Part 07 of 08 · Fairness & integrity
Justice, democracy and public service
Same rules. For everyone.
Public office should bring responsibility, not special treatment for the well connected.
What we will do
Three practical steps
You should be able to know the proper fee, get a receipt and challenge a mistake without political help.
- Clear rules
- Open records
- Fair appeals
Open the public record
Publish covered contracts, spending and delivery results. Protect independent checks.
Make decisions challengeable
Improve access to justice, reliable land records, reasons for decisions and routes of appeal.
Keep party and state apart
Base services on fair rules. Do not use public money or personal records for party campaigning.
From the full programme
Delivery safeguards and conditions
Constitutional safeguards
Pursue impartial justice, legal aid and enforceable fundamental rights through lawful processes.
Clean public service
Public vehicles, staff, funds and service databases are not tools for a campaign.
Fair local shares
Local investment allocated by population, deprivation, service gaps and transparent costs, not loyalty.
Land records
Reliable records and remedies for administrative mistakes.
How to judge progress
Check the result
- Can people see spending?
- Are fees clear?
- Are complaints answered and decisions explained?
Measured through reporting
This part does not set a single headline number. Progress is reported through quarterly scorecards and the annual account described in the delivery chapter.
Full chapter in the manifesto: pp.42, 43, 44.