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  Programme for Government
  
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  @ MP voted aye to indicate support for the Conservative government's programme of legislation which included growing the economy, cutting taxes, funding the National Health Service to reduce the COVID backlogs, supporting the people of Ukraine, reducing public sector debt and controlling inflation and empowering local leaders.
  
  @ MP voted no against indicating support for the Conservative government's programme of legislation which included growing the economy, cutting taxes, funding the National Health Service to reduce the COVID backlogs, supporting the people of Ukraine, reducing public sector debt and controlling inflation and empowering local leaders.
  
  
  The majority of MPs voted to indicate support for the Conservative government's programme of legislation as set out in [https://www.theyworkforyou.com/debates/?id=2022-05-10b.4.0 Queen's Speech]. The speech led with growing the economy and included cutting taxes, funding the National Health Service to reduce the COVID backlogs, supporting the people of Ukraine, reducing public sector debt and controlling inflation and empowering local leaders.
  
  
  The motion supported by the majority of MPs in this vote was:
  
  :That an humble Address be presented to Her Majesty, as follows:
  
  :Most Gracious Sovereign,
  
  :We, Your Majestyâs most dutiful and loyal subjects, the Commons of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, in Parliament assembled, beg leave to offer our humble thanks to Your Majesty for the Gracious Speech which was addressed to both Houses of Parliament.
  
  The debate on the content of the government's legislative programme outlined in the Queens' speech is technically, and traditionally, on the subject of a message of thanks which the house is to send the monarch for  the speech. 
  
  Those voting to send the letter of thanks to the monarch can perhaps be inferred to be supportive of the plans and aspirations laid out in the Queen's Speech which included:[1][2]
  
  * * to "grow and strengthen the economy"
  * * to "help ease the cost of living for families"
  * * to "level up opportunity in all parts of the country"
  * * to "support more people into work"
  * * to "fund the National Health Service to reduce the COVID backlogs"
  * * to "support the people of Ukraine"
  * * to reduce [public sector] debt
  * * to reduce taxes
  * * to return inflation to its target
  * * to drive local growth and empower local leaders
  * * to give residents more involvement in local development
  * * to improve transport 
  * * to deliver the transition to cheaper, cleaner, and more secure energy
  * * to strengthen consumer rights
  * * to establish the UK Infrastructure Bank, with objectives to support economic growth and the delivery of net zero
  * * to simplify public sector procurement to provide new opportunities for small businesses
  * * to "enable the implementation of the United Kingdomâs first new Free Trade Agreements since leaving the European Union"
  * * to "prevent dangerous and illegal Channel crossings and tackle the criminal gangs who profit from facilitating them"
  * * to "improve the regulation of social housing to strengthen the rights of tenants and ensure better quality, safer homes"
  * * to "ban conversion therapy"
  * * to establish an independent regulator of English football"
  
  
  [This vote is considered, by mySociety, to be in essence a vote of confidence in the Government, so does not impact statements on MPs' policy positions on TheyWorkForYou.com - [https://github.com/mysociety/theyworkforyou/issues/1274 See discussion] ]
  
  
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  * [1] [https://www.theyworkforyou.com/debates/?id=2022-05-10b.4.0 Queen's Speech, 10 May 2022, House of Commons Official Record], TheyWorkForYou.com   
  * [2] [https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/queens-speech-2022-background-briefing-notes Queen's Speech 2022: background briefing notes, 10 May 2022 ], Gov.uk
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