What would you do if you were UK prime minister?

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Reform UK Income Tax rates and bands to the following:


Under £11,500

0%

£11,500 - £24,999

10%

£25,000 - £44,999

20%

£45,000 - £79,999

30%

£80,000 - £149,999

40%

Over £150,000

45%

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Replace VAT with a Local Sales Tax devolved and set by the Scottish, Welsh, Northern Irish legislatures, Greater London Assembly, English Combined Authorities and English County Councils with freedom to vary the rate according to their spending needs

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Corporation tax increased to a 20% rate for companies making over £1 million profits and lowered to 15% for businesses with under £1 million profits. Allow devolved administrations allowed to set their own local rates of corporation tax

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Fully devolve all sales taxes and duties, including Stamp Duty, Landfill Tax and Air Passenger Tax to the devolved legislatures

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Continue with Northern Powerhouse project and include Cardiff, Edinburgh, Glasgow, Aberdeen and Belfast in the plans

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Begin a project which aims to encourage and subsidise the building of high-rise skyscrapers in the UK’s major cities and metropolitan areas in London along with Birmingham, Manchester, Leeds, Liverpool, Newcastle, Edinburgh, Glasgow, Cardiff and Belfast

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Rename the Bank of England to the Bank of the United Kingdom (Bank UK) and H.M Revenue and Customs to the Revenue and Customs Service (R.C.S)

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Replace English, Scottish, Northern Irish and UK territorial banknotes with a single UK currency banknote like we have with coins with its introduction set after the death of Queen Elizabeth II

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Reintroduce the £1 note into circulation

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Revoke our recognition of the state of Palestine until such a time when Palestine is fully democratic and committed solely to peaceful methods in resolving the Israel-Palestine conflict and support a two-state solution

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Support the existence of the Commonwealth of Nations, and will work for closer ties with the member states of the Commonwealth, while also being open to any application from countries who share the values of the Commonwealth for membership

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Work with the Chinese government and the international community to resolve the situation in Taiwan and Tibet, along with attempts to enhance the rights of the people of China, in a first attempt to deal with these important matters while maintaining good relations with China

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Work with international community to have a two-state solution to the Israel/Palestine and support Israel’s right to exist while refusing recognition of the Palestine state until they are fully democratic and committed to peaceful ways to resolving the conflict

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Recognise the Republic of Somaliland as a sovereign state and support its recognition as a sovereign state from the international community

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Commit to spend 2% GDP on defence and increase annually by 0.5% provided GDP continues to rise

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Withdrawal from European Court of Human Rights

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Open internment camps for extraordinarily dangerous people and enemies of the state operated by MI5: Homeland Security and MI6: Secret Intelligence Service

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Move the Specialist Operations directorate from the London Metropolitan Police Service to its own agency H.M Specialist Operations with responsibility for the protection of the senior members of the British Royal Family, and members of The Cabinet and other ministerial members of Her Majesty's Government while moving responsibility of coordinating and leading on UK-wide national counter-terrorism matters to the National Crime Agency allowing the Met to focus on general policing in the Greater London region

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Give the citizens of Gibraltar a referendum on becoming fully British, and having representation in the Houses of Parliament including its own MP in the lower house and representation in the upper house, also give the Isle of Man and Channel islands referendums too if there's high levels of support

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Support and negotiate the purposed CANZUK Group consisting of the UK, Australia, Canada and New Zealand which sees cooperation between the four nations on free trade, foreign policy, constitutional affairs and freedom of movement

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Seek to join the EFTA, allowing us access to the four freedoms of the EU while allowing us the freedom to seek other trade deals with foreign countries and negotiate further restrictions on freedom of movement put in place

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Seek to join NAFTA, allowing us access to Canadian, American, Mexican markets once its future is secure and the CPTPP trade agreement, a signed, but not-yet ratified, trade agreement between Australia, Brunei, Canada, Chile, Japan, Malaysia, Mexico, New Zealand, Peru, Singapore and Vietnam giving us access to their markets once ratified

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Support and negotiate the creation of the Commonwealth Free Trade Association, which will massively boost trade between Commonwealth nations

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Negotiate as many bilateral free trade deals as possible, opening the UK market to all sorts of economies after Brexit

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Recommission the Royal Yacht Britannia used to sign new trade deals and privately funded via donations at no tax payers expense

