College Green Group https://validator.w3.org/feed/docs/rss2.html Make Britain a clean energy superpower Build an NHS fit for the future Britain reconnected Break down the barriers to opportunity Home £1 billion will be spent during the 2024-29 Parliament to increase the roll-out of technologies that capture atmosphereic carbon dioxide and carbon doixide produced in Britain and store this captured carbon dioxide to keep it out of the atmosphere. £1.5 billion will be spent during the 2024-29 Parliament on building new large ‘Gigafactories’ to increase the factory floor space and production output of the British automotive industry. £1.8 billion will be spent during the 2024-29 Parliament to upgrade Britain’s ports and to build supply chains to ensure goods imported and exported to and from Britain, and moved within Britain, can do so in higher volumes and more efficiently. £2.5 billion will be spent during the 2024-29 Parliament to rebuild the British domestic steel production industry. £500 million will be spent during the 2024-29 Parliament to support the manufacture of green hydrogen technology which could be capable of producing large amounts of energy with little to no greenhouse gas emissions as a result. 1.5 Million new homes will be built during the 2024-29 Parliament, whilst also creating new jobs, this will correspond to 300,000 houses per annum for each year of the 2024-29 Parliament. A ‘Hillsborough Law’ must be introduced, and place a legal duty of candour on public servants and authorities, and provide legal aid for victims of disasters or state-related deaths by the end of the 2024-29 Parliament. A ‘National Music Education Network’ will be created to provide greater information on courses and classes for parents, teachers and children, so increasing access and opportunity to greater numbers of people. A British Jobs Bonus of £500 million per year will be introduced in 2026 as an incentive to clean energy developers to provide good jobs and build manufacturing supply chains within the UK, potentially attracting more international clean energy developers. A comprehensive mortgage guarantee scheme will be introduced to support first-time buyers through lower mortgage costs. A direct entry scheme must be created for detectives by the end of the 2024-29 Parliament. A Fit for the Future fund will be created to double the number of CT and MRI scanners availiable in NHS England facilities compared with the numbers of each availiable in NHS England pre-July 2024 by the end of the 2024-29 Parliament. A fixed-term Covid Corruption Commissioner will be employed to try and recoup public money that was lost due to fraud or undelivered contracts during the Covid-19 Pandemic. A formal consultation will be held within the 2024-29 Parliament on replacing the House of Lords with an ‘alternative’ second chamber that will be ‘more representative’ of the regions and nations of the United Kingdom, presumably with a quota of representatives from every UK region and Home Nation that might reflect the population sizes of each region and nation. A formal Review will be launched by the Government to outline how best to protect leaseholders from unfair costs that are not their faults – like paying for the replacement of poor/dangerous/illegal cladding on a building they hold the leasehold within – and ensure that remediation for ongoing disputes, past costs and demanded payments from building freehold owners occurs as quickly as possible, possibly with new powers for the Government or devolved or local authorities to step in mediate and/or adjudicate. A framework will be put in place to ensure that new teacher entering the classroom has, or is working towards, Qualified Teacher Status (a legal requirement to teach in many English schools). A full legal ban on all conversion practices and conversion therapies will be enacted and made ‘trans-inclusive’ to protect all LGBT+ individuals from suffering under these practices, making a change from the previous Government’s refusal to fully legally ban such practices by exempting some on religious grounds. A full right to equal pay will be introduced for disabled people, perhaps by expanding the Equality Act 2010, to end any percieved or actual discrimination between disabled and non-disabled workers. A land-use framework will be introduced as well as improving environment land management schemes for the betterment farmers and nature. A law will be passed to ensure public premises and events are better prepared for terrorist attacks and ready to respond. A Military Strategic Headquarters will be established in the first week of the 2024-29 Parliament (July 2024). A National Care Service will be created that is regulated and mandated to hit existing national standards set out for Adult Social Care and to address any inconsistencies in the quality or access to care in this sector across the entire United Kingdom, stamping out any regional inequalities. A National Wealth Fund, comparable to existing foreign equivalents like the Norwegian Govereign Pension Fund (sovereign wealth fund) will be capitalised with £7.3 billion to invest in Britain to encourage economic growth, growth in the value of the National Wealth Fund, major investments in Britain and its renewable energy infrastructure. A National Wealth Fund, comparable to existing