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Require a referendum for any policy that breaches the governments manifesto

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The government should not be able to act in away which goes against their manifesto pledges. We believe the manifesto is what drives the people to vote for government. If the government wishes to break the manifesto then we the public should have a vote in a referendum.

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Require a referendum for any policy that breaches the governments manifesto

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The government should not be able to act in away which goes against their manifesto pledges. We believe the manifesto is what drives the people to vote for government. If the government wishes to break the manifesto then we the public should have a vote in a referendum.

National
213 reactions·100% agree
Sir Keir Starmer

Sir Keir Starmer

Prime Minister

Prime Minister

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