The Promise

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launched The Liberal Democrats , in the 2019 election program, with the slogan Stop Brexit Build A better future. He wants to submit to introduce the guidelines of The Party , should he win the election.

running to 96 pages, and includes commitments on a wide range of topics, with the UK's EU-exit, and the NHS in the foreground. But what are the promises that grab the attention of The Public , and possibly the voters to win on election day, December 12? are

1. Stop BrexitArticle 50 would be revoked, and out of it cancelled.

The Words "STOP BREXIT" appear in large letters on The Front of the Manifesto. Unique among the UK-wide parties, the Liberal Democrats are promising to revoke article 50 immediately and stop the UK leaving the EU without a further referendum.

The Promise of work, a different voice, and the Conservatives, who are promising to leave the EU in January, would offer. The Liberal Democrats believe that the clarity of this approach, you won votes in the European elections and a vote-winner again. It also supports its plans to increase public expenditure, the Liberal Democrats say the verb would Remain to give body in the EU £50 billion "bonus" for the Economy - money that could be spent on public services.

This Directive applies to the whole of the United Kingdom.

2. A penny Income Tax increase for the NHSRaise £7 billion a year over five years - to spend a total of £35bn on the NHS and social care.

Of a penny in the pound Extra on Income Tax earmarked for the NHS and social care. But this is a vague concept and simply means The Party has Promised £7 billion in the year more for health and social care and is determined, how the revenue could be increased. It will be hard to track exactly how The Money is spent.

in the longer term, The Party wants taxes to a dedicated health and care. the so-called "seizure", to reassure voters of their money for important public services. The big problem is that in an economic downturn, the tax could be revenue fall, and, if so, would cutting forced the government to health and care spend? If the Ministry of Finance was obliged to top up the funding from the Central pot, would lose the advantages of the attachment.

Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland , all of their own health services, but you will also benefit from any additional resources.

3. Free childcareAll children aged two to four will qualify for the 35-hour week, 48 weeks of the year.

This is a striking and potentially eye-wateringly promise expensive choice. According to The Independent economists of The Institute of Fiscal Studies, it would represent an Extra £13 billion a year, which is four-and-a-half times higher than the current level of expenditure.

This is a more expensive offer, the criticism could attract as a great giveaway for some better-off parents, not help, the poorest children who benefit The Most . Currently, all three to four work-year-old with both parents, be able to access 30 hours free childcare, if one of the parents earns More Than £100,000 per year.

childcare is a devolved issue.

4. Generate 80% of electricity from renewable achieve this goal by 2030, the emissions of carbon sinks.

Even by the standards of a choice of employees, this goal is ambitious. We are already on the path of rapid decarbonization - with 40% of our electricity production from wind, solar and biomass-in the third quarter of this year.

And recently, the government projections suggest that the contribution rises to almost 50% in the next ten years. So the Liberal Democrats " plan for 80% would mean the rapid development of many more solar systems and Wind Turbines both on land and on the sea. Only the Green Party provides for a faster transition.

These objectives apply to the whole of the United Kingdom.

5. Taxes frequent flyer those that the majority of international flights face a tax, while the costs would come down for people who have one or two international flights a year.

The statistics suggest a frequent-flyer-fee is justified. More Than half of the respondents from The Department for transport in 2014, said they would not have taken any flights in The Last 12 months. The Lib-Dems " policy is less radical when you consider that people only take one or two flights a year would pay less tax. The UK already has one of the highest rates of Airport Passenger Duty in The World .

Surprisingly, airline bosses are against an increase. Ultimately, they were able to pass all additional costs to the passengers. Then It Comes down to whether your customers are willing to pay more. With air impact on the climate in sharp focus, some sort of tax reform is inevitable.

This Directive applies in England , Wales and Northern Ireland . Air taxes are now to Scotland.

6. Recruit 20,000 more teachersSpend £10. 6bn More Than a year on the school and hire thousands of new teachers by the end of the next Parliament.

The Promise of a further 20,000 teachers in England 's schools, and decreasing class can supply sizes are deceptively difficult to. Schools in England to decide how they spend their own budgets. Many of the contributions that have been disappeared support staff such as counselors or librarians.

the headmaster again, these posts first. There is so much pressure to get results, the teachers ' jobs are often The Last to go, although some are quiet, not replaced. There are 453,400 teachers already in England , but there is also a population bulge hit secondary schools, the due to the continue up to the year 2025. So while the primary class could shrink sizes, secondary classes could grow.

education is complete every part of the UK devolved.

7. Cannabis legalize to break help, handle The Criminal gangs through the implementation of a legal, regulated market for cannabis.

the legalization of the recreational use of cannabis for adults, is one of The Most radical of the Lib-Dems' proposals that first appeared in his 2017 Manifest. The Lib Dems believe that it would help "break the grip" of The Criminal gangs that profit from the lucrative trade in illegal drugs. And it is a strong argument.

But evidence suggests legalization would not end the cannabis black market for the under 18-year-olds, even for those with more potent varieties. There is also the concern that it could lead to increased use of the drug and act as a gateway to more harmful substances - this is the reason why most of The Other Political Parties are not the same, courageous commitment.

This Directive applies to the whole of the United Kingdom.

8. Train freezing faresThe freeze for all peak time and season tickets for the next parliamentary term.

many commuters in many parts of England suffered from an unreliable service for a long time. So is a rate freeze for all peak time and season tickets seems to be...fair!

The Liberal Democrats say that the taxpayers are footing The Bill . They reckon it costs £1. 6bn over five years. For the framework, operation and maintenance of the British rail-infrastructure-costs about £6bn a year. If you consider inflation, the policy makes train travel cheaper.

the more complex the question of How To make it better. The Liberal Democrats are committed to the completion of the HS2 high-speed rail, the additional capacity would be. You say you would. £15bn to spend on improvements to the existing rail infrastructure in The Last five years To spend on current rates.

railway tariff provisions are to be transferred.

9. They give zero-hours workers a 20% risePay boost the higher minimum wage for people working on zero-hours contracts.

some form of pay-a bonus for unsafe work was proposed. Matthew Taylor , who led a review into the UK to work, exercise, added, in imitation of a similar policy in Australia, where a 25% premium to jobbing to.

Jonathan Cribb , a senior research economist at The Institute for Fiscal Studies, says The Proposal is interesting for two reasons: It could reduce The Number of companies that want to hire people on zero-hours contracts, and it could mean that people in regular employment could also try a zero-hours contract because they like the flexibility. He says: "So, basically, it could also be less opportunities for these contracts and more people on the search for you "

This Directive applies to the majority of workers in the UK.

10. Resettlement of 10,000 refugees per year In the next 10 years, 10,000 more unaccompanied refugee children in the UK.

Since the year 2015, approximately 16,000 refugees sanctuary found under the vulnerable Person's resettlement programme, which was Set Up for those affected by The Conflict In Syria . In June, the government announced that in 2020 the program with a global resettlement project for 5,000 refugees per year, would replace it.

This Directive applies to the whole of the United Kingdom.

11. Difficult borrowing rules and targeted tax risesBrexit bonus funds new teacher, flying taxes against Climate Change .

you Bring the supply of new homes in line with demand.

liberal democrats, jo swinson

Source of news: bbc.com