Political Parties Flashcards

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What are the primary characteristics of political parties?

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They share similar political values, aim to secure representative seats or form a government, and present manifestos to the public during elections.

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What economic goals did Labour announce in 2024?

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To introduce a new fiscal lock, abolish the non-dom tax loophole, and set up a publicly-owned energy company, Great British Energy.

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What is Labour’s plan for NHS improvement?

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Labour aims to reduce NHS wait times by adding 40,000 more weekly appointments, invest in technology, and address mental health needs with additional staff.

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How did the Liberal Democrats aim to improve welfare and healthcare access?

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By reducing NHS waiting times, increasing recruitment of doctors and nurses, and supporting cost-of-living adjustments.

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What are some distinctive policies of the Green Party?

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Implementing a Universal Basic Income, legalizing cannabis, and introducing a wealth tax on the top 1%.

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What reforms does Reform UK advocate for in the UK political system?

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They support abolishing First-Past-The-Post, introducing Proportional Representation, and electing a representative second chamber.

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What welfare policy has the SNP prioritized?

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Increasing NHS staff pay in Scotland and ensuring mental health improvements.

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How does Reform UK approach welfare in relation to migration?

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They believe reducing illegal migration will reduce pressure on the welfare system.

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What is a significant goal of Reform UK in terms of tax policy?

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Reform UK proposes a lower tax threshold and lifting the 40% income tax bracket to £70,000.

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