foreign equivalents like the Norwegian Govereign Pension Fund (sovereign wealth fund) will be capitalised with £7.3 billion to invest in Britain to encourage economic growth, growth in the value of the National Wealth Fund, major investments in Britain and its renewable energy infrastructure. A nationwide standard for England and Wales regarding the procurement of equipment, services, police to drive costs down and improve efficiency across the police force. A new ‘Gender Recognition’ law will be created to replace existing legislation, with the expressed aim of removing ‘indignities’ for transgender individuals who are seeking formal recognition and ‘acceptance’, however, this law would concurrently retain the need for a diagnosis of gender dysphoria from a specialist doctor in order for transgender individuals to be legally/formally/medically recognised and accepted. A new ‘Growth and Skills Levy’ will be created, and the new Skills Englandbody will consult on this Levy, to ensure skilled qualifications (presumably from Sixth Forms, other Colleges, Technical Excellence Colleges, apprenticeship schemes, etc.) provide value for money. This could also include qualifications and skills taught/obtained from universities, though this is less likely than vocational/technical training paths. A new ‘Skills England’ body will be established with the expressed aim to bring together business, training providers and unions with national and local government to ensure that there is a more highly-trained workforce than pre-July 2024, as a part of the Government’s plan to deliver its 2024 Manifesto commitment of delivering a new Industrial Strategy for Britain. A new Armed Forces Covenant will be brought fully into law with measures to improve the treatment and lives of members and families of the Armed Forces. A new Armed Forces Covenant will be brought fully into law with measures to improve the treatment and lives of members and families of the Armed Forces. A new Border Security Command will be created to strenghten British border security from illegal acts. A new Council of the Nations and Regions will be created to provide regular and formal opportunities for the Prime Minister and Heads of Devolved Government to collaborate. A new cross-government strategy will be created by the Government with the explicit aim of tacking and ending homelessness in the UK, which will entail working with Mayors and Councils across the country to help design and implement the strategy. Funding and powers could be devolved to local authorities under this scheme as part of its delivery. A new Dentistry Rescue Plan, 700,000 additional urgent dental appointments, and additional NHS dentists must recruited and created. A new Excellence in Leadership Programme will be created by the Government to create a mentoring framework that expands the capacity of headteachers and leaders to improve their schools A new expanded fraud strategy to tackle the full range of threats, including online, public sector and serious fraud will be created by the Government by the end of the 2024-29 Parliament. A new Football Governance Bill will establish an independent regulator to ensure the financial sustainability of English football clubs, promote fair play, and give fans a stronger voice in club management. Currently, owners, investors, and boards control debts, spending, and ticket prices, leading to issues like Derby County’s bankruptcy and the controversial Super League proposal. A new framework will be created to help Britain deal with state-based domestic security threats based on the existing approach for dealing with non-state terrorism. A new frmaework of rules will be created to ‘ensure the quality’ of new appointments into either the House of Lords or the proposed ‘alternative’ second chamber that has been proposed to replace the existing House of Lords. A new HIV action plan in England will be created and published, presumably by the Government and/or NHS England, in pursuit of ending new HIV cases and diagnoses by 2030. A new independent Ethics and Integrity Commission, with its own independent Chair, will be established to increase the standards in public life, and rules, regulations and sanctions for those in breach will likely be created, along with a new published Code of Conduct. A new mandatory retirement age for the House of Lords, and presumably also for the proposed ‘alternative’ second chamber proposed by the 2024 Labour Manifesto, will see all sitting Members of the second chamber mandated to retire at the end of the Parliament in which they reach the age of 80. A new Military Strategic Headquarters and a National Armaments Director will be created by the new Governmen to help define the direction of strategy for HM Armed Forces and to oversee the increase in the procurement and manufacure of armaments for HM Armed Forces going forwards. A new Modernisation Committee will be established with the intention of reforming House of Commons procedures, driving up standards, and improving working practices. This could include measures to expel members more easily who are ‘disgraced’, enabling greater proxy voting or digital voting, and other such ‘modern’ methods. A new National Data Library will be created to integrate existing research programmes, helping to deliver data-driven public services.