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Reform the NHS to a social insurance model of universal healthcare for citizens which subsidises most healthcare costs as opposed to an outdated health service with different NHS plans available for citizens as well as specific plans for children, students, the disabled and the retired

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Introduce a flat NHS levy of 2% of income for additional funding of the NHS with opt outs available for individuals who use private insurance

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Make hospitals and other health centres independent of the state with full control over their staffing roll and salaries to compete for doctors and nurses with responsibility of franchising each hospital devolved to local level

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Encourage strong competition in free market healthcare to drive up standards and encourage more Britons to opt for private health insurance

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No NHS funding for abortions unless a victim of rape, the baby is life threatening to the mother or foetal abnormalities. Illegal after 24 weeks unless life threatening or foetal abnormalities occur

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Allow foreign nationals with legal rights to work in the UK to have full access to NHS treatment provided they pay the 2% NHS levy

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Replace tuition fees with a flat graduate tax. This will be done by setting up a 'Higher Education Service' which will fund higher education in England in which all UK graduates who graduated from English universities earning above £25,000 would pay into through a flat 5% levy on their annual income and donations of other bodies

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Put a 2% tax on tuition fees of foreign students who seek to use the NHS

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Reintroduce maintenance grants for poor students undertaking higher education

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Introduce the Tuition Fee Equality Act to have UK universities charge all UK students the same rate for tuition fees as a resident of any other EU country, regardless of which UK region they are from

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Charge foreign students who opt to use NHS treatment during the duration of their studies a 2% levy of their tuition fees with opt outs available for foreign nationals who use private insurance

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Scrap UCAS and have universities and colleges have their own systems of processing applications and admissions

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Merge all English examination boards into a new single ‘National Education Service’, an executive non-departmental public body responsible for accrediting educational awards, overseeing the national curriculum and recommendation of salaries, holiday and school hours while leaving the choice to schools and local councils themselves, also set up separate singles exam boards for Wales and Northern Ireland while maintaining the SQA in Scotland

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Allow state schools and councils more control over their pupil and staffing rolls and salaries to compete for teachers across the UK and around the world, with recommendations set up by the proposed National Education Service and salary regulations set out by local governments

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Allow teachers at the primary stage the freedom to teach in areas they have specialist knowledge of and on news and current affairs

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Allow new schools to enter the education market and compete for pupils provided they are agreed by the local council

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Require History classes at primary and secondary to have a huge emphasis on British history including the English Civil War, Scottish Wars of Independence, the Monarchy, Union of Crowns, Act of the Union, Irish Wars of Independence, Northern Ireland Troubles

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Introduce Modern Studies as a compulsory subject in secondary school, a subject historically taught in Scottish schools which seeks to develop pupils’ knowledge and understanding of contemporary political and social issues in local, United Kingdom and international contexts

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Require all schools to fly the Union Jack and have classroom, P.E halls, cafeterias to have a Union Jack and portrait of Queen Elizabeth II

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Require all school pupils to pledge allegiance to Queen and Country at the start of school: “I pledge allegiance to the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. I will respect our rights and freedoms. I will uphold our democratic values. I will observe our laws faithfully and fulfil my duties as a British citizen, for Queen and Country. So help me God.” Also allow the nations to have their own respective pledge of allegiances such as Texas

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Negotiate freedom of movement of people between Canada, Australia, New Zealand and the UK as part of the CANZUK trade bloc under terms equivalent to the Trans-Tasman Travel Arrangement between Australia and New Zealand

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Reform immigration from the EU by stopping ‘free movement’ migration from new EU member countries for 7 years, require all EU migrants to prove they have sufficient funds, health insurance and suitable housing, deport EU migrants who remain economically inactive after 3 months and have an emergency brake on welfare payments to EU nationals

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Negotiate freedom of labour treaties with the United States of America, South Africa, Israel, Singapore and Hong Kong making it easier for workers to move abroad in the respective countries while allowing citizens to retire in these countries provided they have the funds to look after themselves

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Introduce regional points based immigration system for immigration from countries without freedom of movement treaties

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Give devolved administrations the power to sponsor visas for work in their respective parts of the UK

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Remove students from official migration statistics

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Require migrants to have proof of high fluency in reading, writing, speaking and listening of the English language before immigrating to the UK

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Allow international postgraduates from UK universities stay in UK for six months to find work

