To deliver a stronger economy it's vital our country lives within it's means.
That's why we've unveiled £47 billion worth of savings, to reduce the deficit and enable us to responsibly deliver tax cuts.
Our economic plan also involves reducing electricity costs with our Cheap Power plan and cutting regulations that are holding businesses back.
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Total savings: £47 Billion.
For every £1 saved in public spending, at least half will go towards reducing the deficit.
And the remainder will go towards affordable tax cuts and other pro-growth measures like:
We've made it clear: The 2050 Net Zero target is impossible.
We all want to protect the environment. But not by imposing unfair costs on working people and businesses.
We will:
We’ll free businesses from unnecessary red tape that holds back growth. To improve this we will:
We are reviewing all regulations that are holding businesses back and we'll be announcing more deregulations in due course.
We back people who work hard, want to start a family and save up to do so.
More homes are needed, but Labour’s flagship planning reforms will not work. They are building homes in the countryside and not in towns and cities where people want to live.
We want to build more homes, in the right places, to support young families.
We will rewrite the London Plan, clearing the path to tens of thousands of new homes in our capital.
In addition to abolishing Stamp Duty Land Tax on primary residences and our First Job Bonus, we will also:
By leaving the ECHR we can implement our BORDERs plan, deport all illegal arrivals and ensure the British politicians you elect decide who comes to our country and who doesn't.
After a detailed report from Shadow Attorney General Lord Wolfson, the Conservatives have concluded that Britain must leave the ECHR.
Leaving the ECHR will be challenging and complex. It will require a review of over 30 years of domestic legislation and international relations, and a union-wide approach, especially with respect to Northern Ireland.
Only the Conservative Party has done the necessary work to ensure this is done in an orderly way.
So that Britain can chart a brighter future outside the Convention, where British politicians, accountable to voters, make laws, not overseas judges.
Once Britain is outside the European Court of Human Rights, we can implement our BORDERS plan. A tougher and more detailed strategy than anything proposed by other parties.
View more information about our BORDERS plan here.
We announced our Deportation Bill earlier in the year. We are now able to go further, developing stronger policy on legal immigration, enabled by Lord Wolfson’s review and our decision to leave ECHR. We will say more on cutting legal immigration soon.
Weak borders, and a weak economy put our NHS, our school system and our police forces at threat.
Strengthening our economy and strengthening our borders allows us to safeguard the future of vital public services, invest in policing to crush crime and robustly assert Britain's national interests on the world stage.
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We would rewrite sentencing guidelines so that stealing from tradespeople or farmers is recognised as a serious, aggravated offence, not a minor inconvenience.
The NHS will remain free at the point of use under a Conservative government.
That’s only possible with a strong economy, and leadership with the backbone to ensure the NHS works for patients, taxpayers and staff.
Labour have allowed NHS strikes to continue despite a 28.9% pay rise.
Enough is enough.
The Conservative Party will legislate for minimum service levels and ban doctors from striking to protect patient safety.
The Conservatives believe in individual liberty and responsibility. We're standing up to those who would erode free expression and personal choice.
We will always put Britain’s national interest first by ensuring our foreign policy strengthens our sovereignty, defends our allies, and advances British prosperity and security worldwide.
We:
