Sentences with phrase «next parliament»

All the major parties have pledged to build hundreds of thousands more homes by the end of next Parliament.

Lib Dem leader says debate on who pays for further government savings will continue well into next parliament

Thus, Labour accepted Osborne's public spending plans and promised to produce a budgetary surplus by the end of next parliament.

Policy of limiting rises to 1 % is damaging health service and must not be pursued into next parliament, say NHS leaders

Taking place from Shepherds Bush Green to Downing Street, the demonstration is also coinciding with the Queen's Speech, which will set out Theresa May's plans for the next Parliament.

Other key policies in the Ukip manifesto include an extra # 11 billion a year for the NHS and social care by the end of the next parliament, funded by cuts in foreign aid.

This progressed all the way to Committee Stage until it ran out of time (when one Parliament ends, all Bills that have not been passed must be re-presented and start again in the next Parliament).

extend the period of statutory maternity pay, maternity allowance and adoption pay initially from 26 to 39 weeks and subsequently to 52 weeks by the end of the next Parliament;

We will pursue the recommendations of the Strategy in the next parliament, along with concerns about the UK's score in the WBTi assessment regarding the low levels of breastfeeding in the UK compared with other countries.

But unless something is done in this spending review to get our economy growing sustainably faster this year and next, and so deliver higher tax revenues and lower spending on unemployment, then the prospects for departmental spending and public services in the next parliament will be much tougher than necessary.

The # 25bn a year for infrastructure investment, # 8bn over the next Parliament for social care and yesterday's pledges on education spending were all more or less as expected.

The opposition wants to see a cap on earnings from second jobs in the next parliament, as well as a ban on MPs taking on new paid directorships and consultancies.

Even if the Government were to implement Labour's growth plan now, given the failure of the last three years it would not avoid the need for cuts in departmental spending in the next Parliament.

Areas like defence, transport, law and order and social care are facing cuts of just under 18 % next parliament, on top of the 18 % they lost last parliament.

After that the Lib Dems will not be bound to Tory proposals for the remainder of the next parliament.

«As well as ending new directorships and consultancies, there should be a limit in the next parliament about how much people can earn on top of their MP's salary,» Miliband says.

This morning's document, setting out the Lib Dems» priorities in the next parliament, promised «further work» to divert users «into treatment or other civil penalties which do not attract a criminal record».

Together with a further # 5 billion of spending in the next parliament and # 20 billion from private investment, made possible by a deal with two groups of British pension funds, he unveiled a «huge commitment to overhauling the physical transport infrastructure of our nation».

The prime minister pledged to raise the tax - free personal allowance to # 12,500 in the next parliament.

Osborne is expected to use his Budget to outline more details of the extended austerity period in the next parliament.

Nearly 100 MPs signed a letter written by Tory MP John Baron calling for the PM to commit to a referendum in the next parliament by passing legislation guaranteeing one would take place.

In 2004 the Sultan announced that for the next parliament, fifteen of the 20 seats would be elected.

This is the real background to this summer's Spending Review - living standards falling, growth flatlining, a deficit reduction plan wildly off track and a coalition forced to extend cuts to public services into the next parliament.

After yesterday's harsh speech from George Osborne promising more austerity in the next parliament, Cameron made a series of pledges on income tax, housing and zero hours contracts to sweeten the pill of continued spending cuts.

Public opinion is being prepared for a massive restoration bill in the next parliament.

Cameron promised to maintain the ring - fencing of the NHS budget into the next parliament, if he was elected prime minister.

As many people take a grim look at the state of their own finances the chancellor did the same with the economy, announcing in a new year speech in Birmingham there must be a further # 25 billion of spending cuts in the next parliament.

If the Finance Bill is not passed by then, its provisions lapse and would have to be re-introduced in the next Parliament.

Today the DWP confirmed during parliamentary questions that small businesses will not have to start automatically enrolling their employees into a pension until the start of the next parliament.

Firstly, the Labour party would extend austerity politics just as the coalition would into the next parliament.

Clegg insisted the British people would ultimately appreciate «we can win in the world by being open» if his coalition colleague David Cameron gets his referendum in the next parliament.

Cameron promised in his Bloomberg speech in Europe to hold an in - out referendum on Britain's future in the EU during the next parliament if the Conservatives win the next general election.

Last month he masterminded a letter of his own on the EU referendum, getting nearly 100 Tories to sign up to his proposal for the coalition to legislation on giving the British public a vote at some time in the next parliament.

In an effort to gain their backing, the culture secretary had offered a generous regeneration fund for Blackpool, as well as hinting the seaside resort could be awarded a super casino in the next parliament.

Not only are the Tories and the Lib Dems going to voters with joint spending plans for the first fifth of the next parliament, the two are now presenting joint capital spending proposals for its entirety.

With the education budget set to be extremely tight in the next parliament, it is vital that all funds are spent on policies where we have concrete evidence that they can make a difference.

It's not law or a Budget, it's just an announcement of spending plans for the first year of the next parliament.

It was tabled by John Baron, who has led pressure on the prime minister to legislate for a referendum to take place in the next parliament.

It even offers a number: # 100 billion is to be spent «over the next parliament».

Ms Watson called on the next parliament to employ a joined - up approach to delivering electoral registration across the country to ensure it meets the electorate's needs.

Kam Lee remains upbeat and unambiguous in his ambition - to help secure an ethnically Chinese Conservative MP in the next Parliament.

The polls come as both men prepare to set out their economic agenda for the next parliament.

The Labour manifesto for the 2010 general election again reiterated support for the third runway subject to environmental conditions, but added that the party «will not allow additional runways to proceed at any other airport in the next Parliament.»

In the next parliament whichever party is in power must find ways of embracing the new expectations of voters about what British politics means.

Labour is conceding the Conservative - backed bill which seeks to guarantee an in - or - out referendum in the next parliament will pass its Commons stages.

The juicy detail, of course, was that if the Conservatives are returned to government at the next election they will hold a referendum by the middle of the next parliament.

Given this, the Queen's Speech needed to be replete with bills to fill the time of the next parliament and reinvigorate the purpose of the Coalition.