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Migrants to UK to make tax and national insurance contributions for five years and gain UK citizenship before eligible for benefits and NHS treatment including migrants who have already settled here

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No visas for foreign criminals

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Migrants who commit crimes resulting in prison will have their visa revoked and be detained until they are deported

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Give EU Citizens currently living in the UK permanent status provided they are either in full time work, married to UK citizen, related to UK citizen but can be deported if convicted of a criminal offence

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Abolish the license fee

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Privatisation of the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC)

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Privatisation of Channel Four Television Corporation

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Mandate Ofcom to create new licenses for channel 1 and channel 2 awarded to the highest bidders

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Devolve responsibility of S4C to Wales while complying with Ofcom regulations at UK level

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Change BBFC film ratings to U, PG, 12A and 16A

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End the Watershed for TV and replace with a TV ratings system regulated by Ofcom with ratings the same as the new proposed BBFC ratings

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Allow political campaign advertising on TV and radio during the election season with the regulation of equitable airtime for all candidates on each broadcast network. 6 hours of prime programming should be available for the purchase by all parties

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Mandate the provision of televised leaders’ debates in general elections based on rules produced by Ofcom relating to structure and balance, and allowing for the empty-chairing of party leaders who refuse to attend

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Amendment to smoking ban to give pubs and clubs choice of opening “smoking rooms”

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Reduce the drinking, smoking and driving ages to 16

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Legalisation of cannabis for medical and recreational use subjected to a duty of 10%

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Promote the establishment and school participation in county school sport leagues across the UK in football, rugby, cricket, basketball, hockey, netball, American football and any other sports where there is a local or national demand with prizes for schools and pupils who are success such as better funding for successful schools, scholarships to British universities with grants for living costs, also encourage broadcasters to buy TV rights to these competitions to encourage more to take part

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Work in cooperation with the Football Association and football clubs to expand and rebuild football stadiums across England to make them more modern and technologically advanced for the 21st century including building a new modern 105,000 capacity stadium for Manchester United F.C in the Greater Manchester area making it the largest stadium in Europe

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Submit a combined UK bid to host the 2030 or 2034 FIFA World Cup

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Introduce a new Act of the Union to act as a codified UK Constitution which reforms the UK political structure into a federation between the four countries of England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland and sets out the powers reserved to the federal level and a new British Bill of Rights to replace the existing Human Rights Act 1998 with a constitutional convention tasked with this made up of representatives of the political parties, academia, civic society and members of the public from all four nations

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Require amendments to the new codified constitution to pass either a two third majority of the House of Commons and double two third majority of the Senate or a referendum requiring a double majority of voters

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Amend the Fixed Terms Parliament Act with general elections held every four years instead of five years

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Change the House of Commons voting system to AV Plus

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Reduce the number of MPs in the House of Commons to 450 by halving the number of MPs in England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland in the Commons giving a total of 300 constituency members elected under AV and add an additional top up of 150 MPs elected from NUTS1 regional constituencies under semi open party list PR

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Reform the House of Lords to an elected 225-member Senate of the United Kingdom using proposals in the House of Lords Reform Act 2012, with 1/3 of the house elected at every general election with elected Senators serving a 12-year term with members elected from NUTS1 regional constituencies under Semi Open Party List PR in Great Britain and STV in Northern Ireland, Senators for each regions

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Require bills put through UK Parliament that isn’t a reserved power to require a double majority pass in the Senate, meaning a majority in the Senate and Senators of all four nations

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Reform the Supreme Court with 3 justices from each nation of the UK making up the court who will be appointed by the Prime Minister on advice of four independent commissions for each nation responsible for recommending justice appointments

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Introduce an Open Primaries Bill to require political parties to widen their selection process to include every local voter for local candidates and party leaders. Open Primary ballots would help ensure candidates in winnable seats need not be Westminster insiders. Open Primary ballots for party leadership elections would require a campaign period between six to twelve weeks with voting taking place under AV

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Introduce a Right of Recall Bill to allow voters to sack their local MP. If 20% of an MP’s constituents demand it, within a period of eight weeks, a recall ballot will be triggered to take place in six weeks with voting under AV

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Introduce a Confirmation Hearings Bill that will require Commons Select Committees to vote to approve the appointment of any new minister, senior civil servant or senior diplomat before they get the job. They will also have the power to veto such appointments. The same rules will apply to senior appointments to quangos and inspection bodies

