Ministers pledged to prioritize economic growth and make sure the party’s legislation backed their goal of “rebuilding Britain” ahead of Wednesday’s historic event, which will see the King reveal the party’s ambitions for power in a pompous ceremony.
The plethora of laws will reflect Sir Keir Starmer’s “first steps” for government, which he ran on during the general election, and will contain promises on housebuilding, better transportation, securing sustainable energy, and creating jobs.
A new measure to impose strict new spending guidelines was also approved by Number 10, with the stated goal of “ensuring economic progress, while avoiding the turmoil which left families with soaring costs.
Additionally, laws that “empower regions to deliver change for their communities” will be passed, with the goal of returning power to local leaders who are aware of what is best for their communities.
According to reports, the House of Lords will undergo a change that may include requiring peers to retire at the age of 80 and establishing a plan for eliminating hereditary peers.
