match laborer led by the British keir starmerpresented his party’s commitment to reform the constitution, with a particular set of 40 measures, Of the package of reforms that he presented to the University of Leeds, the one that attracted the most attention was to abolish the House of Lords, as it is currently known, and reform it to make it “more democratic”. . The measure, surprising to say the least and it is not known how his party socialites orchestrated it, stemmed from the idea of converting the upper house, at this point “inevitable” as Starmer put it. described in new democratically elected chamber And it complements the work of the House of Commons.
The plan has been announced by the leader of the British Labor Party will apply if he wins next election. submitted plan, which should be submitted to a counseling period Before being included in the election manifesto, include a decentralization of power towards local institutions, beyond the abolition of the House of Lords. Starmer has argued that his strategy, designed by former Prime Minister Gordon Brown, is also present in the presentation, responding to concerns about the “lack of control over his own life” expressed by those polled for 2016. Brexit and those who support Scottish independence,
The Labor leader has assured that Britons are “crying out for a new approach” and has pointed out that, although he supports remaining in the EU, he agrees with the background of those who favor leaving. “They wanted more democratic control over their lives, so they could provide opportunities for the next generationBuild communities they are proud of and have good public services.
More measures included in this scheme. Presented in Leeds, appointing a position responsible for combat corruption in political life and restrictions on deputationists having additional jobs. Under the scheme, British local councils and Home Rule authorities in Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland will receive more skills And economic growth would spread across the country with new industrial centers. Prior to his appearance, Starmer has declared to the media that “at this time” he does not believe it would be beneficial for the United Kingdom to return to the European Union or the Single Community Market, due to all the uncertainties this would entail, and that instead, advocated for “Make Brexit Work” With improvements in a bilateral agreement signed by the Conservative government, which is now led by Prime Minister Rishi Sunak.