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Reduce voting age to 16 in all elections and referenda

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Make the Early May Bank Holiday a public holiday known as Great Britain day celebrating the 1707 Act of the Union were the union between England and Scotland took effect on 1st May 1707

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Make the saints days public holidays in their respective parts of the UK including St George's Day 23rd April for England, St David's Day 1st March for Wales, St Andrew's Day 30th November for Scotland, St Patrick's Day 17th March for Northern Ireland

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Public holidays for Robert Burns Day on 25th January and replace the Late May Spring bank holiday with a public holiday on The Queen's Official Birthday on the second Monday of June

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Have ‘Rule Britannia’ as the UK national anthem and introduce ‘Jerusalem’ as the national anthem for England and ‘Danny Boy’ as the national anthem for Northern Ireland while maintaining ‘Flower of Scotland’ as the national anthem for Scotland and ‘Land of My Fathers’ as the national anthem of Wales while ‘God Save The Queen’ remains a monarchy anthem

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Make the Deputy Prime Minister a permanent role in Government who by right of office would be the First Secretary of State and Leader of the House of Commons and will become Prime Minister if the Prime Minister is temporarily or permanently incapacitated

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Rename all Government departments to Government Ministries (such as ‘Ministry of Health’) with exception of the Foreign Office, Home Office, Scotland Office, Wales Office & Northern Ireland Office

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Devolve all welfare benefits to subnational level that are currently devolved to Scotland which include: Personal Independence Payments, Carer's Allowance, Attendance Allowance, Disability Living Allowance, Winter Fuel Payments, Cold Weather Payments, Severe Disablement Allowance, Industrial Injuries Disability Benefits, Funeral Expenses Payments, Sure Start Maternity Grant and Discretionary Housing Payments

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Introduce an electronic system that allows state welfare departments to issue benefits via a magnetically encoded payment card known as a ‘Universal Credit Card’ which can be used to buy foods such as breads and cereals; fruits and vegetables; meats, fish and poultry; dairy products and seeds and plants which produce food for the household to eat and not unhealthy items such as tobacco and alcohol

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Support the continuation of the bedroom tax

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Encourage the use of private retirement savings plans by making earnings, directly put into a pensions savings account, tax-exempt and not considered as part of the individual’s income for taxation purposes

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Aim to give guide dogs to all UK citizens who are blind

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Maintain limit of child tax credits to two children except in cases of triplets or any larger multiple birth in the first birth, or any multiple birth in the second birth

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No welfare benefits for non-UK citizens

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Introduce Veterans First policy for former and injured police, fire, medic and army, navy, air force personal that give additional benefits with cooperation with the Ministry of Welfare and Ministry of Health

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Reform parts of the Monarchy in a way to appease both Monarchists and Republicans with:

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Introduction of the Royal finances reform charter which has UK Parliament to set an annual fixed budget for the monarchy - including an annual salary for the Queen - to be managed and reported on by a government minister, not Buckingham Palace.

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All security costs of the institution of the Monarchy to be made transparent and accountable. All costs of royal visits around the country to be incorporated into the monarchy's budget, not met by local authorities

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All members of the royal household to be required to follow the same tax laws and rules as all other public bodies and private individuals

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Transfer the Duchies of Lancaster and Cornwall into public ownership, with all revenue going to the Treasury

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End the weekly meetings between the Prime Minister and the Monarch and insure the Monarch and Royal household remains fully independent from the government and politics

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Introduce a bi-cameral English Parliament with 350-member lower House of Representatives and 180 upper Senate of England for English domestic affairs such as law, education, health and similar matters not reserved to the UK Houses of Parliament with England only ministerial and non-ministerial departments devolved such as Ministry of Justice and the Department of Health

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With the creation of an English Parliament create a codified English Constitution which establishes a federal England within a federal UK with powers reserved to the English Parliament, such as English Law, Health, Education and allow the Ceremonial Counties of England to legislate on all matters not reserved to English and UK levels

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Replace County Councils and combined authorities with County Assemblies for each of England's ceremonial counties (excluding City of London) led by a directly elected Governor with powers to legislate on anything not reserved to the UK and English Parliaments such as control of their own county police service, fire and rescue, emergency services, infrastructure, housing, local taxation including LST, economic development, franchising of local bus and rail services, power to increase the minimum wage, hunting policy and regulations

