British centre left party policies continued

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
A Sample Wage Slip.
Advertisements

18.1 Critical Thinking 1.How did the GI Bill help returning veterans? College tuition, low interest loans 2. What economic challenges did America face.
GCSE Business Studies The External Business Environment Revision Unit 3 Part 3a to
Communism & Capitalism. What is capitalism? Economic system. Believes in individual ownership and competition. The theory is that when everyone is selfish,
Sources: IPPR Factfile: ‘Asylum in the UK’, Crossing Border ‘Press Myths’, Refugee Council ‘The Facts About Asylum, UKBA, UNHCR, ACPO, General Medical.
Welfare, Taxes, and…Growth?
THE FUTURE OF SCOTLAND. POTENTIAL EXAM QUESTION  Explain, in detail, why some people believe that devolution is the best way to make decisions in Scotland.
What are they? Why do we have them?
Social 30 Chapter 3. Words Public property Economic equality Crown Land Crown Corporations.
Article 1 Everyone under the age of 18 has all the rights in the Convention. Definition of the child.
As leader of the Peace and Harmony Party (P.A.H) I present this manifesto to my fellow school friends. It’s our aim to promote our beliefs for which the.
British Politics Who’s Who?. Gordon Brown Labour Tony Blair Labour Sir John Major Conservative Baroness Margaret Thatcher.
Changes to Standard of Living and Leisure. What do we mean by Standard of Living and Leisure? Standard of Living: The quality of life of members of society,
 The body of government officials who are employed in civil occupations that are neither political nor judicial.  In most countries the term refers.
“In this world, nothing is certain but death and taxes”
Will you be Liberal or Conservative?
Increase In Tourism.
English for Lawyers 1 Lecturer: Miljen Matijašević
@EducateCareers To receive fortnightly career resources please ‘opt in’ to Click icons for links to…
How will you vote?.
Various Life Roles.
Employee Pay and Benefits
The Political Party Platforms:
What is poverty? "People are living in poverty if their income and resources (material, cultural and social) are so inadequate as to preclude them from.
Definition Purposes and effects Types Differences Conclusion
Taxes & Government.
York Carers Centre Supporting Carers
R061 Business and Enterprise
Economy (Jobs, Workers, and Taxes)
Tax and Society 1.
Various Life Roles 1.03.
Crime.
What is capitalism? Economic system based on private ownership and on investment of money (capital) in business in order to compete to make a profit. The.
Learn about issues surrounding money
POPULATION Problems.
Citizenship Denied/ Legal v. Illegal Aliens September 25, 2017
International Trade Union Confederation 
Migration and EU citizenship: EU law and rights
Bernie Sanders: Feel the Bern
WHAT IS POVERTY TODAY? Poverty today remains a complex issue involving many interrelated parameters. Parameters that should be seen in a holistic approach.
THE CIRCULAR FLOW OF ECONOMIC ACTIVITY
Unit 8 Income Terms & Definitions
What is Civics? Mr. Gutierrez.
Democratic and Republican Parties
Money Management Chapter Six Notes Employee Pay and Benefits
“In this world, nothing is certain but death and taxes”
RELIGIOUS ATTITUDES TO WORLD POVERTY.
Chapter 3 Sections 3 and 4 3- Duties and Responsibilities of American Citizens 4- Forms of Government.
Communism Versus Capitalism
Democrats vs. Republicans
International economics
How does our money benefit everyone?
Duties and Responsibilities of Citizens
the right to shelter and private property (RN #5)
Resolving the issues about Asylum Seekers and Refugees
Increase In Tourism.
Solidarity Defining: Solidarity is all about being united, working
Communism & Capitalism
Lesson 4 - Lesson objective
What the Parties Say – Race and Immigration
Communism & Capitalism
Communism & Capitalism
Communism & Capitalism
Essential Question: How did the political theories of socialism and communism reflect the changes brought about by the period of industrialization?
International Trade Center
GCSE Business Studies - Human Resources
Universal Declaration of Human Rights
GCSE Business Studies - Human Resources
UNISON Birmingham Branch
European National Regional
Presentation transcript:

British centre left party policies continued Continued policies.

