Specific policy ideas in the pamphlet include:
> Flat tax based on a single rate of 22 per cent, a personal allowance of £10,000 and an overall tax cut of £40 billion, which would take millions of low-paid workers and pensioners out of tax altogether.> Reducing the size and reach of the state.> Proclaiming the supremacy of Parliament and renegotiating British membership of the EU.> Repeal of the Human Rights Act and withdrawal from the European Convention on Human Rights> Returning agriculture, fishing and the environment to national control.> Education vouchers to give parents and pupils a real choice of schools and to lever up standards through competition.> Restructuring the NHS so that hospitals are no longer owned and run by the state.> Tax breaks for marriage to strengthen the traditional two-parent family and to remove perverse financial incentives for family breakdown.> Directly elected sheriffs with the power to appoint and dismiss chief constables> Measures to curb the growing tendency of senior judges to seek to make the law rather than just apply it.> A new Tory emphasis on green issues.
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