Do you think that David Cameron should produce detailed tax proposals now or wait until an election ?

Question

Should the British Conservatives resist media demands for detailed policy or develop these in secret and reveal them nearer the time?

Answer 1

it is not a matter of keeping their tax proposals secret.....how can anyone justify naming tax proposals ahead of coming into power as a government;who is aware of the situation they could inherit from new labour?the true situation in the UK is already in deficit,thousands are employed in non productive "jobs"created by new labour;all of whom are a burden on the "productive"working population;resulting in the present high taxation ;both direct and indirect.No Mr.Cameron should make no commitment at this time.

Answer 2

I read that he is outlining tax proposals and a detailed policy statement in his next speech at the party conference.

There are calls from the so-called 'grassroots' to reduce the tax 'burden' so that could add impetus to the calls for disclosure.

It would be beneficial to the electorate to know where the Conservatives stand and the impact any change would have on public services etc. In the interests of an informed public I think 'Dave' should give us the information.

Up the workers!

Answer 3

Whats the point in him disclosing anything,its not as if he's going to win any election anyway..Now theres a man that will do as much good for the UK as Tony Blair has..

Answer 4

Pip Pip Cheerio, I agree. let's go to the pub for some pints and crips.

Answer 5

I tihnk it would be wise to make sure he knows what he's doing before he makes proposals he cant keep :) but then what would be new?

Answer 6

Why should he, Labour never bothered

Answer 7

doesn't matter, they still wont get in......the thatcher era reminders will rear its ugly head......

Answer 8

NOW