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    The Recovery Party

    I know that 'New Political Party' threads are 10 a Penny, but here's mine.

    The Recovery Party

    4 Manifesto Items

    - implement, in full, the An Bord Snip Report in 1 year
    - implement, in full, proposals of Taxation Commission in 1 year
    - no negotiation with Unions
    - party will automatically wind up after 1 term in Government, or if it doesn't participate in Government

    Run candidates in all urban 4 and 5 seat constituencies
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    Quote Originally Posted by goosebump View Post
    I know that 'New Political Party' threads are 10 a Penny, but here's mine.

    The Recovery Party

    4 Manifesto Items

    - implement, in full, the An Bord Snip Report in 1 year
    - implement, in full, proposals of Taxation Commission in 1 year
    - no negotiation with Unions
    - party will automatically wind up 3 years after contesting General Election

    Run candidates in all urban 4 and 5 seat constituencies
    I envy you. You must have a lot of money and free time.

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    Quote Originally Posted by goosebump View Post
    - implement, in full, the An Bord Snip Report in 1 year

    It's going to have to be implemented in any event - regardless of who's in power. I suspect it'll be more than a year before it's done though.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Oblivion View Post
    It's going to have to be implemented in any event - regardless of who's in power. I suspect it'll be more than a year before it's done though.
    Yes, but the consequences of implementing it quickly and doing it over 10 years are very different.
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    That's why we're so utterly forked.

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    Day release on Sunday should stop. Triple pay for psychiatric nurses is damn worth it.
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    Sounds like the PDs... wreak havoc and then quit before the consequences come home to roost.
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    You do understand what a categorical refusal to negotiate with organized labour leads to, right? It's not exactly like extended campaigns of industrial action are going to lead to a quicker recovery.
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    Quote Originally Posted by flamez911 View Post
    You do understand what a categorical refusal to negotiate with organized labour leads to, right? It's not exactly like extended campaigns of industrial action are going to lead to a quicker recovery.
    A strike?

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    Quote Originally Posted by flamez911 View Post
    You do understand what a categorical refusal to negotiate with organized labour leads to, right? It's not exactly like extended campaigns of industrial action are going to lead to a quicker recovery.
    Yes, strikes, but the are inevitable. They will happen because of cuts, because we run out of money, or because we bring in the IMF, which are the only 3 outcomes we are looking at it.

    We may as well just get on with it.

    Negotiation with Unions has produced zip so far.
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