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Policy Papers - Autumn 2019

FPC Policy Papers

These are policy papers that have been approved for debate by the Federal Policy Committee. If the accompanying motions that endorse these papers are passed by Conference, these papers are made Party policy.

A Fairer Share for All - Policy Paper 136 | Full Paper

Save the NHS and Social Care by Stopping Brexit - Policy Paper 137 | Full Paper

United Against Crime - Policy Paper 138 | Full Paper

Tackling the Climate Emergency - Policy Paper 139 | Full Paper

FPC Consultation Paper

This paper has been prepared by a Policy Working Group as part of their consultation with the Party. It will inform a consultative session at lunchtime on Saturday 14 September.

The Nature of Public Debate - Consultation Paper 140 | Full Paper

Spokesperson's Papers

These are papers that have been prepared by spokespeople that provide background for the accompanying policy motion. Unlike FPC policy papers, only the policy motion (and not the paper) is adopted as Party policy if the motion is passed.

Building Railways Fit for the 21st Century (Baroness Randerson) | Full Paper

Business Tax Reform:Fair for society and fair for business | Full Paper

Open Britain: Policies to Support the Tourism Industry (Baroness Doocey) | Full Paper

Personal Education and Skills Accounts: Recommendations from the Independent Commission on Lifelong Learning | Full Paper

Turning Lives Around: Rehabilitation and Cutting Reoffending (Lord Marks and Lord German) | Full Paper

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