Cameron outlines immediate 10-point plan on gaining office

**-:Undertaker:-** · 02-10-2009, 01:30 PM

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...n-2-years.html

1. Freeze council tax for two years, saving typical families £200;

2. Re-assess 2.6m people on Incapacity Benefit in a welfare clampdown;

3. Replace Human Rights Act with a Bill of Rights:

4. Reduce number of MPs by 10 per cent, ministers pay by 5 per cent, cut quangos;

5. Honour the Military Covenant and ensure troops are properly equipped;

6. Cut corporation tax to create jobs, reform inheritance tax to encourage saving, reward marriage and families via tax and benefits;

7. Sort out national debt and public spending;

8. Give head teachers the final say on exclusions to restore discipline in schools;

9. Suspend ratification of the Lisbon Treaty if it is not in force and hold a referendum;

10. Double magistrates' sentencing powers from six months to a year, harsher penalties for knife crime, cut police paperwork so more are on the beat

It sounds good, but i'm going to wait until he installs it as policy before i'm fully behind them. The thing with David Cameron is that we get so many different things said its hard to make up your mind about him, I do hope though that he can fix this country because if he can't we'll have Labour back in office again who will well and truly be able to finish this country off then.

What are your thoughts on David Cameron?

kk. · 02-10-2009, 01:38 PM

Sort out national debt and public spending.. seems pretty open lol.

also:

reform inheritance tax to encourage saving

Not the best thing to do to try and stimulate the economy, making them save

also, i didnt read what you said. Purple and blue fonts dont fare well on the non habbo skin