And it is to that we must now turn.' 1) A commitment maintenance of full employment. 2) The be introduced.
expansion trois will be introduced.
етрюуесь, established ссопюту. compania. omership include dustries that the Tories denationalise. study, longer holidays, ment ing the quality of people's lives.
full control of powers the Labour withdrawal.
Information Act.
for international manufacture and deployment of into disarmament negotiating the UN committee on disarmament.
'inside and outside' parliament. "THE Tory strategy will fail because it is founded on false economic thinking. It is un. fair. It will not work.' This is the verdict of programme 'Peace, Jobs, Freedom'. Its failure will impose heavy sacrifices on the British people: industrial stagnation, social contlict and a poorer and more unequal society. We are told by the government — and the media which backs them — that all this is necessary. That there is no alternative to tough Tory measures. There is the alternative is democratic socialism.
Labour promises a new economic strategy bas. ed on public ownership, expansion and democratic planning. The central points are the following:
to the restoration and spearheaded by increased public expenpitse economic expansion; 3) To deai with intiation, co-operation with the trade unions is proftered and price controls will 4) World trade will be stimulated by economic the programme suggests, but Bri tain's manufacturing industries must be protected from foreign competition - import con5) Stricter controls will be introduced over international movements of capital along with plans țo protect sterling from a run on the pound. 6) Planning afreements between the governand employees, should ith the major industries in the ear-marker tol public pharmaceuticals, medical equipment, microelectronics, construction and buliding materials, North Sea oil and all other in 7) The Tory Employment Bill will be repealer and 'industrial democracy will be promoted ir both the public and private sector of industry y A progressive move to the 35 hour week i romised in order to combat the eftects of ne technology and the economic crisis. Time off for earlier voluntary retire and expanded training and retraining facilities are also suggested as ways of improv9) Fundamental reforms of the EEC are sought, of law-making and _tax-gathering will be restored to the House of Commons. If satisfactory terms of membership are Party will 'discuss' 10) Democracy will be strengthened in Britain by the abolition of the House of Lords, the conse quent increase in the powers of the House of Commons and the introduction of a Freedom ol The Labour Party commits itself to campaign bedte lindi opposing Cruise Missiles and the neutron bomb in Britain. To halt the 'arms race' the Labour Party wants to breathe new life through a comprehensive test ban treaty. It gives full support to The pro. gramme ends by urging Labour Party members to take the programme and campaign for it boldly Socialist Challenge, 29 May 1980 Pase 9