Rechercher des déclarations

University tuition fees should be substantially reduced and the graduate contribution system reformed to reduce the long-term debt burden.

The hostile environment policy has caused documented harm to legal residents and British citizens and should be formally abolished.

UK citizenship naturalisation requirements should prioritise civic knowledge and democratic values over historical trivia.

Communities experiencing rapid demographic change require additional targeted public investment to maintain social infrastructure.

Britain's ethnic and cultural diversity is a long-term economic and social asset that requires sustained public investment in cohesion infrastructure.

Offshore processing of asylum claims is incompatible with the UK's obligations under the 1951 Refugee Convention and ECHR.

Asylum seekers should have the right to work while their claims are assessed — the prohibition harms integration prospects and public finances.

Net migration targets expressed as absolute numbers are not a credible policy instrument and should be replaced with skills-based assessment frameworks.

The minimum voting age should be reduced to 16 for all UK elections, as it already is for Scottish Parliament and Welsh Senedd elections.

Political donation transparency rules should be substantially tightened to limit the influence of large donors on government policy.

MP recall should be triggerable directly by constituents through a petition threshold, not only through a parliamentary committee.

Voter ID requirements introduced in 2023 disenfranchise legitimately entitled voters more than they prevent fraud.

The Supreme Court's power to hold government actions unlawful under constitutional principles should be protected, not curtailed.

The House of Lords should be replaced by an elected second chamber with a clear democratic mandate.

First-past-the-post should be replaced with proportional representation for UK general elections.

Britain's post-Brexit foreign policy lacks sufficient strategic coherence and needs a comprehensive independent review.

UK overseas development assistance should be restored to 0.7% of GNI as required by the International Development Act.

AUKUS strengthens UK strategic interests in the Indo-Pacific and represents a sound long-term security investment.

Post-Brexit Britain has diminished its diplomatic influence in Europe in ways that damage UK national security interests.

The UK has a particular obligation to sustain military support for Ukraine given its role as a Budapest Memorandum signatory.