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  1. NHS policy
  2. - more funding
  3. - easier access to doctors
  4. - boost number of med school training places by 2,500 taking it up to 10,000
  5. - encouraging GPs that are retired or on leave with kids to work part time to aid
  6. - increasing places for nurse and midwife training
  7. - remove the pay increase cap for NHS workers under £35,000
  8.  
  9. Mental Health
  10. - increase funding by £500,000,000 every year
  11. - Employ 6,000 more clinical psychologists witha atrget of seeing 500,000 more patients every year through this
  12. - Cut waiting times for first appointments to 28 days rather than the 18 week target currently in place
  13. - encouraging a smooth transition between child and adult psych services
  14. - ensuring funding isnt diverted to other services (this is apparently an issue)
  15. - develop a National school-based counselling strategy for England similar to NI and Wales
  16. - introduce health and wellbeing into Oftsed inspections
  17. - encourage schools to ivnite support specialists to let children know that the option is there
  18. - refusal to legalise classified drugs
  19. -anti-weed campaign (inb4 Hitch endorsement)
  20. They're offering good benefits to Veterans as well
  21. - bringing mental health into military medical examinations for sevringa rmed forces
  22. - increasing the period discharged personnel are able to access the DMHS from 6 months to 2 years
  23.  
  24. on the down sides
  25. - muh healthy body image in advertisement
  26. - muh cyberbullying is a real issue
  27.  
  28. Primary schools
  29. - focus on mental arithmetic skills
  30. - encourage leanring languages from Primary 1
  31.  
  32. Secondary
  33. - A grammar school in every town
  34. - start straming at age 11, but add transfer exams up to the age of 16 to avoid restricting people
  35. - introducing on-the-job education by copying the Kraut's Dual Vocational Training system allowing students to receive vocational classes on a job site
  36. - removal of tuition fees for degree courses that lead more than 2/3 of their graduates into related work within 5 years of graduation
  37. - stop offering EU Nationals student loans due to low repayment rates (10k EU Nationals currently owe the UK £89 million)
  38. - adding career development to the curriculum
  39. - encouraging schools and colleges to establish links with local business
  40. - classes for entrepreneurship includded in the syllabus (not sure how effective this will be tbh)
  41. - stop closing special schools to help special needs kids
  42.  
  43. Downside
  44. - useless classes on employability which never do anything but waste time in school
  45.  
  46. Family Support
  47. - offer wrap-around childcare between 8am and 6pm during the school term
  48. - require local authorities to keep a record of people willing to provide emergency childcare on short notice
  49. - make place spaces compulary in housing estates
  50. - encourage other locations such as office blocks and housing centres along with public transport hubs to provide nursery/creche
  51. - intitial 50-50 presumption of child time during a divorce/breakup
  52. - remove blanket ban on reporting on placements and adoptions
  53. - require expert witnesses to list previous court cases in which they have given evidence
  54. - publishing case summaries, ekelton arguments, etc of family proceedings on an anonymous basis
  55. - promoting more use of Special guardianship order to ensure children can retain links with their birth-family
  56.  
  57. Elderly and Disabled care/benefits
  58. - keep winter fuel allowance
  59. - free bus passes
  60. - free prescriptions and eye test for all over-60s
  61. - maintain triple lock on pensions
  62. - encourage businesses to fund job placements for the elderly
  63. - put into laws against age discrimination
  64. - invest £2 billion every year into social care to deal with funding crisis
  65. - ban zero-hour contracts for home care workers
  66. - increase dementia treatment and research funding to £400 million/year over the course of the next Parliament
  67. - protect the ability to choose to be cared for at home as long as it is possible to receive care at home
  68. - no cut to disability benefits
  69. - reform the WCA with consultation with disability charities and the disabled in order to better deal with issues diabled people have in entering employment
  70. - increase Carer's Allowance from £62.30 to £73.10 per week to match highest level of Job Seeker's Allowance
  71.  
  72. Migration
  73. They trashed both Labour and the Tories on this page. Its beautiful.
  74. - Establish Migration Control Comission and bring net migration to zer over the next five years
  75. - place moratorium on unskilled and low skilled immigration for 5 years after leaving the EU to aid working class people in finding work
  76. - New International Visa System comprised of four parts
  77. 1 - Work Visas which will priotize high skill workers with job offers of a minimum of £30,000 per annum
  78. 2 - Tourist and Visitor Visas: valid up to twelve months for tourists and those who wish to visit, conduct business, and visit families
  79. 3 - Student Visas: same as normal
  80. 4 - Family Reunion Visas: Places burden of proof back on foreign nationals with regard to showing the primary purpose of their marriage is not to obtain British citizenship (this is really fucking good btw)
  81. - All new migrants will be expected to make contributions in tax and national insurance for at least five consecutive years before they are eligible for UK benefits or claim non-urgent NHS services
  82. - application for Citizenship comes after 5 years of work, paying home taxes, and maintained their medical insurance througout that time period.