Tax We support taxing the biggest corporations 20-30% and the smaller companies 5%, this we feel will help pay wages of the smaller companies. We support taxing people a set amount based on their annual income, so for example there would be four different groups where if you earn less than 16,000 per year, you get taxed 3%, you get taxed 5% if you earn 17,000 to 30,000 and 10% 30-60,000 and 15-20% over 60,000 annually. We do not think people who are on the dole and have no job should have help with housing benefit or council tax, unless that person is disabled, has recently lost their job, or they have a family. We believe scrapping beer and pasty tax. We would abolish the bedroom tax, but distribute housing to the appropriate people, so no 4 bed housing for two people, or 2 bed house for a family of 5. We believe that we need a fair tax system which does not punish the poo, but equally does not punish those who do well for themselves.

Military and defence We do not support military bases abroad, We do not support training and arming other military, We think we should give more help to military personnel who have post traumatic stress syndrome, We should ban aggressive advertisement of military and RAF, Navy, which we see are used as a means to coerce young boys and girls into a dangerous job. We think people should only join military if they genuinely should want to. we think soldiers should abide by the laws of war, and anything that conflicts with that should be punished according to military law.

Housing We believe in building more affordable housing, We believe in building more centres for homeless people, We believe in a fair society where the rich and foreigners do not buy out houses so the poor have nowhere to live, We support safety checks at all tower blocks, We would eradicate areas where disproportionate amount of the same people are there, whether it is polish, Muslim or black, it does not matter we believe in full integration. We believe in building less university residential flats, We support the right to buy council houses system. We think that no house should be run down, we support the idea that if a landlord has died then the council can take the properties as we do not want to see houses wasted as is the case specifically in Morecambe.

Emergency services We support all emergency services in the line of duty, There should be a single independent complaints commission for all emergency services complaints, it should have lawyers and criminal experts who have no affiliation with the emergency services. We support tougher sentences for emergency service personnel who are found guilty of misconduct, We support more police on the beat, especially in tourist areas and places which are known for crime, We believe all police have to have body cameras anybody found not to have one should be disciplined, We support armed police in major tourist hotspots, We believe armed police should only shoot to kill if it is the last resort, We think that emergency services should all get a set amount of pay but do not support them striking.

Family We support male maternity pay and time off, We support more foster parents,

Local communities We support more CCTV, especially in alleyways, We support more street lights and better street lighting, We support more outside gyms in Morecambe and other areas Lancashire and the UK. We think that there should be more community centres and more parks built Canals and seas, rivers should be cleaned and beaches cleaned up, We support better integration from central government to local government, We think should be regular meetings between local government and the central government We think should be more sports societies and activity societies which are cheaper and bring community together.

Economy We believe in a strong economy based on fair tax system and an economy where those who want to work are rewarded. We believe that the economy can be strong through global trading, a fair tax system, the a cut of foreign and military aid, and a increasing tourism, along with creation of more jobs and therefore more people using public transport, and the mandatory health card scheme.

Pensions We believe that rich pensioners should not be given state pensions, only worker pensions, We support everybody having worker pensions, We support state pensions for pensioners who are not classed as rich. We do not support any policy where pensioners would see their state pension decreased.

Immigration We should have serious and robust vetting, We should not allow anybody in our country who has committed violent or serious crimes, We should limit permanent immigration from EU and the world, We support foreign students coming to study here as long as they are either paying themselves or have financial help from their own country, We do not support allowing war criminals into our country and to live here, We think that no British criminal should be allowed to travel out of the country, Stronger border control, Should me more visa free travel from the UK to abroad as long as they have not committed serious crimes, they are travelling for business or leisure, and that they have enough money. We support refugees coming here to join their families as long as they have a job or that they have study, we do not support people coming to the country with no intention of a job people should show that they have been offered a job or have qualifications for a job.