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Budget Day is tomorrow. Here is what some of our Liberal Democrat MPs are calling on the Chancellor to deliver.

Yes, you're right. If ability is distributed similarly across groups and far more men apply or have relevant experience, the highest performer is more likely a man by basic probability and sample size. Numbers are facts. UK Regular Forces are ~88% male, so the pool for defence roles reflects that. Prioritising the best person over quotas isn't prejudice.

Treasury spokesman @RobertJenrick has drawn wide praise for setting out Reform's economic policies, especially from the Adam Smith Institute @ASI. At a glance: Core fiscal approach: Spend less, tax less, borrow less — prioritise growth and fiscal credibility before large tax cuts. Target £80bn in annual public spending cuts within five years (mainly ~£50bn from welfare reform, plus net zero programmes, civil service reductions, and foreign aid caps.⁠ Retain the state pension triple lock. Aim for Britain to become the fastest-growing large economy in Europe via supply-side reforms. Tax and worker incentives: Raise the income tax personal allowance to £15,000 in the first 100 days (long-term ambition of £20,000); estimated to benefit most taxpayers by ~£500 and take ~2.9 million people out of income tax.⁠ Cut employer National Insurance back from 15% to 13.8% for British workers (funded by a new Migrant Labour Levy). Introduce a Hard Work Bonus: no tax on overtime above a 40-hour week for those earning under £75,000. Raise the VAT registration threshold to £150,000. Reverse recent inheritance tax changes on family farms and small businesses. Other earlier or related ideas include lower corporation tax, reduced business rates burdens for SMEs, and incentives for brownfield housing (e.g. temporary reliefs on stamp duty/CGT in some cases). Energy and industrial policy: Scrap or reverse major net zero policies and related costs; remove government-imposed policy costs from energy bills to cut household bills by ~£250 a year.⁠ Maximise North Sea oil and gas: approve Rosebank immediately, restart licensing, legalise onshore exploration, abolish the Energy Profits Levy, and refocus the regulator on maximum economic extraction. Abolish the Emissions Trading Scheme, halt the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism, scrap certain renewable contracts-for-difference, and accelerate nuclear (implement Fingleton Review; fast-track French/South Korean designs). Growth, housing, deregulation and jobs Housing: Cut affordable housing requirements on brownfield sites, introduce permitted development rights for brownfield housing, repeal biodiversity net gain, nutrient neutrality, and related environmental rules; repeal the Renters’ Rights Act. Employment: Repeal the Employment Rights Act (including mandatory union access provisions); ease other hiring rules. Infrastructure and planning streamlining (e.g. faster approvals for runways at Heathrow/Gatwick, reservoirs as nationally significant projects, restricted judicial review). Broader deregulation: five-year sunsets on regulations and quangos, review/repeal retained EU law, make Making Tax Digital quarterly reporting voluntary, ease rules on shops, events, AI adoption, data centres, and more. Support apprenticeships (e.g. wage credit for SMEs) and prioritise British workers over low-skilled migrant labour. These are drawn from Reform UK’s official policies page, the October 2026 Economic Rescue Plan announcements by Nigel Farage and Robert Jenrick, and related conference/pledges. Policies continue to evolve and some earlier 2024 manifesto tax-cut ambitions were scaled back for fiscal realism. reformparty.uk/policies/econ…