Women: There should be recognition and support both for those women who want to stay in the home and those who want to participate in the work force.

Although the position of women in the nation has improved, the balance between men and women in terms of equality of employment, income, and status is still heavily tipped in favour of men. Changes have to be made to allow women to play a full part in all aspects of life in their communities and the work force.

The Integralist Party would ensure measures to achieve meritocracy both in political life and in appointments to all public bodies, including local authorities. We would set realistic timescales to achieve equality of outcome in employment structures, education and training and enact Family-friendly policies in the workplace to facilitate women returning to work and women in the workplace.

The Integralist Party will ensure there is adequate and permanent funding for state women's organisations and community-based women-only training programs with flexible hours and adequate child-care facilities. We will ensure Women-friendly health-care services, to include freely available screening for breast cancer and smear testing for cervical cancer etc. We also support education initiatives recognised to counter the current unrealistic portrayal of women in our society authorities and those working to eradicate violence against women.

Transport: The Integralist party will promote the development of an efficient, safe and green transport system through the Corporation of British Transport (CBT headed by the relative sub comities of Road, Rail and Air). We want the Railway system itself re-nationalised and favour massive investment in our railway infrastructure. The CBT committees will investigate and put into action all new technologies to improve movement and make that movement greener and cleaner. The CBT would assess the viability of new electric mono rail networks, trams in cities and towns, high-speed magnetic levitation, inter-city rail network, ect. Public transport should be an integrated system; we will build interconnecting monorail and tram routes to all railway and bus stations, and ensure that every substantial town has a train station. We would re-open our canals as an economic and more environmentally-friendly means to transport goods across the country. We shall also reinvigorate our rail freight system - a far more efficient means of transporting goods than the roads.

All public forms of transport will become nationalised. The canals will be cleaned and used as a form of pleasure for the British people and goods transport. The labour service and youth organisations will be given the task of keeping these canals clean and that they are running to full potential. To address the problem of congestion within many towns and cities we will encourage the use of alternative methods of transport, such as bus or rail, by making them cheaper and more economical as opposed to restrictions and fines upon the motorist.

Many people, especially women are put-off using public transport, due to their worries about personal security. We would re-introduce Conductors to our public transport system. These Conductors or Transport Security Officers as they would be known would be trained to intervene in problematic situations and have direct radio link not only to the driver of the vehicle, but to members of the Constabulary who would be summoned if needed. This would ensure a level of security that would benefit all of our Citizens.

Tax: The Integralist Party would install a Swedish model taxation system that combines a direct tax (paid by the employee) with an indirect tax (paid by the employer). In practice, the employer provides the state with both means of taxation, but the employee only sees the direct tax on his declaration form. Tax on gross income from the employer: 32.82% (indirect, fixed), pension fee on gross income: 6.95% (indirect, fixed), municipal tax on gross income less pension tax and a base deduction: ~32% (direct, varies by municipality), state tax on gross income less pension tax and a base deduction: 0%, 20%, or 25% (direct, progressive).

This style of tax system includes many direct and indirect taxes and contributions. The most important direct taxes are the national and local income taxes and the national tax on capital. Indirect Tax has two main sources: value-added tax and excises on duties. Tax legislation is passed by Parliament; but the local authorities are at liberty to set the income tax rates in their respective municipalities and county council districts.

Foreign Lorries will pay to use our motorways, this will be collected by customs officers at a set rate depending on the time they are in the UK, fuel tax will be levied on diesel/petrol in the Lorries tanks when they arrive, cars will not be affected. Road Tax will be used to build roads, using UK firms, underground car parks and interchanges for monorail, bus and train links. All aircraft flying to or over the UK will pay a green tax, (to be announced).

Land owners and tenant farmers to be taxed per acre of unproductive land, (to be announced) this will encourage tree planting and food production. A limit on interest rates for credit cards and loan agreements to be set at 4 times the bank of England base rate. We will introduce an estate agents yearly license fee to be introduced (to be announced) and a 5% tax on profits. Supermarket tax of 1.5% of gross profits to allow town shop regeneration, this tax allows local businesses to have low rates which will make them more competitive.

Car tax dropped to £52 for vehicles up to 1.69 litres, cars above this to 2.29 litres will pay £350, any vehicle above this will pay £500, Lorries will be taxed by the tonnage carried, and every ton will be £100. An entry tax will be introduced for anyone entering the UK of £15, this will be used to fund alternative state projects. The lottery will be taken over by the government and ran on an all ticket system similar to the continental style; tickets will have name and address included.

Our economy will be strengthened by our proposed trade links with countries of the former commonwealth, Canada, Australia, New Zealand to name but a few.

We would seek to restore the link between prices and pensions to bring our retired populations income to be broadly in line with comparative pensions paid on the continent. We would move the taxation base away from direct taxation to a more consumer orientated taxation thus under our proposals VAT would be scaled back to a modest 7.6% purchase tax on all goods and items except medicines and foods, feminine hygiene products and baby products. The state would subsidise the costs on domestic organic, ecological foods so it becomes more affordable to the average family.

This tax initiative is to coincide with the overall policies of the Integralist Party to be fully realised.

Public Holidays: Under an Integralist government our public holidays would be held on dates that are relevant to our Great British history. They would represent a celebration of famous military victories, combined with dates of cultural and spiritual importance, which have been celebrated throughout the ages in our great nation. St.George's day would be a public holiday within England, with the other home nations celebrating their own particular national day i.e. St.Andrew's Day in Scotland, St.David's Day in Wales and St.Patrick's Day in Northern Ireland.

These national holidays would promote our history and culture past and present, ensuring our future generations value and never forget the courage and valour of our forefathers in the building of our nation, so they can carry on bearing the torch of national victory and freedom.

The Royal family: The royal crown shall be upheld on the basis of historic continuity and national heritage. Though the Integralist Party would like to see a revaluation of the ownership of the crown lands, all the splendour that is royal they shall keep as long as they keep their status honourable and regal in the eyes of the people.