plans
Manifesto
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Provide funding for additional planning officers for local authorities, financed through increased stamp duty for non-UK residents
Manifesto
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Require all combined and mayoral authorities to strategically plan for housing growth in their areas
Manifesto
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Give combined authorities new planning powers and freedoms in how they spend grant funding
Manifesto
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Reform compulsory purchase compensation rules to speed up and improve the provision of housing and required infrastructure
Manifesto
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Strengthen planning obligations to ensure developments provide more affordable homes
Manifesto
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Immediately abolish Section 21 "no fault" evictions
Manifesto
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Partially achieved |
The Renters' Rights Bill is currently moving through Parliament and is expected to become law by summer 2025.
The Independent, 14/09/2024
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Take steps to raise standards, including extending Awaab's Law to the private sector
Manifesto
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Bring the "feudal leasehold system to an end"
Manifesto
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Enact the package of Law Commission proposals on leashold enfranchisement, right to manage and commonhold
Manifesto
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Take further steps to ban new leasehold flats and ensure commonhold is the default tenure
Manifesto
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Tackle unregulated and unaffordable ground rent charges
Manifesto
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End "fleecehold" private housing estates and unfair maintenance costs
Manifesto
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Develop a cross-government strategy, working with Mayors and Councils, to combat homelessness
Manifesto
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Devolve further powers of transport, adult education and skills, housing and planning and employment support to existing combined authorities and encourage local authorities to form more combined authorities
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Give local leaders powers to franchise local bus services and end the ban on municipal ownership
Manifesto
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Give mayors powers to establish unified, integrated transport systems
Manifesto
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Require all mayoral and combined authorities to strategically plan for housing growth in their areas
Manifesto
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Strengthen the Sewel Convention with a new memorandum of understanding to improve international cooperation
Manifesto
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Establish a Council of the Nations and Regions bringing together the Prime Minister, First Ministers (and deputy FM of NI) with mayors of combined authorities
Manifesto
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Completely achieved |
The PM chaired the inaugural meeting of the Council of the Nations and Regions in Edinburgh.
BBC News, 10/10/2024
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UK trade negotiators to work with devolved governments
Manifesto
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Allow representatives of devolved nations to allocate structural funds
Manifesto
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Oppose Scottish devolution
Manifesto
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Ensure Scottish devolution settlement allows collaboration with UK government on Labour's missions
Manifesto
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Support the Scottish Government partnering with international bodies on wholly devolved issues such as global health iniatives
Manifesto
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Devolve employment support funding to the Welsh Government and consider also devolving probation services and youth justice
Manifesto
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Implement the Windsor Framework in full
Manifesto
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Progress discussions with Northern Ireland Executive about their fiscal framework
Manifesto
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Repeal the Northern Ireland Legacy Act which gives conditional amnesty for crimes committed in Northern Ireland during the Troubles
The Times, 03/06/2024
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Guarantee small businesses access to banking services (e.g. depositing cash) in their area by rolling out banking hubs
Labour, 08/06/2024
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Give councils new guidance to help local groups take over derelict buildings and degraded land under a community right-to-buy scheme, including lengthening the window to raise funds from 6 months to 12
The Guardian, 06/06/2024
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Introduce a statutory requirement for Local Growth Plans; local leaders will develop long-term plans highlighting growth sectors and planning appropriate infrastructure and programmes
Manifesto
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Reform the business rates system to level the playing field between online companies and high street businesses
Manifesto
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Introduce a neighbourhood policing guarantee, ensuring a visible police presence in neighbourhoods and that communities and residents have a named officer to engage with
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New "Respect Orders" will provide powers to ban persistent adult offenders from town centres
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Conduct a strategic review of probation governence and considering devolving it to mayors and combined authorities
Manifesto
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Give councils multi-year funding settlements and end competitive bidding
Manifesto
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Give greater flexibility in integrated settlements for mayoral combined authorities who demonstrate "exemplary management of public money"
