The Green Party manifesto, point by point

Climate change

• "Carbon quota" for sales of fossil fuels or electricity
• Same quota for everyone but people can sell part of their quota to others
• £35bn investment into renewable energy
• Fracking to be banned
• Prioritise attempts to reach a global deal to limit climate change to below 2C

NHS

• Increase NHS budget by £12bn, and then in real terms by 1.2 per cent a year taking into account the ageing population
• £8bn a year on free social care for all older people
• VAT extended to "less healthy foods" including sugar
• Money saved from VAT spent on subsidising the cost of fruit and vegetables
• Minimum price on alcohol of 50p per unit

Education

• £8bn a year into "free, universal and flexible" early education and support
• Grammar schools abolished
• Increase in state school funding to 2010 level, costing £7bn a year
• Class sizes cut
• Tuition fees abolished
• Student debt issued by Student Loans Company and held by the Government cancelled

Housing

• 500,000 social rent homes provided by increasing the social housing budget to £6bn a year
• Landlords would not be able to write off mortgage interest payments against tax, raising £5.8bn a year
• Five-year rental agreements for tenants that would rise only by the rate of inflation
• Right to buy scrapped
• New higher council tax bands for more expensive homes

Work and wages

• Minimum wage increased to £10 per hour by 2020
• Maximum 35-hour week
• Maximum pay ratio of 10:1 between best paid and worst paid in every organisation

Benefits

• Scrap most of existing benefits, apart from disability and housing benefits
• Income tax personal allowance abolished
• Every man, woman and child legally resident in the UK will receive a non means-tested "basic income"

Tax

• New wealth tax of 2 per cent a year on the top 1 per cent of earners
• National Insurance upper threshold scrapped affecting employees earning more than £42,000 a year
• Top rate of tax raised to 60 per cent
• Corporation tax raised from 20 per cent to 30 per cent.
• Airlines to pay fuel duty and VAT, pushing up the cost of flights
• Tax on plastic bags and packaging
• Tax on the use of water by businesses
• Alcohol and tobacco duties raised

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