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What is your party's response to the scandal over MPs' expenses? United Kingdom Independence Party - 21st Aug, 2009 Click link to view: UKIP MEPs pledge transparency
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What is your party's response to the scandal over MPs' expenses? Plaid Cymru - 21st Aug, 2009 Click link to view: Plaid leader says political crisis shows Westminster has no moral authority to block further devolut
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What is your party's response to the scandal over MPs' expenses? Labour - 21st Aug, 2009
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What is your parties position on the DNA database? Would you work to expand or reduce it? Liberal Democrats - 25th Jun, 2009 Click link to view: We believe that innocent people’s DNA should not be held indefinitely on the police database.
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Liberal Democrats - 18th Jun, 2009 Click link to view: We believe the government should scrap the wasteful ID Cards scheme and spend the money on 10,000 extra police to keep our streets safe.
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Liberal Democrats - 18th Jun, 2009 “Compulsory sheep tagging will increase the input costs being placed on livestock producers, auction markets and abattoirs which could ruin the financial viability of the industry. The average wage for a sheep farmer is just £6,000 per year, which is as about as much as a tag reader is expected to cost. The UK is not alone in thinking that compulsory sheep tagging is both impractical and unworkable, but until recently the Government have been prepared to take the role of a backseat driver instead of leading the campaign for a voluntary system. I refuse to accept that this battle is lost, but it’s up to our Ministers to push for a voluntary system by taking a leading role in the campaign against compulsory sheep tagging. I’m hopeful that the coming meeting of ministers gives us a real chance to win this fight.” Tim Farron, Shadow Defra Secretary.
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Does your party agree with the conservative's policy paper to increase localism? Liberal Democrats - 18th Jun, 2009 “Rather than being radical, many of these proposals could have been copied straight from the Government’s agenda.The Tories only talk about localism when it suits them, and when they do they think it makes sense to force elected mayors on cities hand picked from Westminster. What this makes clear is that the Tories, like the Government, have no intention of reforming the grossly unfair Council Tax that they created. Rather than tinkering, the whole system should be scrapped and replaced with a fair tax based on the ability to pay.” Julia Goldsworthy , Shadow Communities and Local Government Secretary. For our policies on local government, please see our website.
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Does your party support a referendum on the Lisbon treaty? Liberal Democrats - 18th Jun, 2009
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Liberal Democrats - 18th Jun, 2009 Click link to view: Our policies on improving the well-being of chlidren.
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Are we serious about public transport. Liberal Democrats - 18th Jun, 2009 Click link to view: We're very serious about public transport!
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