Britain’s once-thriving communities are threatened by poor integration, creating separate cultures, parallel institutions, and a two-tier system with different rules for different cohorts.
This division is unfair, dangerous, and risks fostering extremism rather than unity, it must stop.
That is why we are launching a Cultural and Integration Commission👇:
Protected characteristics will not be used as positive criteria for hiring, promotion, admissions, or procurement.
There will be no more state-sponsored division. Every public body will act based on merit and competence, not grievance and quotas.
We will ensure that from education to policing, there is one fair set of rules that apply to everyone. We will review every single code of practice to ensure standardisation across public bodies and prevent them from doing their own thing.
Our curriculum should tell a coherent national story. One that is inclusive of the many people who have come to Britain, but without the grievance or guilt which is corroding our cultural confidence.
Teachers, lecturers, public servants and employers must be able to state basic facts and uphold standards without being intimidated into silence.
We will end the cancel culture and intimidation that stops people from doing the right thing.
We will ensure that anti-discrimination measures are not misused in ways that undermine meritocratic principles. We want to make sure the system encourages people to integrate and become part of the wider community.
So that we tackle both the ideology on extremism and separatism and identify the conditions that let it grow.
This is being led by Shadow Home Secretary Chris Philp and Shadow Justice Secretary Nick Timothy, and supported by former Prison Governor Ian Acheson.
They will report back with specific, actionable policies before Conservative Conference this Autumn.
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