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Recruit 13,000 additional police and community officers (3,000 new officers, 4,000 PCSOs, remainder from existing government planned increase)
BBC News, 29/05/2024
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Create a rape unit in every police force, including specialists in 999 rooms
Labour, 27/05/2024
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Give police the power to scrap off-road motorbikes being used antisocially within 48 hours, instead of being impounded for 2 weeks before disposal
Mail Online, 09/06/2024
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Extend closure notices for "drug dens" from 48 to 72 hours, giving police more time to get them shut down at court
Mail Online, 09/06/2024
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End "shoplifters' charter" where police do not press charges unless the value of stolen goods is more than £200
Mail Online, 09/06/2024
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Increase on-the-spot fines for using off-road bikes inappropriately, or ignoring officers' instructions to stop
Mail Online, 09/06/2024
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Introduce a Police Efficiency and Collaboration programme for England and Wales to set nation-wide standards for procurement and establish shared services and specialist functions to drive down costs
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Give His Majesty’s Inspectorate of Constabulary, Fire & Rescue Services new powers to intervene with failing forces
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Introduce mandatory professional standards on vetting, checks and misconduct for individual officers; and stronger training on racism and violence against women and girls
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Bar anyone with a history of violence against women and girls from the service and introduce automatic suspensions if officers are investigated for domestic abuse and sexual offences
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Introduce new legal safeguards around strip-searching children and young people
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Introduce a new expanded fraud strategy to tackle the full range of threats, including online, public sector and serious fraud
Manifesto
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Work with national policing bodies and police staff to standardise approaches to procurement, IT, professional standards and training
Manifesto
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Roll out a direct entry scheme for detectives to boost investigation skills
Manifesto
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Introduce a "Hillsborough Law" which will place a legal duty of candour on public servants and authorities, and provide legal aid for victims of disasters or state-related deaths
Manifesto
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Give police powers to use "Respect Orders" against adults for harassment, intimidating behaviour, drug use, littering and street drinking
The Telegraph, 29/05/2024
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Strengthen the use of Stalking Protection Orders and give women the right to know the identity of online stalkers
Manifesto
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Introduce a new criminal offence for drink spiking
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Strengthen the rights and protections available to women in cohabiting couples, as well as for whistleblowers in the workplace, including on sexual harassment
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Increase the powers of the Victims' Commissioner
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Carry out a sentencing review
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Fast-track court process and legal advice for rape victims
Labour, 27/05/2024
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Create 80 new courts dedicated to hearing rape cases
The Guardian, 08/06/2024
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Create Employment Councils made up of prison governors and local employers to drive down reoffending by providing offenders training and jobs
Labour, 09/06/2024
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Open new youth hubs with mental health staff and youth workers to prevent knife crime among teenagers
Labour, 09/06/2024
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Refer every young person caught in possession of a knife to a Youth Offending Team to complete a mandatory plan to prevent reoffending, with penalties including curfews, tagging and custody for the most serious cases
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Ban ninja swords, lethal "zombie knives" and machetes, and strengthen rules to prevent online sales
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Create local prevention partnerships to identify young people who could be drawn into violence and intervene
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Put youth workers and mentors in A&E units and Pupil Referral Units funded by full recovery of the cost of firearm licensing
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Introduce a new criminal offence: criminal exploitation of children
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Deliver 20,000 prison places by designating prisons as sites of "national importance" on public safety grounds, giving ministers the sole power to make planning decisions
BBC News, 08/06/2024
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Do a strategic review of probation governance, including considering the benefits of devolved models
Manifesto
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No new oil and gas project licenses (but honour existing licenses)
BBC News, 31/05/2024
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Generate 98% of electricity from clean sources
BBC News, 31/05/2024
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Double onshore wind by 2030
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Quadruple offshore wind by 2030
Manifesto
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Triple solar power by 2030
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Invest in carbon capture and storage
Manifesto
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Partially achieved |
The PM announced that "Up to £21.7bn will subsidise three projects on Teesside and Merseyside" expected to begin storing captured carbon in 2028.
BBC News, 04/10/2024
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Invest in hydrogen, in part through direct investment from the National Wealth Fund
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Invest in marine energy
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Extend the lifetime of existing nuclear plants, e.g. Sizewell C, and ensure that Hinkley Point C is brought on line
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Support the construction of new nuclear power stations and Small Modular Reactors
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Maintain a strategic reserve of gas power stations
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Grant no new coal licences
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Permanently ban fracking
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Retain the Energy Security Investment Mechanism, which gives the oil and gas sector certainty that if oil and gas prices fall to a very low level the Energy Profits Levy will not apply
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Upgrade the national energy transmission infrastructure
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Give the regulator new powers to block water company boss bonuses until targets are met, with the possibility of criminal prosecutions in the most serious cases
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Put "failing" water companies under special measures
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Strengthen OFGEMs regulatory powers, including ensuring that there is automatic customer compensation from energy suppliers
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Extend the sunset clause in the Energy Profits Levy until the end of the next parliament, increase the rate of the levy by 3%, and remove investment allowances
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Set up Great British Energy (£8.3bn over the next 5 years), a public-sector energy company investing in green energy projects (will not itself produce energy)
BBC News, 27/05/2024
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The Great British Energy Bill 2024-25 was introduced to the Commons on 25 July 2024 and is presently at the committee stage in the Commons.
UK Parliament, 12/09/2024
The Budget allocated just £100 million to renewables projects for the first two years of this parliament.
Financial Times, 01/11/2024
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Create a National Wealth Fund, capitalised with £7.3 billion, with the target of attracting £3 of private investment for every £1 of public investment
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On 9 July 2024, Rachel Reeves and Business Secretary Jonathan Reynolds "instructed officials to immediately begin work to align the UK Infrastructure Bank and the British Business Bank under a new National Wealth Fund".
GOV.UK, 09/07/2024
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Create 650,000 jobs by 2030 through the Green Prosperity Plan
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Introduce an Energy Independence Act as a legislative vehicle for climate and energy policies
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Commit £1.5 billion to new gigafactories to support the UK electric vehicle manufacturing industry
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Commit £2.5 billion to support the UK steel industry
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Commit £500 million to support the UK's green-hydrogen manufacturing industry
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Develop a 10-year infrastructure strategy to guide investment plans and provide certainty about project roadmaps
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Directly invest in ports, hydrogen and industrial clusters through the National Wealth Fund
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Incentivise firms to use the UK supply chain through a Green Jobs Bonus which will spend £500 million per year from 2026 to reward firms that offer "good jobs, terms and conditions and build their manufacturing supply chains" in key regions
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Introduce a carbon border adjustment mechanism intended to protect UK industries in the process of decarbonising from high-carbon imports, and incentivise decarbonisation
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Create a coalition of countries taking ambitious climate action - the "Clean Power Alliance"
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Reinstate the formal requirement that the Bank of England take climate change into consideration in its decision making
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Mandate that UK-regulated financial institutions and FTSE 100 companies develop and implement credible transition plans aligned with the 1.5°C target
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Invest £6.6 billion over the next parliament to upgrade 5 million homes with the aim of energy bill reduction
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Offer grants and low interest loans to support the public to invest in insulation and clean heat technology, and work with banks and building societies to provide further private finance options
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Ensure all private rented properties have a minimum Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) rating of C by 2030
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Guarantee there will be no mandate for households to remove their gas boiler
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Improve resilience to the consequences of climate change at a central, local and community level, including formal work with the Fire and Rescue Services to establish national standards
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Introduce a countryside protection plan including planting 3 new national forests, taskforces for tree-planting and flood resilience, banning bee-killing pesticides and commitments to revising wetlands and peat bogs
The Guardian, 06/06/2024
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Create "hundreds of miles" of new river pathways, including 9 new National River Walks (1 in each English region) via Natural England negotiating with landowners for rights of way
The Guardian, 06/06/2024
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Introduce a new land-use framework on how to best deliver food security and "thriving" natural environments, including encouraging farmers to use more environmentally regenerative methods
The Guardian, 06/06/2024
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"Unlock" the building of homes affected by nutrient neutrality without weakening environmental protections
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Set a target for 50% of public-sector food expenditure to be spent on food produced locally or certified to high environmental standards
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Ensure the Environmental Land Management scheme works for both farmers and nature
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Work to eradicate Bovine TB to ensure livelihoods are protected and to bring an end to badger culling
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Ban trail hunting and the importing of hunting trophies
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End the use of snare traps
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Help families save up to £300 per year on energy bills by 2030
Independent, 19/06/2024
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Review defence costs
BBC News, 27/05/2024
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Implement "nuclear deterrent triple lock", including 4 new nuclear submarines built in Barrow-in-Furness, continuation of 24/7/365 at-sea deterrent, and delivery of all future upgrades needed to continue patrols
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Launch strategic defence review within the first year of government to assess capabilities needed, resources available and threats the country faces
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Apply a "NATO test" to all defence programmes to ensure that the UK meets all its obligations
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Increase annual defence spending to 2.5% of GDP
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Introduce an armed forces commissioner to champion service members and their families and codify a new armed forces covenant into law, guaranteeing that current and former members of the armed forces are treated with "fairness and respect"
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Scrap visa fees for non-UK veterans who have served for 4+ years and their dependents
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100-day "security sprint" review of threats facing Britain
The Times, 26/05/2024
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Bring in "Martyn's Law" to strengthen the security of public events and venues
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On 14 October 2024, the Terrorism (Protection of Premises) Bill had its second reading in the House of Commons.