  83. - pledge to revoke citizenship of those who obtain it via fraud or deception and deport them
  84. - no amnesty for illegal immigratns
  85. - increase number of immigration compliance and enforcement teams
  86. - migrants who commit crimes resulting in a custodial sentence will have their visa revoked then be detained until deportation
  87. - EU Nationals who entered the UK after March 29th 2017 will not have the automatic right to stay and will lose access to immediate benefits and non-urgent healthcare
  88. -UKIP will test the social attitudes of migration applicants
  89.  
  90. One Law For All
  91. - establish a leal commission to draw up proposals to disband sharia councils
  92. - protect the rights of women with no ideas of cultural ignorance as an excuse for law breaking
  93. - take a zero tolerance stance on FGM, breast ironing, "honour" crimes and killings, and forced marriages
  94. - make failure to report a known case of FGM a crime
  95. - screening check for girls considered to be at risk of FGM including non-invasive physical checks
  96. - carry out additional checks for girls who often leave the UK to countries where FGM is customary
  97. - make FGM an indictable offence with a minimum sentencing of six years
  98. - make breast ironing a specific criminal offence
  99. - add honour crimes to the list of aggravating factors (gives ability to impose greater sentences)
  100. - prosecute all cases of child and forced marriages and refuse British citizenship and/or permanent right to remain to any adult known to have procured a child marriage for themselves or their children
  101. - ensure that the British Legal System will never recognise polygamy
  102. - include information on cultural crimes in safeguarding training for teachers, staff, and school governors
  103. - ban the Niqab and the Burka
  104. - give schools the right to dismiss any teacher supporting rdical mosques or imams
  105. - immediately put special measures into schools found to be exposing kids to Islamism
  106. - Require Ofsted to conduct snap inspections of schools where pupils or staff have raised concerns that:-
  107. - girls are being discriminated against in
  108. - anti-western, anti-semitic, or anti-equality views are being expressed by staff or governors
  109. - Muslims or non-Muslims who do not share hardline views are being bullied or ridiculed
  110.  
  111. Policing, Prison, and Punishment
  112. - train and employ 20,000 more police and 7,000 more prison officers
  113. - reinstate full Stop and Search powers and reduce the amount of paperwork police have to complete each time they use the power
  114. - reduce overcrowding by deporting as many foreign nationals in prison as possible, serve sentences in their country of origin, and appeal against convictions from their country of origin
  115. - bring all those who commit violence in prison before the courts
  116. - prisoners who test positive for illegal drug use while in prison will be limited to closed visits from family and friends
  117. - counteract radicalization of prinsoners by ensuring no prisoner has better perks based on faith
  118. - refuse admission to prisons to any imam, preacher, or individual known to promote views contrary to British values
  119. - give prisoner governors new powers to impose measures to combat Islamic extremism (powers aren't outlined)
  120. - repeal to 2003 Licensing Act and bring in new legislation to reduce density of alcohol outlets while restricting trading times
  121. - Opt out of the European Arrest Warrant while cooperating fully with extradition requests. Refuse to allow extradition for minor crimes, when there is no clear case against them, or when fair trial is viewed as unlikely.
  122.  
  123. Britain's role in the New World
  124. - Look to work with the Trump administration and stop the petty bickering between politicians
  125. - Support the recent tradition of consulting Parliament before forces are committed to combat
  126. - Avoid Britain becoming involved in needless overseas conflicts
  127. - Seek a peaceful resolution to the Israel-Palestine Conflict
  128. - Seek better relations with Russia on the basis that Russia changes policy to remove involvement in politics of Western nations and respect for territorial integrity of other Nations
  129. - Retain Britain's Independent Nuclear Deterrent
  130.  
  131. Defence
  132. - Spend 2% of GDP on defence and scale up defence spending by an additional £1 Billion per year by the end of the Parliament.
  133. - pledge to reverse the de-militarisation of the Nation and rebuild the Armed Forces
  134. - Overhaul the defence procurement process, end the close relationship between ministers, officials and arms firms that lies at the heart of the waste in the defence procurement process
  135. - Continue pledge to create a Veteran's Administration, independent and seperate from the MoD in order to look after veteran's interests.
  136. - VA will issue a Veterans' Service Card to ensure fast-track access to the NHS and mental care, and award a National Defence Medal to all veterans.
