Universal Standard Income
A financial foundation, built on participation.
A Universal Standard Income for adults aged 21 and over, introduced progressively over ten years and linked to a participation requirement with defined exemptions.
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Forty proposals, published one at a time. Released proposals can be read in full; unreleased proposals are listed so the shape of the programme is visible from the start.
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A financial foundation, built on participation.
A Universal Standard Income for adults aged 21 and over, introduced progressively over ten years and linked to a participation requirement with defined exemptions.
One transparent system, taxed at the margin.
A single progressive Income Tax structure with five marginal bands, designed to be read alongside the Universal Standard Income, the abolition of employee National Insurance and reform of the Personal Allowance.
A social-care safety net — not another NHS.
Create a National Care Service as a targeted safety net for people who cannot afford essential social care or end-of-life care, funded by a proposed 1% Care Levy on gross income.
Keep universal healthcare — change the model that delivers it.
Retain universal healthcare while reforming how it is financed and delivered: compulsory qualifying health insurance for every resident, regulated competition between providers, and government assistance so nobody is left without cover.
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