political parties key evidence Flashcards

1
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in 2020 what income did Labour report from membership fees?

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£34.5 million

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between July to September of 2022 how much did the Conservatives report in donations?

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over £3 million

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3
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Give 3 key factors of the Tory manifesto in 2019

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spend £6.3bn upgrading energy efficiency of over 2 million homes

pensions will rise by 2.5% each year

commitment to net 0 by 2050

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4
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examples of tory policies introduced recently

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Rwanda
Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Act of 2022 placed restrictions on protest rights

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5
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Give 3 key factors of the Labour manifesto in 2019

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increase in NHS budged by 4.3%
a 2nd Brexit referendum
abolish private schools’ charitable status

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examples of Labour policies introduced recently

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starter has pledged to increase tax on top 5% of earners
end privatisation of NHS
Starmer called the Rwanda bill ‘unethical’

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Lib Dem 2019 promises

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legalise cannabis, stop Brexit 1p increase in income tax for the NHS

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SNP 2019 promises

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stop Brexit, increase paternity leave to 12 weeks, all new cars electric by 2032

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9
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Describe the 2000 Political parties elections and Referendum Act

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an attempt to regulate party funding by putting an overall limit on party spending in general election campaigns and required parties to declare all donations over £5,000 to Electoral Commission

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10
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Indivudlas and entities cannot donate more than how much in a given year without the donation being publicly disclosed?

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£7,500

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11
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What is short money?

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public funding of political parties - there are strict criteria for parties to qualify for this including number of seats and votes a party has

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12
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when was short money introduced?

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1975

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13
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By what percent did Torys increase its fees by in 2022?

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56% - to £39.00 per yr

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14
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Describe the Frank Hester scandal and with donations

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He has given the Tories £15 million in the last year - with £5 million after his racist comment about Dianne Abbott that made him ‘want to hate all black women’ and that she ‘should be shot’

The Tories have not returned this money and have accepted it

links to bribery?!

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15
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Cranbourne money?

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subsidised for opposition to scrutinise the House of Lords over how democratic they can be

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