  137. - Enforce the law stating a strong military must provide homes for its veterans
  138. - Ensure no veteran is homeless by building eight halfway houses with 200 rooms for veterans
  139. - assign 500 affordable rent homes to ex-forces personnel every year
  140. - Pledge to end legal harassment of ex-service personnel and refuse to permit veterans to be tried for allegations of misconduct from "half a century ago under any circumstances"
  141.  
  142. Other International
  143. - Repeal the law requiring the UK to spend 0.7% of GNI on roeign aid and reduce spending to 0.2% over time saving at least £10 billion/year
  144. - Have a single Minister For Overseas Development working out of the Foreign and Commonwealth Office administer aid
  145. - Construct a dedicated Hospital Ship that carries no arms in order to give it full Geneva Convetion protection
  146. - remove 'unethical tariffs' to aid foreign, developing economies
  147. - secure a FTA with the EU
  148.  
  149. Transport
  150. - Scrap HS2
  151. - Invest in upgrading existing lines to create additional capacity, expand electrification, and improve East-West rail services along with connections across the North of England
  152. - End toll roads
  153. - Support the transition to zero-emission vehicles
  154. - prevent diesel drivers from being penalised through higher taxes, parking fees, or emissions' zones charging
  155. - Provide start-up grants to support community bus services
  156. - Seek to reduce Air Passenger Duty with the long-term goal of scrapping it completely
  157. - Plan to revive aviation at Manston Airport in Kent and support the continued expansion of smaller regional airports
  158. - create a 'BritDisc' to identify all foreign vehicles entering the UK, can be purchased prior to entry and will aid in identifying overseas drivers who break UK traffic laws and facilitate enforcement action prior to their exit of the country
  159.  
  160. Environmental Protection
  161. - Give ancient woodlands 'wholly exceptional status' to make them untouchable. This puts them on par with World Heritage Sites.
  162. - Ammend legislation to promote includsion of trees and open spaces into new developments
  163. - require new developments to use permeable or porous surface materials for single story, ground level domestic car parking, and front gardens as a flood-prevention measure
  164. - investigate the practicality of introducing a deposit scheme on plastic drinks bottles to encourage recycling
  165.  
  166. Farm produce
  167. - subsidies capped at £120,000 per year
  168. - consider transferrance of support to farmers who farm without anti-biotics to combat Anti-Microbial Resistance
  169. - to qualify for subsidies land must be used for genuine agriculture and meet Entry Level Stewardship conditions meaning it must be managed to certain environmental standards
  170. - Organic farmers will be given 25% more
  171. - additional support to hill farmers
  172.  
  173. Animal welfare
  174. - ban live exports for slaughter
  175. - label all ritually killed food as hala or shechita
  176. - regulate animal testing and challenge companies concerned regarding necessity
  177. - install CCTV in every abattoir and deal wil any animal welfare contraventions severely
  178. - Forbid Jewish and Muslim methods of slaughted being carried out by unqualified individuals in unregulated premises - severe punishment for both
  179. - triple the maximum jail sentence for animal cruelty
  180. - impose lifetime bans on owning and/or looking after animal on any individual or company convicted of animal cruelty
  181. - keep the ban on animal testing for cosmetics
  182.  
  183. Energy security
  184. - repeal the 2008 Climate Change Act and support a diverse energy market based on coal, nuclear, shale gas, conventional gas, oil, solar and hydro, as well as other renewables
  185. - Withdraw from the Paris Climate Agreement and EU Emissions Trading Schemes to enhance indsutry competitiveness
  186. - cut VAT from domestic fuel and scrap green levies to reduce household bils
  187. - review ownership and profits of British utilities and the impact on consumers of steadily rising prices with a view that legisltion should be passed given any excesses uncovered
  188. - Invest in shale gase with a ban on drilling for shale in national parks or other areas of outstanding natural beauty
  189.  
  190. Real Democracy
  191. - Propose Proportional Voting System that makes seats match votes
  192. - Scrap on demand postal voting
  193. - Abolish the House of Lords
  194. - Institute an English Parliament
  195. - Half the size of the House of Commons to 325 directly elected members from across the UK according to a PR system
  196. - Hold a referendum once every two years on the issue gaining the highest number of signatures on approved petitions with a legally binding outcome included the Queen's Speech.
  197.  
  198. Keeping it Local
  199. - Review statuatory duties placed on Local Government to assess whether the cost burden on councils and taxpayers can be reduced
  200. - advocate a committee system of local councils
  201. - put prioty on basic needs of the constituents of a council area before councils think about other things - basic needs are collection of rubbish bins promptly and regularly, fixing pot holes, removing fly tips, fixing streetlights, and keeping parks and libraries open
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