UK Parliament, 15/10/2024
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Produce a defence industrial strategy to ensure a strong defence sector and resiliant supply chains
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Establish a Military Strategic Headquaters and National Armaments Director
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Defend the sovereignty of overseas territories like the Falklands
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Push for an immediate ceasefire in Gaza, along with the return of all hostages and an increase of international aid as well as making sure international law is adhered to
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Keir Starmer told Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of a "clear and urgent need for a ceasefire, the return of hostages and an immediate increase in the volume of humanitarian aid reaching civilians".
Al Jazeera, 08/07/2024
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Begin the political process towards a two-state solution in Israel/Gaza, review weapons licesnes to see if any armaments are being used in Rafah
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Recognise state of Palestine "at the right time in a peace process"
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Call for a special tribunal for the Crime of Agression for Putin
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Seize frozen Russian assets and use them to support Ukraine and its NATO membership
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Work with international partners to tackle money laundering and corruption in all British territories
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Remain committed to AUKUS
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Audit our relationship with China
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New UK-EU security pact to enable stronger co-operation tackling international threats
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Bilateral agreements with Joint Expeditionary Force partners
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Restore the committment to 0.7% of GDP being spent on international aid when fiscal circumstances allow, working with the Independent Commission for Aid to ensure value for money
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Targetted trade agreements that align with industrial strategy
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Require UK trade negotiators to work with all devolved governments
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Publish a trade strategy and use "every lever necessary" to increase UK business' access to international markets
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Seek to negotiate standalone sector deals, such as digital, or mutual recognition agreements, to promote our services exports
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Seek a strategic parnetship with India, including a new free trade agreement
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Develop a new approach to relations with African countries
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Not rejoin the single market or customs union, but renegotiate a deal on veterinary agreements to reduce paperwork on food and drink exports
The Guardian, 03/06/2024
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Reinstate the School Support Staff Negotiating Body to establish a national T&Cs handbook, training, career progression routes and fair pay rates for support staff
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Review the training bursary allocation and the structure of retention payments
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Recruit 6,500 new expert teachers in key subjects
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Introduce a new Teacher Training Entitlement
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Update the Early Career Framework, maintaining its grounding in evidence, and ensure any new teacher entering the classroom has, or is working towards, Qualified Teacher Status
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Create a new Excellence in Leadership Programme
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Develop new Regional Improvement Teams to enhance school-to-school support
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Bring multi-academy trusts (MATs) into the inspection system with a new annual review of safeguarding, attendance and off-rolling
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Have half a million more children reach early learning goals by 2030
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Employ mental health support staff in every school
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Take a community-wide approach to Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND)
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£740 million was allocated to increase SEND capacity in mainstream schools in England.
