Justice: We will restructure the criminal justice system so it both functions and benefits society, whilst upholding the iron law of justice. We believe some of the ways to achieving this is a justice system that fits the criminal, whereby they are released when a court of law is convinced that they are no longer prone to crime thus separating genuine criminals from responsible citizens, our philosophy is rehabilitation through the most effective means necessary.

We call this 'indeterminate sentencing' which means criminals are sent to facilities or prisons until such a time as they are deemed fit for release prior to which they will undergo a balanced combination of psychological treatment and hard labour until 'cured'. Certain offences that are incurable and demand such a level of justice such as treason, paedophilia, rape and pre-meditated murder (among others), would in some cases merit the use of capital punishment. This legislation would be retrospective and would require a sentence review of those inmates serving sentences for murder, paedophilia and terrorism. We will reintroduce hard labour and sentencing linked to payments for victims. Life should mean life, an end to open prisons and weekend leave etc. Those inmates of British citizenship who have held their British citizenship for five years or less will be stripped of their Citizenship and deported to their country of origin. We would immediately deport any foreign inmates currently residing within the confines of the prison system.

A citizen's home is their castle and laws will be introduced to make sure a person can use what ever force, means necessary to protect their home and family from intruders. Thieves and other offenders to be made to work in prison to repay victims for the value of goods lost and trauma suffered at a set daily work rate, and they will not be released until they have repaid every penny in full, using this system the criminal will work to repay his victim and will not get out until he does so no matter how long it takes, there will be no time off for good behaviour, habitual thieves to be given hard labour.

Reduction of legal complexity: Law will be written in plain language, barring the need for it to express logical construction, and lawmakers will be encouraged to reduce the amount of law on the books to a few simple principles per topic, or as close as is possible. Clearly corporate tort law will never be as simple as legislation regarding homicide, but the proliferation of laws built upon previous laws with no thought of a system of law as whole will end.

Unemployment: In addition to the thousands of job opportunities the Integralist system will create, we would further contain the unemployment problem through the establishment of Economic Refugee Centres (ERCs) throughout the country. These centers will house the homeless, mentally sick, unemployed, and social outcasts, providing them with free medical services, food, and clothing, shelter, and education, social interactive competence until they attain the skills necessary to return to society and find employment. After release from an ERC, social refugees will be transported to the city, town or village of their choice and be given social help to start a new life in that city.

This programme of rehabilitation will emphasise the training of skills in demand (whilst still catering to personal taste and ambition). We will ensure that skilled and experienced persons who require funding will receive it in the form of low interest loans from the corporate bodies. Skilled people over fifty will be given the opportunity to retrain as teachers in their particular skill and work, if they wish, in the government training centres.

Provision of Crèches: An Integralist Government would ensure that all major employers and public services would made available on-site childcare crèche facilities. Generous incentives would be made available for employers to provide such care, and the benefits to society in freeing-up many parents who wish to return to work but are unable to do so because of prohibitive child-care costs.

Environment: We support efforts to preserve the environment and ensure the British people have air that is fit to breathe, food that is fit to eat, and water that is fit to drink. The use of ground-leeching artificial fertilisers will be phased out in favour of naturally-sourced alternatives. We would enact an energy policy which would prioritise the conversion of Great Britain's economy from a fossil fuel based economy to a greener solar-nuclear-hydrogen-bio fuel orientated economy. All new houses and building constructions will have to incorporate forms of renewable energy such as solar panels and wind turbines etc, as well as efficient insulation. We would invest in Hydrogen research because it's the most plentiful element in the universe and the fuel of the future along with research in other areas also.

The Integralist Party favours tax and grant incentives to promote the use of renewable energy sources. We would fund research and development for renewable energy resources on a huge scale. Every planning or housing development will be required to produce an 'environmental audit' indicating how they have incorporated the use of renewable energy and energy efficiency into their plans before permission is granted. The long term goal would be phase out the use of nuclear power.

We would also educate the Nation on a cleaner world and implement many policies that would ensure a cleaner greener Nation for us. We would for example put the environment on the national education curriculum so the young would grow up with an awareness and knowledge of the importance of the environment.  Our Nation must be self sufficient in energy and we will look into new research and a cleaner energy and a cleaner planet for us all to live in. We support the concept that 'Small is Beautiful' and will encourage ecological farming in small free-range units. We will monitor live export and minimise the internal live transport of farm animals and improve market and slaughterhouse conditions. All forms of intensive farming, including fish farms will be phased out. We will also prohibit the import of any animal commodities produced by methods, which do not meet our high UK standards.

The problem of global warming can only be tackled by a whole series of changes starting at a personal level and moving up through all levels of government and industry. Examples of the kind of changes we envisage are: a huge shift towards the use of public transport; a move away from air pollution and harmful chemicals in the air and water; introducing real punitive taxation for industrial emissions not meeting strict standards.

The greatest local threat however to our 'Green and Pleasant land' is the Government's threatened 'concreting' over much of the U.K for housing, we plan to implement a green building plan for new eco-housing from local materials in local designs we plan to build a housing project with no more than 65% housing to grass and open space in some areas as low as 50% we want a greener cleaner housing plan.

Agriculture: Conservative estimates currently put Britain's total unused farm land at near 700,000 hectares (2006:Set-aside land: 520,000 hectares, bare fallow land 150,000 hectares). In total, we estimate there is 1,000,000 hectares of potential farmland provided it has been reclaimed from various obstacles. With the stable prices and an assured market we will bring we can finally undertake the task of creating some 25,000 farmsteads across the country. Each of these will be bought/nationalised, conditioned, irrigated, furnished, seeded, tooled up and eventually turned into family farms. These farms will be organised by the CBA (Corporation of British Agriculture) which will maintain stability and direction throughout the operation. Farmers will be encouraged to grow all they can as opposed to all they can afford and will be subsidised to do so either by the EU of the CBA depending on our relations with Europe. It is estimated that at this rate of production within 5 years our dependency of foreign imports will have gone.

Fisheries: We want the reconstruction of our fishing industry after we re-negotiate the EU Common Fisheries Policy (CFP) which has crippled Britain's fish stocks and fishing communities. We would like to see a full return of the sovereignty of British waters whose management will be transferred to the CBF (Corporation of British Fisheries). The disastrous quota system will be scrapped in favour of the Faroese "effort based" system which has proved to be much better for protecting and rebuilding fish stocks.