A nice table of policies and changes to Government, both local and central is now available with Short Links to the text.  Have a look at our WordPress at http://wp.me/pNMjz-t and don't forget to follow us at http://twitter.com/Third_chamber 

The campaign for the Robin Hood Tax is hotting up, and their video can be seen at http://www.robinhoodtax.org.uk

You can also see their page on Facebook at http://www.facebook.com/robinhoodtax and follow them on Twitter at http://twitter.com/robinhood

Details of my suggestion of a Sales Tax to the BBC Newsnight Politics Pen in Nov 2009 - which was agreed by both Lord Digby Jones and Matthew Taylor - can be watched here http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/programmes/newsnight/8354938.stm and the figures behind the idea can be read here http://djsnowy.spaces.live.com/blog/cns!759A34B078AEE95B!678.entry

The domain http://www.thirdchamber.org.uk now points to this site, and we'll be setting up Google to manage email and hosting soon.

Both the general website and the blogsite have now been finished - yay!

The current tax systems are complicated and difficult to understand.  Here are some suggestions for sensible change for fairness and stimulating to business and community alike.

Tax Changes

Our draft Age, Civil & Criminal Responsibility Act will clearly let the public know they are responsible for their own, and sometimes their childrens, actions.

To clarify age related legislation, the Act will also define what can, and cannot, be allowed at certain ages.  This includes buying alcohol, knives, voting etc.