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Carbon pricing and market mechanisms are the most effective climate solutions

Corporations and governments are responsible—individual consumer choices won't fix climate change

Individual carbon footprint reduction is the primary driver of climate action

Building more high-density housing is the key to solving affordability

Foreign investment in residential property should be restricted to protect affordability

Community land trusts and cooperative housing models offer viable alternatives

Free market competition and deregulation are the best ways to increase affordable housing

Housing should be treated as a right, not a commodity—government intervention is essential

Remote work benefits workers with disabilities and caregiving responsibilities

Hybrid models work better than purely remote or in-office

Remote work deepens inequality between those with home offices and those without

In-office collaboration is essential for innovation and company culture

Remote work increases productivity and should be the default for most jobs

Cross-party long-term funding commitments for health and education

Reforming procurement to prioritise innovation and outcomes

Reducing bureaucracy to free up staff time for delivery

Professionalising management in the public sector

Localising decision-making and devolving budgets

Digital transformation and AI in frontline services

Radical transparency in NHS and council performance data