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Answer the questions to create your manifesto. Only the "About You" questions are required; the more you fill in, the better your manifesto will be.

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Party and Priorities

In this section please state which party you most closely align with and what would be your 3 main priority areas if you were in the Government.

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Other

What would be your top three priorities if you were Prime Minister?

In Politics it is not just about your priorities, it's also about the way you govern. Select the option that is most important to you:

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Defence and Foreign Policy

With the world looking like an ever more dangerous place defence capabilities and world affairs sit at the top of politicians' priorities

In 2023 Net Migration was at 672 000, one of the highest recorded levels ever. What would be your policies on immigration?

What should happen to the Rwanda Bill? Select one of the below

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In this section, you will be asked to select/come up with health care policies for the NHS.

On a scale of 1 to 10, with 10 being the highest priority, how important is reducing NHS waiting lists to you?

Write a policy on the topic mental healthcare (Do not include any personally identifiable information). Character Limit=200

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Step 6:
Set the Budget

Everything Governments do costs money. Balancing the books is vital! Select what you would spend on in each area but watch out that you don't spend too much! We are just focusing on the major areas of spending which currently add up to £772 Billion. Because we are nice we are going to give you £810 Billion to work with. We will then ask you, in the economy and tax section, how you will spend the extra money you saved or raise the money you need.

All the statistics are based on 2022-23 statistics. Source: https://ifs.org.uk/taxlab/taxlab-key-questions/what-does-government-spend-money

Current total:

772.00 Billion

£

Difference to Budget:

38.00 Billion

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Defence, currently £55.5 Billion

International aid, currently £12.6 Billion

Health Service currently £211.6 Billion

Education, currently £105.5 Billion

Social Security (pensions), currently £141.2 Billion

Social security (working-age and children, benefits), currently £117.5 Billion

Public order and safety, currently £43.9 Billion

Transport, currently £43.6 Billion

Long-term care, currently £28.1 Billion

Housing and community amenities, currently £17.8 Billion

In this section, you will be asked to select/come up with health care policies for the NHS.

Set your income tax rates. First. What percentage of tax should be paid on earnings between £12,571 to £50,270? Currently 20%

What percentage of income tax should be paid on earnings between £50,271 to £125,140? Currently 40%

What percentage of tax should be paid on earnings above £125,140? Currently 45%

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Recently, environmental issues, climate change and social justice have become increasingly spoken about. Now it is your turn to set out what you think should be done

What are the best set of policies to reduce greenhouse gas emissions?

Charge for carbon emissions, and invest in renewable energy.

Balance energy sources, fund clean technology research, and give tax breaks for green choices.

Use market solutions, support nuclear power, and improve carbon capture technology.

Limit the personal use of petrol & diesel cars and reduce aviation.

Should the government participate in international climate agreements?

Yes, active participation in international agreements like the Paris Agreement is crucial for global cooperation in addressing climate change.

Participation should be conditional on fair terms that do not disadvantage the national economy but focus on realistic and achievable commitments.

No the government should prioritise national sovereignty and avoid binding international agreements that may restrict economic freedom and individual liberties.

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Other

Our final section offers you the chance to comment on significant constitutional questions and offers you the chance to add a final policy. Additionally, write your manifesto summary, this will appear at the top of Your Manifesto, so make it good!

Finish the sentence. The House of Lords should be...

Abolished

Kept as it is

Reformed

The purpose of this box is to give you a chance to write a final policy to cover something that may have been missed so far (Do not include any personal details)

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In 2016 the UK voted to leave the EU. What do you think the UK's policy towards EU membership be?

Stay out

Rejoin

We will strike a middle ground deal

Write a short summary/healine paragraph for your manifesto (Do not include any personal details)

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About you

Step 1:
Party and Priorities

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Step 2:
Education Policies

Step 3:
Defence and Foreign Policy

Step 4:
Immigration

Step 5:
Health

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Set the Budget

772.00 Billion

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Economy and Taxation

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Social Justice, Environment and Climate Change

Step 9: Employment

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Welfare State

Step 11: Transport

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Other

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Let's build your manifesto

About you

Step 1: Party and Priorities

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Step 2: Education Policies

Step 3: Defence and Foreign Policy

Step 4: Immigration

Step 5: Health

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Step 6: Set the Budget

772.00 Billion

£

£

Step 7: Economy and Taxation

Step 8: Social Justice, Environment and Climate Change

Step 9: Employment

Step 10: Welfare State

Step 11: Transport

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Other

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Let's build
your manifesto

Step 1:
Party and Priorities

Step 2:
Education Policies

Step 3:
Defence and Foreign Policy

Step 4:
Immigration

Step 5:
Health

Step 6:
Set the Budget

Step 7:
Economy and Taxation

Step 8:
Social Justice, Environment and Climate Change

Step 10:
Welfare State