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Reform local governance with all local councils having powers that of unitary authorities and levying their own level of council tax which include district councils of England and Boroughs of London all led by a directly elected Mayor with council to scrutinise their work

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Devolve all powers and functions of the Department of Communities and Local Government to County Assemblies and Local Councils

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Give counties, councils and the GLA sovereignty to introduce new taxes for additional revenue such as a local rate of income tax, local business rates, fees for services or nothing at all

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Policies regarding School admissions policies, hospital cleanliness, speed bumps, council workers’ wages solved by local councils as opposed to Whitehall

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Allow councils to raise the remainder of their budgets by whatever means their electorates approve with options for additional top-up revenue would be fees and charges for services, a local income tax, a property-based levy, a local business rate or nothing at all

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Have federal and subnational governments give extra funds to more deprived councils if needed

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Ban age verification policies in retail outlets, bars and clubs. It should be the responsibility of parents to parent children on not buying items like this not the government or retail industry they nor employees shouldn’t be fined or fired due to lazy parenting

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Ban wearing of the niqab and the burqa in public places

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Reverse the Dangerous Dogs Act 1991 by allowing the four breeds to be allowed in the UK

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Reform of prison system which prevent prisoners from interacting with each other for security purposes, prisoners are better not interacting with other prisoners as they will just attack each other

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Establish a legal commission to draw up proposals to disband sharia councils.

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Have police and fire divisions for each of England's ceremonial counties

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Merge the City of London Police Service with the London Metropolitan Police Service

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Merge the role of Police and Crime Commissioners with County Governors, with real powers to direct the local police force priorities and responsibility for supervising prosecutions and punishments, appoint and dismiss Chief Constables, set their own targets for the force, make their own Policing Plans, control their own budgets and allocated his or her funding as a block allocation and the power to set local sentencing guidelines

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Allow judges in England and Wales to give death sentences to criminals found guilty of acts of murder, manslaughter, acts of terrorism and child sex crimes provided the convicted has been found guilty by all 12 jurors

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Allow judges to issue full life sentences without parole to criminals who have committed the crimes of murder, attempted murder, conspiracy to commit murder, terrorism, severe child abuse, rape, espionage, treason, high treason, drug dealing, drug trafficking, drug possession, human trafficking, severe cases of fraud, severe cases of financial crimes, aggravated criminal damage in law, aggravated cases of arson, kidnapping, burglary or robbery which result in death or grievous bodily harm, piracy, and in certain cases genocide, ethnic cleansing, crimes against humanity and certain war crimes

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Triple the maximum prison sentences for crimes with County Governors (who by right will be Sherriff of their local police force) having the power to increase the minimum sentences for crimes within their county

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Introduce three strikes law system for violent crimes in which if a criminal is found guilty of committing a violent crime for the third time the criminal is given a life sentence without parole

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Classify gangs as terrorist groups and give full life sentences for members of gangs with possibility of parole if gang member tells the group he is leaving and reveals full details of the gang to police

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Have all police officers on patrol wearing duty belts that consist of a handgun, a Taser, an expandable baton, pepper spray, a set of handcuffs, ammunition magazines, gloves, torch and a two-way radio

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Invest more money and power into the National Crime Agency, including tripling its number of officers and staff and extending its policing powers with the creation of a ninth NCA command on terrorism which would focus on the co-ordination and leading on UK-wide national counter-terrorism matters transferred from the London Met and create a new main HQ for the NCA in the City of London as well as eight regional HQs for each region of the UK

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Have the NCA put a larger emphasis on crime conducted by UK nationals abroad, notably on sex gangs and rape of peoples abroad such as popular holiday destinations of young people such as Magaluf and Ibiza with convicts facing full force of the law

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Crackdown on student rape cases at university campuses and abroad (rape/sex offenses committed among young people on vacation with criminals facing full force of law)

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Zero-tolerance approach to unacceptable ‘cultural’ practices such as female genital mutilation (FGM)

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Lifetime bans for owning animals for individuals who have been convicted of animal cruelty

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Relax laws on firearm ownership by allowing the sale of handguns, rifles and shotguns to consumers who have a license which is gained after passing a successful background check, sales also subjected to a 10% firearms duty included in the price as well as LST and gun must be registered to a non-ministerial ‘Firearms Licensing Agency’