BBC News, 04/12/2024
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Require all schools to co-operate with their local authority on school admissions, Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND) inclusion, and place planning
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Ensure every community has an open-access hub for children and young people with drop-in mental health support
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Launch an expert-led review of curriculum and assessment
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Enhance the inspection regime by replacing a single headline grade with a new report card system
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Improve quality of maths teaching across nurseries and primary schools by taking lessons from phonics
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Introduce evidence-based early-language interventions in primary schools
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Support children to study a creative or vocational subject until they are 16, and ensure accountability measures reflect this
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Protect time for physical education
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Launch a new National Music Education Network
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Improve data sharing across services with a single unique identifier
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Limit the number of branded items of uniform and PE kit that schools can require
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Broaden existing Apprenticeship Levy into a Growth and Skills Levy, allowing firms to use up to 50% of their levy contributions to fund training through routes other than apprenticeships
The IFS, 01/06/2024
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Guarantee training, an apprenticeship or help finding work for all 18-to-21-year-olds
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Establish Skills England to bring together business, training providers and unions with national and local government
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Transform Further Education colleges into specialist Technical Excellence Colleges
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£1.4bn to rebuild 50 schools in England each year
BBC News, 27/10/2024
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£44m to support foster carers and kinship (raising a child as a friend or relative of the family)
BBC News, 27/10/2024
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Introduce legislation in first 100 days banning zero-hours contracts, ending fire-and-rehire and introducing parental leave, sick pay and protection from unfair dismissal from day one on the job
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On 14 August 2024, Angela Rayner and Business Secretary Jonathan Reynolds met with trade unions and business leaders to discuss the Employment Rights Bill and the wider Plan to "Make Work Pay".
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Change the remit of the independent Low Pay Commission so it accounts for the cost of living
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Remove age bands so all adults are entitled to the same minimum wage
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Hold a review of Universal Credit, aiming to "make work pay and tackle poverty"
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Devolve more powers to mayors to "get more people with health conditions and disabilities into work"
The Guardian, 01/06/2024
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Provide a national jobs and careers service, bringing Jobcentre Plus and the National Careers Service together
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Reform or replace the Work Capability Assessment
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Reform the Access to Work Scheme, not requiring an immediate benefit reassessment if a disabled person takes a job and it doesn't work out
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Protect the triple lock on pensions to increase the state pension each year in-line with inflation, average earnings or 2.5% - whichever is highest
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Give the Pensions Regulator more powers to intervene where schemes "fail to offer sufficient value for their members"
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Launch a review of the current pensions and retirement savings landscape to see if is delivering sustainable retirement incomes for pensioners
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Increase investment from pension funds into UK markets and conduct a review to improve pension outcomes and increase investment in UK markets
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Transfer the Investment Reserve Fund back to the mineworkers for their pensions
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Create 100,000 additional childcare places by turning classrooms in existing primary schools into 3,334 "school-based nurseries"
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Review the parental leave system
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Free breakfast clubs at every primary school in England at a cost of £315 million
Labour, 27/05/2024
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Create a new National Infrastructure and Service Transformation Authority, bringing together existing bodies to set strategic infrastructure priorities and oversee the design, scope and delivery of projects
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Establish Great British Railways to unify governance structures and bring train operators under public ownership and control
Labour, 25/04/2024
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On 3 September 2024, Louise Haigh announced that "I will be instructing the CEO of Network Rail, the Director General for Rail Services in the Department for Transport, and the CEO of DfT OLR Holdings Ltd (DOHL) to establish a Shadow Great British Railways. As the main organisations responsible for the operational railway, they will be working in closer collaboration, bringing together track and train to deliver for passengers and freight users, ahead of legislation to create Great British Railways (GBR) as an arm's length body.
GOV.UK, 03/09/2024
The Department for Transport confirmed that South Western Railways will be renationalised in May 2025, C2C in July 2025, and Greater Anglia in autumn 2025.
