Review anti-corruption laws around private profit in public office
Review legislation aimed at preventing corruption in public office. Consider creating a new independent body responsible for ensuring public officials cannot profit from private industry through their roles, both during and after their time in office.
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Review implementation of Public Service Pensions and Judicial Offices Act 2022
Launch a review into the implementation of the Public Service Pensions and Judicial Offices Act 2022 to investigate Government compliance with the requirements of the Act. We believe the Government has not provided the resources required to deliver what was required by the PSPJOA2022.
Review the tax affairs of all sitting MPs for public peace of mind
Government or Parliament should initiate a review of the finances of all sitting MPs for all years they have sat in office. The review should make sure they were conducting themselves according to the law regarding taxation, including with regards to their assets.
Make lobbying for private gain entirely illegal in the UK
Make lobbying for private gain illegal removing direct influence of private individuals, corporations, and interest groups over lawmakers. Under this approach, elected officials would be prohibited from meeting with or accepting input from any entity seeking to influence legislation for private gain
Water company privatisation and public reinvestment concerns
Public concern over water company performance, £85 billion extracted from bills with minimal reinvestment, and proposed changes that benefit shareholders over public interest and environmental protection.
Review anti-corruption laws around private profit in public office
Review legislation aimed at preventing corruption in public office. Consider creating a new independent body responsible for ensuring public officials cannot profit from private industry through their roles, both during and after their time in office.
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New legislation to improve performance of companies in the public interest
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Review implementation of Public Service Pensions and Judicial Offices Act 2022
Launch a review into the implementation of the Public Service Pensions and Judicial Offices Act 2022 to investigate Government compliance with the requirements of the Act. We believe the Government has not provided the resources required to deliver what was required by the PSPJOA2022.
Review the tax affairs of all sitting MPs for public peace of mind
Government or Parliament should initiate a review of the finances of all sitting MPs for all years they have sat in office. The review should make sure they were conducting themselves according to the law regarding taxation, including with regards to their assets.
Make lobbying for private gain entirely illegal in the UK
Make lobbying for private gain illegal removing direct influence of private individuals, corporations, and interest groups over lawmakers. Under this approach, elected officials would be prohibited from meeting with or accepting input from any entity seeking to influence legislation for private gain
Water company privatisation and public reinvestment concerns
Public concern over water company performance, £85 billion extracted from bills with minimal reinvestment, and proposed changes that benefit shareholders over public interest and environmental protection.