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Continue with HS2 and extend project to Newcastle and Scotland

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Scrap monopolies of long-distance railways

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Devolve franchising of local rail and bus services to the English counties with the option of renationalisation available

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Support development of shale gas in land where appropriate

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Introduce directly elected Provosts (known as Mayors in other counties) for each local authority unit in Scotland with a local council to scrutinise the work of the Provost and the power to pass and block the Provost's proposals

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Allow local councils to levy their own council tax and the right to introduce new taxes for additional revenue such as a local rate of income tax, local business rates, fees for services or nothing at all

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Introduce a codified constitution for Scotland which establishes additional human rights and powers reserved to the Scottish Parliament

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Abolish Police Scotland and Scottish Fire and Rescue and have 13 local police and fire divisions for Argyll and West Dunbartonshire, Ayrshire, Dumfries and Galloway, Edinburgh, Fife, Forth Valley, Greater Glasgow, Highland and Islands, Lanarkshire, Grampian, Renfrewshire and Inverclyde, Tayside, and the Lothians and Scottish Borders

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Set up Police and Fire Commissions consisting of the directly elected Provosts within each of the 13 police and fire areas with responsibility to hold the local police and fire services to account. They will have real powers to direct priorities, responsibility for supervising prosecutions and punishments, entitled to order and drop prosecutions, appoint and dismiss Chief Constables and Chief Officers, set their own targets, make their own Plans, control their own budgets and allocated his or her funding as a block allocation and the power to set local sentencing guidelines

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Repeal the Alcohol (Minimum Pricing) Bill

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Oppose plans to ban multi buy deals on fast food

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Hold referendum on the reintroduction of capital punishment in Scotland for murder and child sex offenses

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Build a new modern 75,000 plus capacity stadium with a retractable roof in Edinburgh to replace both Hampden and Murrayfield as the home of international football and rugby matches

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Abolish 'NAB' internal assessments for subjects to free up class time

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Replace National 1-5 qualifications with a single National Certificate of Secondary Education (NCSE) with all school pupils will be required to sit a minimum of six NCSE examinations at the end of S4

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Require all school pupils who pass at least five NCSEs to sit five Higher examinations in S5 and those who pass at least three Highers to sit three Advanced Highers and a fourth subject either a Higher in a subject they dropped after NCSE level, a crash Higher or a vocational qualification such as sports leadership

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Replace National 1-5, Higher and Advanced Higher Modern Studies with NCSE, Higher and Advanced Higher Politics focusing on the political side of Modern Studies while Modern Studies itself becomes a non-examined subject with Personal, Social and Health Education (PSHE) and Religious Education to teach all Scottish pupils political and social issues in Scotland, the UK and international contexts

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Replace mandatory Physical Education with Gym class with activities restricted to athletics and gym fitness, encourage pupils to take part in sporting clubs after school

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Encourage all pupils in Primary school and S1-S3 of Secondary school to join a school sporting club held after school every day from a wide variety of sports including football, rugby, cricket, tennis, netball, American football, baseball, basketball, hockey, Gaelic football, athletics, dance, cheerleading and gym fitness

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In addition to the UK pledge of allegiance, require pupils to pledge allegiance to Scotland at the start of school: “On my honour, I pledge allegiance to the flag and to the people of Scotland, to do my duty for my community, to help other people, for Queen and country”.

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Reform how examinations are graded to better value the success and ability of pupils including the introduction of an ‘A*’ grade. Reforms to NCSE, Higher and Advanced Higher gradings as followed:

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Set up a separate Welsh jurisdiction in charge of its own legal system

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Have Wales’ 22 local councils led by a directly elected Mayor with Councils to scrutinise their work

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Have six police and fire forces for the six local areas of Glamorgan, Gwent, Powys, Dyfed, Clwyd and Gwynedd with directly elected Police and Fire Commissions consisting of directly elected Provosts within each area holding each force to account

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Maintain and respect the Good Friday Agreement, Northern Ireland’s unofficial constitution

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Work with Northern Ireland parties to insure the Assembly is running 24/7 and only have direct Westminster rule as a last resort

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Ban religious parades in Northern Ireland

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Reintroduce capital punishment in Northern Ireland for murder offenses, sex offenses, severe cases of voluntary manslaughter and terrorism offenses

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No funding for religiously biased schools in Northern Ireland and ensure all state-run schools are secular in nature