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Give Mayors a role in designing the services in their areas
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Introduce a duty under Great British Railways to promote and grow the use of rail freight
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Continue the role of open access operators as an important part of the rail system
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Create a tough new passenger watchdog, focused on driving up standards
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Introduce new powers for local leaders to franchise local bus services
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Lift the ban on municipal ownership to give local communities in England control over routes and schedules
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Repair up to a million potholes per year in England by giving councils multi-year funding settlements and spending £320 million more than the government's current £8.3 billion by 2034
BBC News, 12/06/2024
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Accelerate the roll-out of EV charge points
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Restore the phase-out date of 2030 for new cars with internal combustion engines
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Standardise the information supplied on the condition of batteries to support buyers of second hand electric cars
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Promote sustainable aviation fuels and encourage airspace modernisation
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Create a new Regulatory Innovation Office, bringing together existing functions across government to help regulators update regulation, speed up approval timelines and co-ordinate issues that span existing boundaries
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Keep the AI Safety Institute but place binding regulation on the handful of companies developing the most powerful AI models to ensure the safe development and use of AI
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Ban the creation of sexually explicit deepfakes
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Create a National Data Library to bring together existing research programmes and help deliver data-driven public services, whilst maintaining strong safeguards and ensuring all of the public benefit
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Harness the power of technologies like AI to improve the speed and accuracy of diagnostic services and introduce a new "Fit For the Future" fund to double the number of CT and MRI scanners
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Introduce faster regulatory approval for new technology and medicines as part of a life sciences plan
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Invest in new technology to build capacity within HMRC
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Make a renewed push to fulfil the ambition of full gigabit and national 5G coverage by 2030
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Give bereaved parents access to their children's social media, mobile phone and tablet data
Independent, 02/06/2024
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Build on the Online Safety Act, bringing forward provisions as quickly as possible, and explore further measures to keep everyone safe online, particularly when using social media
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Ensure our industrial strategy supports the development of the AI sector
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Remove planning barriers to new data centres, bringing them under the scope of Nationally Significant Infrastructure projects
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Scrap short funding cycles for key R&D institutions in favour of ten-year budgets that allow meaningful partnerships with industry to keep the UK at the forefront of global innovation
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Work with universities to support spinouts and work with industry to ensure start-ups have the access to finance they need to grow
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Simplify the procurement process to support innovation and reduce micromanagement with a mission-driven approach
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A new independent Ethics and Integrity Commission with an independent chair
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Update post-government employment rules, restricting ministers from taking lobbying jobs from companies they previously regulated, with "meaningful sanctions"
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A Modernisation Committee to update outdated procedures and improve working practices
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On 25 July 2024, the House of Commons agreed to establish the Modernisation Committee. Among other things, this committee will consider restrictions on MPs' second jobs.
UK Parliament, 30/08/2024
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Immediate ban on MPs taking paid advisory or consultancy roles
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On 25 July 2024, the House of Commons agreed to remove from the Guide to MP's Code of Conduct two banned conduct exceptions: "advice on public policy and current affairs" and "advice in general terms about how Parliament works".
UK Parliament, 25/07/2024
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Remove hereditary peers from the House of Lords
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On 15 October 2024, the House of Lords (Hereditary Peers) Bill had its Second Reading in the House of Commons.
GOV.UK, 15/10/2024
Having passed through the House of Commons, this bill is now under consideration by the House of Lords.
GOV.UK, 13/11/2024
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A mandatory retirement age for the House of Lords, requiring members who turn 80 to retire at the end of parliament
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Introduce a participation requirement for the House of Lords and strengthen rules to remove disgraced members
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Eventually replace the House of Lords with an "alternative second chamber" to better represent regions and nations, after consultation
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Extend vote to 16-year-olds in future general elections
The Times, 25/05/2024
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Improve voter registration and address the inconsistencies in voter ID rules, such as veteran ID cards not being valid
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Partially achieved |
On 15 October 2024, the government introduced a statutory instrument making the HM Armed Forces Veteran Card valid Voter ID in forthcoming elections. A wider review of Voter ID rules is also underway.
GOV.UK, 15/10/2024
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Remain a member of the European Convention on Human Rights
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Set up new "mission boards" that sit across government departments, ensuring each of Labour's missions are being achieved, with Keir Starmer chairing a further board/committe overseeing all of them
Financial Times, 14/06/24
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Mission Boards were announced in the List of Cabinet Committees and their membership. The promised oversight board does not seem to have been established yet.
GOV.UK, 10/10/2024
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Create a new National Infrastructure and Service Transformation Authority (Nista) to improve the delivery of major capital projects
Planning, Building & Construction Today, 24/05/24
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Appoint a fixed-term Covid Corruption Commissioner
Manifesto
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HM Treasury is currently recruiting for a Covid Counter-Fraud Commissioner.
GOV.UK, 02/09/2024
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Establish an Industrial Strategy Council on a statutory footing, with represenation from nations, regions, businesses and trade unions
Manifesto
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